Mary Katrantzou Bites the Dust In November 2020, Mary Katrantzou was yet another luxury fashion brand to enter into a CVA (Company Voluntary Arrangement). It seems like there will be many more that will follow suit in 2021. Even small brands owned by a luxury conglomerate have no guarantee of
Merry Christmas The Fashion and Design Club would like to wish everybody involved in fashion and design a Merry Christmas and a well-deserved, restful and peaceful festive season. Thank You The Club would also like to take this opportunity to thank all those involved in the production of the Inside
Fashion Designers: Success Coupled with Failure Fashion designers are often fantastic when working for other brands but fail with their own. Karl Lagerfeld was tremendously successful at Chanel and Fendi. His namesake brand was a failure. Emma Hill did a great job at Mulberry. Despite this, her own brand, Hill
Why Did Burberry’s Shares Crash? Burberry endeavours to be true luxury. But in this panic-stricken year of the coronavirus pandemic, the LVMH share price has rocketed 18%. On the other hand, that of British brand Burberry crashed from £22.24 to £17.92, a noteworthy decrease of 19%. Some say that LVMH
The Power of Luxury The top 100 luxury companies generated $281 billion in revenue in 2019 and experienced an 8.5% growth overall. The 2020 annual Deloitte Global Powers of Luxury Goods report showed a concentration of power in the luxury sector. The report reveals that the top 10 companies remained
Burberry COVID-19 Blues Burberry, best known for its iconic trench coats and signature plaids, predicts a significant decline in revenue in the second half of its fiscal year. In the aftermath of the coronavirus pandemic, the brand, like most other luxury fashion labels, has experienced a devastating decrease in footfall