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Dead Brand.
BOF LVMH China fueled growth propagandize aside; behind scenes not pretty at all. Turmoil.
Prepare yourselves.
Dead Brand.
BOF LVMH China fueled growth propagandize aside; behind scenes not pretty at all. Turmoil.
Prepare yourselves.
Bull ****.
I've been thinking they'll squeeze out another menswear, but whether or not there's another show doesn't really make much difference. I'm a pessimisitic personality in general, so that may be coloring my thinking on this. I guess it really depends on how much business they're doing in Asia.You think we'll make it to one more menswear show or is it all said and done?
Wish he never left Saint Laurent. What was the reason why he left anyway?
I don't see what's to doubt. Besides the some fluff on the Asian market, there's been practically 0 detailed reporting on their earnings to this day; just vague statements to show things in a positive light. They've been able to get it into the hands of celebs but there's definitely not the same level of hype and interest compared to the SLP stuff, especially the menswear.
It looks like it will end up on sale racks.
It's almost funny to think that these status anxious Asians are basically buying an outlet brand--until I realize that I've bought some of this stuffSeems that way, looking at outlets you see a lot of Celine there; and it looks like it doesn't move either.
do you mean the season vaccarello just showed or what's in stores now? because the former is literally the most similar to hedi he's done yet
Those leather jackets...
Anyone know the reasoning for the Celine logo being so prominent? With SLP it seemed like he usually hid it, while with Celine it's very prominent. Creative decision or a brand mandate? Or maybe just desperation?
Hedi wanted control over the fragrance division, but Pinault refused. It escalated from there.