Week 10 in Luxury: Louis Vuitton Makeup, Ferrari’s Strong Results, Luxury Market Shift, Dior’s New Fragrance, Prada’s Resilience

Welcome to the Week 10 edition of "This Week in Luxury," where we’ll bring you the latest and more relevant developments in the world of luxury!

1. Louis Vuitton Is Finally Launching Makeup

Pat McGrath is the creative director of Louis Vuitton’s first makeup line, La Beauté Louis Vuitton, after years of behind-the-scenes work and product development.

Read the full article here | Vogue

2. Ferrari posts strong results as luxury personalisation demand rises

Luxury carmaker Ferrari reported strong earnings on Tuesday with net profit rising to more than €1.5 million last year.

Read the full article here | Euronews

3. Luxury hits an inflection point. What now?

After the biggest luxury players reported their fourth-quarter results, analysts shared their outlooks for the sector.

Read the full article here | Vogue Business

4. Francis Kurkdjian turns a classic perfume into a modern fragrance

Dior’s creative director of perfume tells Lesley Thomas how he has transformed an almost-perfect perfume into the essence of Dior.

 Read the full article here | The Times

5. Prada shines despite luxury crisis, Versace rumours swirl

Italian luxury fashion house Prada reported a bumper set of results for 2024 on Tuesday, defying analysts' expectations and the crisis in luxury markets.

Read the full article here | Euronews

That concludes this week's edition of "This Week in Luxury." Stay tuned for more updates on the world of luxury in the weeks to come!

Check the past editions of “This Week in Luxury” here.


Do you want to learn more about the luxury industry? Join our Luxury Club Membership and learn from the best professionals through courses and masterclasses, and gain access to exclusive resources, events and networking opportunities: https://www.luxurymarketingconnectmonaco.mc/club


Luxury, Cartier, jewellery workshops, ropean Heritage Days, Kering, Alexander McQueen, luxury stocks, inflation, China, Chanel, watches, jewellery, ultimate luxury push, wealthy customers, spending forecasts, luxury industry trends.

Previous
Previous

Week 11 in Luxury: Frederic Arnault at Loro Piana, Versace’s Leadership Shift, Fashion’s Handmade Revival, Women in Leadership

Next
Next

The influence of exclusive events: How prestigious Monaco events shape the positioning and awareness of luxury brands