Around 150 Lady Dior fake bags were put on the second-hand market between 2023 and this year. They all have one thing in common: they come with a (real) certificate of authenticity.
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Breaking news published on 27/06/25 at 17:22 GMT - Together with his friend Raphaël Raingold, LVMH's image director and Bernard Arnault's eldest son looks set to buy a building opposite the five star Lutetia hotel in Paris and close to the Bon Marché, the high-end department store owned by the luxury goods giant.
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Confronted like its rivals with falling sales figures, the top-flight winemaker is following the lead of haute couture and the jewellery industry by targeting very wealthy customers. To this end, LVMH's wine and spirits branch is inviting its top clients to the Italian Formula 1 Grand Prix in Monza in September.
The jeweller's ultra-luxurious boutique hotel located at the entrance to the prestigious Place Vendôme in Paris is racking up losses, despite heavy investment by its shareholding family.
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For the last four years, the Swiss watchmaker had been in dispute with the French manufacturer of handmade trunks, which had been selling a watch-winder display case designed for iconic Rolex timepieces without permission. The French Court of Cassation has now handed down its ruling.
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Bernard Arnault's group has engaged in a complex financial arrangement to relaunch the company founded by Jean Patou. Acquired by LVMH in 2018, it had run up losses of over €30m.
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The departure of the irreplaceable British editor-in-chief of Vogue comes as major changes are underway at its publisher, particularly with regard to the sharing of its editorial content.
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The Paris Court of Appeal has ruled in favour of the Japanese company, which for several years has been demanding payment for stocks of Dolce & Gabbana, Elie Saab and Issey Miyake perfumes sent to its distributor in Brazil.
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Last week, his company Parvus Asset Management acquired a 5% stake in Kering, two months before shareholders are due to decide on the remuneration package of the luxury company's new boss, Luca de Meo. Two years ago, it also became a shareholder in the hotel giant Accor, in which Parvus still holds 9.
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Six months after taking over the company founded by Benjamin Patou, the financier Walter Butler is remoulding it in his own image. Though not without raising some eyebrows in-house.
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In a question addressed to the government, MP Olivia Grégoire had called on the ministry to reconsider the mandatory use of the term ‘synthetic diamond'. A move that set the alarm bells ringing in the natural diamond lobby.
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