Lagerfeld’s Chanel made $11 billion in his last year
Chanel clocked up sales of nearly 10 billion euros ($11.1 billion) in its final year under the late designer Karl Lagerfeld, the French…
Gucci used their cruise 2020 presentation in Rome’s Musei Capitolini to make a stand against the anti-abortion sentiments and laws...
It may be an eyesore to others but it’s definitely the trend which will bleed out this year. I can’t...
Gucci kicked off May with an irreverent campaign for the relaunch of their beauty line. The brand showcased its fifty-eight...
"It's a cheque for nearly 1.5 billion euros," according to a report.
Expect the unexpected, as far as Gucci’s creative director Alessandro Michele is concerned.
The Gucci Fall/Winter 19 Collection runway show, will livestream later today 10 PM...
Gucci's creative director Alessandro Michele said the sweaters were not inspired by blackface but by Leigh Bowery's flamboyant face makeup.
Luxury fashion is all about breaking codes, creating a new, irresistible message that captivates consumers. But some of the globe's top brands have raised eyebrows with designs that have racist connotations.
ROME - Gucci has apologized for a wool sweater that resembled a "blackface" and said the item had been pulled from its online and physical stores, the latest case of an Italian fashion house having to apologize for cultural or racial insensitivity.
