Kering shares plunge after it picks in-house designer for key Gucci brand
Kering's shares dropped sharply after appointing Balenciaga designer Demna as Gucci's new design chief, replacing Sabato de Sarno. Analysts view the move as risky due to Gucci's need to revive sales and redefine artistic direction.
Francois-Henri Pinault’s Fashion Empire & Cannes Sponsor Kering Sees Shares Plunge Following Gucci Appointment ...
After a decade with the brand, Demna is leaving for Gucci, but first, we're looking back at the designer's most notable red ...
Kering SA disappointed investors by naming an internal designer to oversee a makeover of its struggling Gucci brand, turning ...
Kering, which also owns Bottega Veneta, Saint Laurent and McQueen, praised Demna’s tenure at Balenciaga, where he has been ...
Kering's decision to appoint Balenciaga designer Demna as Gucci's creative director led to a $3 billion stock drop. Analysts ...
View post on Instagram François-Henri Pinault, Chairman & CEO of Kering added: "Demna's contribution to the industry, to ...
The 43-year-old Georgian-born designer will oversee his final couture show at Balenciaga on 6 July before decamping to ...
The luxury brand will sell men's and women's reacy-to-wear, accessories and footwear at the 4,220-square-foot space.
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