Week 51 in Luxury: China leads fashion world, new Patou boutique, Ralph Lauren furniture, and more
Welcome to our second edition of "This Week in Luxury," where we’ll bring you the latest developments in the world of luxury.
In this week's roundup, we explore five intriguing stories that are shaping the luxury industry landscape.
1. In 2024, China will Lead Luxury Fashion Growth, according to McKinsey
As key markets US, Europe and China show tepid growth prospects for luxury fashion in 2024, the Middle East, India and South-East Asia will open new routes to expansion.
Read the full article here | Luxury Tribune
2. Galeries Lafayette lands first Patou boutique to hit Paris
LVMH-owned luxury label Patou is showing off a new shop-in-shop in Paris. The brand's signature pink is spread across the second-floor store.
Read the full article here | Luxury Daily
3. Gosha Rubchinskiy to Design Yeezy, Relaunch Namesake Label
The Russian designer has teamed up with rapper Kanye West to design menswear for Yeezy and inked a deal with a new financial backer to relaunch his Gosha Rubchinskiy label.
Read the full article here | Business of Fashion
4. Ralph Lauren set to expand luxury furniture line
U.S. fashion group Ralph Lauren has struck a deal with American furnishings company Haworth Lifestyle Design. Ralph Lauren Home's new partner will take on product development, sourcing, manufacturing, product marketing and wholesale account management.
Read the full article here | Luxury Daily
5. Put a Bow on It: The Coquette Trend Explained
How do you make something banal or even upsetting seem a little more pleasant? Put a pretty pink bow on it.
Read the full article here | Business of Fashion
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.
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