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Astrid Wendlandt
14/04/24
The departure of designer Hedi Slimane at Celine has yet to be announced but owner LVMH is not wasting any time looking for a replacement. The French group is in talks with several candidates. One of them is Alaïa’s popular creative director Pieter Mulier. If the Belgian designer gets the job, it would be great for Celine but disastrous for Richemont’s Alaïa, industry sources have said.
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Artificial intelligence and other technologies have changed the way we work, interact with one another and see the future. Luxury brands have been waking up to the fact that they need to integrate these new developments into their corporate culture, decision-making and annual budgets if they want to remain competitive. Creativity is fundamental but technology gives you that extra agility and reactivity you need to stay ahead in this fast-changing world.
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The watch industry is going through a difficult period mainly due to China, where demand has fallen off a cliff in recent months, and in Europe, where consumer morale is low with war raging on its borders and in the Middle East. There is little indication that things will get any better soon, watch executives at Geneva’s Watches & Wonders and other fairs said this week.
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Stefano Cantino, in charge of communications and events at Louis Vuitton, has been appointed deputy CEO of Kering’s Gucci, confirming Miss Tweed’s report last week. What Kering did not say, however, is that Louis Vuitton and LVMH CEO Bernard Arnault were happy to see the back of Cantino, several industry sources have said.

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