Prada has become the latest big name in luxury fashion to go fur-free with the group’s brands, including Prada itself plus Miu Miu, Church’s and Car Shoe, to stop using fur from its SS20 womenswear collection.
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![]( "Prada goes fur-free, will focus on materials innovation")
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![]( "France leads world in Deloitte’s luxury groups ranking, ahead of USA, Switzerland, China")
France leads world in Deloitte’s luxury groups ranking, ahead of USA, Switzerland, ChinaFrance accounts for over one quarter of the total sales of the top 100 luxury corporations worldwide according to Deloitte’s 2019 report, with 9 groups listed and LVMH, L'Oréal, Kering and Chanel in the top 10.
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![]( "France's Ba&sh to open in Carnaby this month")
France's Ba&sh to open in Carnaby this monthPremium Paris-based womenswear brand Ba&sh will open a store in the Carnaby area. The new location will be at 20 Beak Street, at the bottom end of Carnaby Street and not far from upscale Regent Street.
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![]( "Leather goods label Furla tops €500 million revenue mark in 2018 despite slow-down in growth rate")
Leather goods label Furla tops €500 million revenue mark in 2018 despite slow-down in growth rateThe Italian handbag label reached a revenue of €513 million in 2018, though its growth rate slowed down to 2.8%, compared to the 18.5% increase it posted a year earlier.
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![]( "Furla expands into California with South Coast Plaza store")
Furla expands into California with South Coast Plaza storeItalian luxury company Furla has opened a new boutique at South Coast Plaza in Costa Mesa, California.
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![]( "Why the fashion industry will be ditching fur next year")
Why the fashion industry will be ditching fur next yearFur, so long associated with glamour and luxury, has lost its lustre. Over the course of the past year, many of the world's most prestigious fashion houses have announced plans to stop using the controversial material.
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![]( "Italian handbag label Furla grows 5.8% in H1")
Italian handbag label Furla grows 5.8% in H1The Italian handbag label’s growth rate is slowing down in 2018, after revenue rose by 5.8% in the first-half, reaching €252 million, compared to a 23.5% increase in the same period a year earlier.
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![]( "Joseph names Clayton creative director, Campos to join as CEO")
Joseph names Clayton creative director, Campos to join as CEOJoseph named not just a new Creative Director but a new Chief Executive too on Monday. The contemporary luxury brand announced the appointment of Susana Clayton as its creative chief and Barbara Campos as CEO.
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![]( "Furla signs up international influencers for new campaign")
Furla signs up international influencers for new campaignForget famous faces of the runway -- Furla is embracing the internet age for its fall/winter 2018 campaign.
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![]( "Ferragamo marketing chief leaving company")
Ferragamo marketing chief leaving companyFerragamo’s head of marketing and communications, Antonio Burrello, is leaving the group, two sources with knowledge of the matter said, signalling further management changes at the Florentine shoemaker.