When the industry’s juggernaut – LVMH – sees its largest fashion and leather goods segment down 8% in 1H2025, it is warning of a wider industry downturn.
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When the industry’s juggernaut – LVMH – sees its largest fashion and leather goods segment down 8% in 1H2025, it is warning of a wider industry downturn.
Luxury’s focus on accessibility fueled growth but alienated top spenders. Now facing a slowdown, brands must return to core luxury values and first principles.
Luxury consumers, disillusioned by recent price hikes and stagnant creativity, are pulling back on purchases, leading to a 5% drop in the luxury goods market.
Beauty industry growth is slowing as consumers turn to “dupes” that mimic premium brands for less. Meg Pryde’s Brandefy has been a leader in developing “dupe culture.”
Burberry’s global reputation surged in 2025, coinciding with the appointment of Joshua Schulman as CEO and implementation of his “Burberry Forward” strategic plan.