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...scale of this operation: when it comes to giant single-fashion brands, Hugo Boss AG is huge (although not, it should be noted, as huge as Polo Ralph Lauren). LVMH (the market leader), Gucci Group/PPR and Richemont, which owns Chloé, are also bigger, but they are multi-brand conglomerates. Of the single brands, for menswear only, Hugo Boss is as big as its two nearest competitors, Giorgio Armani and Ermenegildo Zegna, combined. The company still makes 1.6 million suits a year, but that's old news; it now reflects a wider cultural shift and has repositioned itself from a suit...
...This article contains a table. Please see hardcopy of magazine.] Millennials Boomers Calvin Klein 84% 92% Gucci 83% 91% Tiffany & Co. 79% 94% Ralph Lauren 76% 91% Giorgio Armani 76% 91% DKNY 76% 79% Chanel 72% 91% Rolex 72% 92% Prada 70% 81% Coach...
WHAT THEY OWN: Calvin Klein 60% Ralph Lauren 53% DKNY 46% Coach 39% Gucci...
WHAT THEY WANT TO OWN: Rolex 45% Gucci 40% Tiffany & Co. 39% Giorgio Armani 38% Prada...
...floral print in a way we haven’t seen since Madonna strode around in a cone bra. More surprisingly, I do not hate it; I love it with a wild and untamed passion. Balenciaga is showing an entire line of highly architectural minidresses in disparate floral prints. Gucci is showing a collection with gigantic white and yellow flowers on diaphanous black backgrounds. The effect is utterly modern and chic and does not remind me even slightly of the horrible florals of my youth. How can the women of Harvard pull off florals without looking like Six, while...