What’s Next for LVMH’s Fashion Group

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WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW TODAY: TUESDAY, MAY 11, 2021 LVMH's smaller fashion assets are under scrutiny as designers depart. Some fashion companies are making the shift to remote work permanent. Fashion needs to become more productive to finance sustainability, argues John Thorbeck. Condé Nast has named NowThis' Versha Sharma editor-in-chief of Teen Vogue. Plus, tune into BoF Live today as we discuss what NFTs mean for fashion.

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LUXURY What's Next for LVMH's Fashion Group By Robert Williams

As Louis Vuitton and Dior power ahead, designer departures and disposals elsewhere in the luxury giant's portfolio suggest its smaller fashion assets are under scrutiny. Has the strategy really changed? READ MORE

WORKPLACE & TALENT How Fashion Brands Are Making Remote Work Permanent By Sheena Butler-Young

Many countries are racing to reopen, but plenty of fashion brands and retailers are telling workers they can stay home forever. READ MORE

SUSTAINABILITY Op-Ed | Who Pays for Sustainability? By John S. Thorbeck

To fund a more sustainable future, the fashion system must become more productive, embracing a supply chain strategy rooted in shared risk, not lowest cost, argues John S. Thorbeck. READ MORE

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