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Evolution at Hermès

The Resale Boom, Tomorrow Takes Stake in Martine Rose

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WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW TODAY: FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22, 2021 Hermès' ultra-classic positioning has helped sales recover rapidly from the pandemic, but there are signs of change afoot at the iconic French luxury house. Three factors explain why investors and operators are bullish on the fashion resale market, according to research by BoF Insights. Tomorrow has taken a majority stake in Martine Rose in a deal that also gives the label a stake in the brand accelerator. Major beauty founders of the '90s, including Bobbi Brown and Urban Decay's Wende Zomnir, are launching new concepts in a very different beauty market. Ermenegildo Zegna returned to profitability in the first half of 2021, after the pandemic sent sales plunging, pushing it into the red.

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LUXURY Tracking the Evolution of Hermès By Robert Williams

Hermès' timeless positioning has helped sales bounce back 'as if the pandemic never happened.' That doesn't mean change isn't afoot at the iconic French luxury house. READ MORE

RETAIL Why the Resale Boom Shows No Sign of Stopping By Rahul Malik and Diana Lee

Three factors explain why investors and operators are bullish on secondhand fashion, according to research by BoF Insights. READ MORE

LUXURY Tomorrow Acquires Majority Stake in Martine Rose Label By Tamison O'Connor

In a first for the London-based showroom-turned-brand accelerator, the equity investment also includes a share swap, giving Martine Rose an undisclosed stake in the Tomorrow business. READ MORE

BEAUTY The Biggest Beauty Founders of the '90s Are Back By Cheryl Wischhover Seasoned entrepreneurs like Urban Decay's Wende Zomnir and Bobbi Brown are betting they can make lightning strike twice, launching new beauty brands in a vastly different consumer and retail environment. READ MORE

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