Kering’s Strategy for 2022

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WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW TODAY: FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 2022 With Gucci now growing by double-digits over pre-pandemic levels, Kering laid out its plan for 2022. LVMH Prize-winner Nensi Dojaka is introducing more wearable designs to appeal to a broader audience. The Ordinary's new hair care collection highlights its use of sulphates, an ingredient shunned by the clean beauty crowd.

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LUXURY Kering's Game Plan for 2022 By Robert Williams

With flagship brand Gucci turning a corner and the French group's smaller brands still surging ahead, chairman François-Henri Pinault laid out a roadmap for Kering's next chapter. READ MORE

LUXURY 'Sexy, Modern, Relevant': Why Nensi Dojaka Is London's Fast-Rising Star By Tamison O'Connor With an LVMH Prize under her belt, the designer is reenforcing her brand identity and introducing more wearable designs to appeal to a broader audience. READ MORE

BEAUTY Why The Ordinary Is Coming Out as Pro Sulphate By Rachel Strugatz

In launching its new hair care line, the brand is highlighting its inclusion of an ingredient — sulphates — that its "clean" competitors say they do not use. READ MORE

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