Where Does Michael Kors Go From Here?

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WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW TODAY: TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 2024 Capri Holdings' efforts to reverse sliding sales at Michael Kors face longer odds now that a plan to sell the company to rival Tapestry is dead. Kering has named new CEOs at its Saint Laurent and Balenciaga brands. President-elect Donald Trump's promised tariffs on foreign-made goods will leave some beauty brands more exposed than others. Los Angeles' unusual status as both a garment manufacturing and entertainment industry hub is proving a potent lure for fashion brand founders. Plus, join us next week in Bangkok on Monday, November 25 for a special Q&A session with BoF founder and CEO Imran Amed. Register now to secure your place.

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RETAIL Where Does Michael Kors Go From Here? By Cathaleen Chen

Without Tapestry, Capri Holdings has a tough road ahead to return its biggest brand to growth. READ MORE

LUXURY Kering Names New CEOs at Saint Laurent and Balenciaga By Robert Williams and Vikram Alexei Kansara

The company is shaking up its executive ranks again amid sliding sales. Balenciaga chief Cédric Charbit will lead Saint Laurent, to be replaced by Gianfranco Gianangeli. READ MORE

ENTREPRENEURSHIP Inside Fashion's LA Entrepreneurship Boom By Diana Pearl The city's unusual status as both a garment manufacturing and entertainment industry hub is proving a potent lure for fashion brand founders. READ MORE

BEAUTY Trump's Tariffs: Beauty's Winners and Losers By Daniela Morosini President-elect Donald Trump's idea to ratchet up tariffs on foreign-made goods could mean a hit to supply chains, margins and overseas sales for beauty brands like E.l.f. Cosmetics and Jolie. READ MORE

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