The media company, focused on books and travel retail, had been fending off an activist investor.

Footfall was down, but conversion rates were up as shoppers released pent-up demand for kid’s clothes, homewares and sporting goods.

Other millionaires and billionaires living in the U.K., including Queen Elizabeth and François-Henri Pinault, saw their fortunes shrink due to COVID-19.

The London-based footwear designer Nicholas Kirkwood is going greener by the month, and dreams of creating fully plant-based, biodegradable designs in the not-too-distant future.

LVMH, Kering, Richemont and L’Oréal are making hundreds of global debuts in the city as it steadily recovers from the COVID-19 lockdown.

“I hope I managed to convey some positive energy — we all need it these days,” said French artist Steven Burke, aka Luckylefthand.

The shutdown might make for some big fashion combinations that were only dreamed of before COVID-19.

Companies navigating the global health and economic crisis face new rules of engagement.

Artistic director Jonathan Anderson worked with Loewe’s in-house perfumer Nuria Cruelles on the limited-edition fragrance for men and women.

LVMH was able to quickly provide solutions at the onset of the COVID-19 outbreak because it has long created value for society as a whole.

The luxury brand is donating 100,000 masks to the Spanish Red Cross and raising money for educational charities.

LVMH labels Zenith, Tag Heuer, Hublot and Bulgari plan to show in Geneva in April 2021.

The world’s biggest luxury group said its top brands, including Louis Vuitton, saw sales in Mainland China rise by more than 50 percent in April.

The fund in aid of young fashion designers will benefit previous winners of both the main award and its runners-up.

Don’t hide, don’t panic, communicate honestly and frequently, and seek advice everywhere, leadership experts advise.