Scott Lloyd previously led growth at celebrity disruptor brands like Skims and Savage X Fenty. Now he’s tasked with bringing the same magic to the 88-year-old outdoor label.
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Nordstrom’s Sales Return to 2019 Levels After Deal to Go Private
The Nordstrom family and Mexican department-store chain El Puerto de Liverpool SAB closed a deal to acquire the company in May in an all-cash transaction valued at about $6.25 billion.
Groupe Dynamite Inc. Sees Shares Jump on Strong Outlook
Revenue for the Canadian parent company of Garage jumped by 45 percent from a year ago to $284 million in the period ended Jan. 31, beating analysts’ expectations.
Nike Slump Deepens After Pessimistic Fourth-Quarter Outlook
Revenue in the fiscal quarter that began in March is expected to decline 2 to 4 percent.
Harrods’ Closure of Compensation Scheme for Survivors of Alleged Sexual Abuse Called ‘Neither Fair Nor Just’
The programme was established after dozens of women came forward with allegations of abuse by former Harrods owner Mohamed Al Fayed.
The Face Magazine to Shutter
Seven years after its relaunch, the cult British magazine is closing in its ‘current iteration.’ Longtime editor-in-chief Matthew Whitehouse exited the publication in January.
Should Luxury Stop Worrying and Learn to Love AI Imagery?
From Warhol to Jordan Wolfson, art is often driven by the tools that once terrified it. Prada’s polarising Wolfson campaign makes the case that AI is no different.
Luxury Brands Target ‘Desirability First’ — But How to Measure It?
Kering boss Luca de Meo is reconfiguring CEO incentives with a focus on desirability over top-line growth. AI has made it easier to process data from surveys, social media and more — putting desirability in the spotlight across the industry.
Is AI Antithetical to Luxury?
The reaction to Prada’s unsettling new campaign reveals an emerging sentiment in online audiences who see AI and luxury as incompatible.
How Dwayne Johnson Made a Skincare Brand Men Actually Buy
The ‘everyman’ skincare market is moving towards premiumisation, as brands like Johnson’s Papatui ditch traditional one-note marketing for a more considered approach.