Concludes tenure as Creative Director after summer-fall 2026 show during Paris Fashion Week in March. Widely expected to sign with Versace.
Appointed CEO of Moncler Group effective April 1, 2026. Joins from Bottega Veneta where he served as CEO.
Steps down from Bottega Veneta CEO role on March 31, 2026 to join Moncler.
Named to lead LVMH Perfumes & Cosmetics division and joins executive committee. Replaces Stéphane Rinderknech effective immediately.
Departs as head of LVMH Perfumes & Cosmetics division. Recruited from L'Oréal, tenure viewed as under-delivering versus expectations.
Assumes newly created CCO position at Kering group level. Responsible for defining commercial strategy across all channels. Previously President of Gucci Japan.
Named Deputy CEO at Tiffany to lead worldwide retail, commercial operations, jewelry divisions, and strategic business development. Moves within LVMH from Louis Vuitton.
Moves from CEO of Rimowa to Louis Vuitton as successor to David Ponzo. Internal LVMH reshuffle.
Departure confirmed days before LVMH Watch Week in Milan. No successor named. Joined after 23 years at LVMH. Leadership volatility persists since Jean-Claude Biver's 2018 retirement.
Appointed CEO for the Americas with immediate effect. Succeeds Izumi Sasano. Signals push to strengthen regional leadership and retail execution.
Departing less than two weeks after taking over as CEO on January 3rd. Replaced by Geoffroy van Raemdonck ahead of expected bankruptcy proceedings.
Former Neiman Marcus CEO appointed to steer Saks Global through expected bankruptcy proceedings. Replaces Richard Baker.
Named CEO of Europe, based in Milan. Brings nearly 20 years of experience across expansion, retail, franchise, and commercial leadership in Europe, Middle East, and Asia. Part of reinforcing regional commercial leadership after recapitalisation.
Joins Moncler as Chief Communications Officer Americas after 13 years at Christian Dior America where she served as Chief Communications and Image Officer.
Joins from Stella McCartney where she served as CEO. Succeeds Alessandro Valenti who moves to Dior.
Moves within LVMH from Givenchy CEO to Christian Dior Couture as Deputy Managing Director in charge of commercial activities.
Named Chief People Officer for LVMH Americas. Effective April 1, 2026.
Stepped down after seven years at the Italian brand. Part of broader changes at Kering-owned labels.
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