Loro Piana’s quiet ascent to become LVMH’s Hermès
Originally a wool merchant, Loro Piana began as a textile mill, exporting high-end fabrics to Europe, Japan, and the Americas. Renowned for its extra-fine wool, cashmere, and vicuña, the company did not enter the ready-to-wear and luxury goods market until the 1980s. It is fair to say it hasn’t looked back since.
Frederic Arnault, one of the five children of LVMH chairman and CEO Bernard Arnault, will become chief executive of the group ...
LVMH-owned Loro Piana has benefited from the luxury sector's embrace of “soft” or “quiet” luxury, with understated yet exorbitant apparel.
An equestrian vibe ran through the collection, which once again charmed with its nonchalant elegance and top-notch ...
Damien Bertrand as Louis Vuitton Deputy CEO, Frédéric Arnault as Loro Piana CEO, and Pierre-Emmanuel Angeloglou ...
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