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Brunello Cucinelli makes high-end ready-to-wear for Women, Men, and Kids, plus lifestyle accessories, all Made in Italy. The brand blends traditional dyeing of cashmere with handcraftsmanship to create durable pieces meant to be worn for years. It distinguishes itself through a human-centered philosophy, a strong link to its Solomeo heritage, and commitments to craftsmanship and ethical practices that favor lasting quality over fast fashion. Its goal is to protect beauty and human dignity, pass on a legacy of skill and values, and grow its global presence.
Industries
Design
Consumer Goods
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Corciano, Italy
Founded
1978
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Daily media: A new face at Centric Brands, The Society gets into sports, christian McCaffrey's new role. Christian McCaffrey (Courtesy) Diana Dennett is now President at CLEARSTEM Skincare. Clara Jeon is now Senior Vice President, PR, Marketing and Influence at Centric Brands. Chelsa Yin, Partner and Chief Strategy Officer at SHO+CO is leaving the company. Randall Lane, Chief Content Officer of Forbes, has left the company. Eve Lyons is now Director of Photography at LIFE magazine. Hugo Lindgren and Richard Turley are rumored to be joining the publication, according to Lauren Sherman's Line Sheet. Mike George is now Interim CEO, QVC Group. Paolo Riv, Chief Buying Officer, is leaving his role at Exemplar Luxury Group. Veronica Luna is now PR Manager at Brunello Cucinelli. Leah Lanier is now Jr. Manager on the Celeb & Influencer Team at SHADOW. Kira Jackson is now Chief Marketing Officer at m.ph. Brand ambassadors. Christian McCaffrey (San Francisco 49ers) is now Brand Ambassador at Peter Millar. Plus! The Society Management announced a strategic partnership with Canopy Talent, a leading commercial marketing agency representing creator-first collegiate and professional Olympic-sport athletes, with team-wide partnerships across a growing network of university athletic programs. Society's current board includes Kendall Jenner, Adriana Lima, Karlie Kloss, Irina Shayk, and more. DLX NYC now represents Guess. Alyssa Bleakley Ryan (ABR Collective) is representing Strange Ways. Send submissions to [email protected] Eddie Roche is the Chief Content Officer of The Daily Front Row/Daily Summer/Daily Hollywood @eddie2275 on Instagram
Siam Piwat is a game changer behind Thailand's luxury momentum. Asia remains the world's most important growth engine for luxury, accounting for nearly 40 percent of global consumption. While China continues to play a major role, momentum is increasingly shifting toward Southeast Asia and India. Within this landscape, Thailand is emerging as a strategic market, evolving from a tourism-driven destination into a regional lifestyle hub supported by a rising affluent class, high-spending younger consumers and the return of quality tourism. IconSiam: A landmark luxury retail destination. At the center of this shift is IconSiam, a landmark destination and a signal of Thailand's changing position on the global luxury map. It stands out as a game changer with a strategy driven by Siam Piwat Group - a developer that has redefined how luxury, culture and urban development intersect. When Italian luxury group Moncler selected IconSiam for its first shopping mall debut in Thailand, the decision signified a destination that aligns global luxury with cultural relevance, as brands prioritize openings in the right locations over rapid expansion. IconSiam's growing concentration of market debuts, flagship investments and global-first concepts marks a strategic inflection point in Thailand's luxury evolution. It reflects a shift from retail transactions to luxury, driven by destinations and experiences. Brunello Cucinelli also opened its first boutique in Thailand at IconSiam, bringing its philosophy of craftsmanship, human values and long-term thinking into a destination shaped by culture. Zimmermann followed suit with its first boutique in Thailand in January 2026. Hermès has launched a new flagship featuring Thailand's first triplex, while Prada unveiled its first duplex store at IconSiam. Tiffany & Co. has expanded into a significantly larger footprint with a new concept store, featuring a Favrile facade, the first of its kind in Southeast Asia. From the second half of 2025 through the first quarter of 2026, IconSiam has secured commitments from more than 51 global and leading Thai brands, the majority choosing the destination for their first stores in Thailand. The total investment during this period exceeded 1.5 billion baht (equivalent to more than $48 million). Notably, these brands have prioritized the Thonburi riverside over traditional central Bangkok locations, with IconSiam functioning as a global business and lifestyle hub and reflecting Siam Piwat's success in repositioning Thonburi to stand alongside established prime districts. Siam Piwat's "First Luxury Experiences" Curating a series of "First Luxury Experiences," Siam Piwat has created the platform, format and destination for luxury brands to create launches, larger-scale showcases and immersive brand experiences within Thailand and across Southeast Asia. In 2025, Siam Piwat organized the first luxury watch week in Southeast Asia with the introduction of Siam Paragon Bangkok Watch Week 2025. Global luxury watch brands selected the platform to showcase rare timepieces while simultaneously launching new collections at the international luxury event. The launch of this new platform has helped position Bangkok as a Southeast Asian regional hub for watch culture - helping to shift luxury product retail to a luxury destination and community building. Elevating luxury lifestyle experiences, Siam Piwat has pioneered Thailand's "Art-in-Mall" evolution with Siam Center and notably at IconSiam, with curated showcases from leading local and international artists. Across its portfolio, art and design are woven into the retail landscape - serving as both inspiration and incubation platforms for emerging artists, students and next-generation creatives, while reinforcing the distinct identity of each destination. Siam Piwat continues to redefine its role beyond a retail developer by advancing as a creator of cultural and creative economic value with the launch of the Art Jewel gallery space at Siam Paragon. The debut exhibition "In Reverent Remembrance of the Royal Grace of Her Majesty Queen Sirikit, The Queen Mother" at Art Jewel reflects its commitment to providing a platform that supports Thai artists. The showcase features work by two national artists, professor emeritus Preecha Thaothong and professor emeritus Thavorn Ko-udomvit, alongside 20 leading Thai artists. Spanning more than 500 square meters, Art Jewel is a newly curated platform supporting both Thai and international artists as a sustainable "space of opportunity" for Thailand's art ecosystem. More than an exhibition venue, it embodies a shared-value approach - integrating art, culture and immersive experiences into a luxury retail setting to reinforce Siam Paragon's position as a global art destination. Siam Paragon's luxury brand experience and retail platform. Siam Piwat's Bangkok shopping mall, Siam Paragon, is helping introduce the concept of new luxury. Spanning five floors, the destination integrates luxury retail with immersive experiences in art and food. Functioning as a centralized luxury platform, Siam Paragon allows customers to access more than 20 global luxury watch brands in one place. They are joined by leading brands such as Loro Piana, Boucheron, Delvaux and Louis Vuitton menswear. The physical platform allows brands to present their storytelling through boutique designs, service models and curated product assortments. The boutiques function with duplex and triplex store formats to allow for multilevel storytelling, private salons and expanded product presentations. And this destination allows customers to access new collections, limited editions and more within a single location. The Siam Piwat model: an integrated luxury ecosystem. Across Siam Paragon and IconSiam, Siam Piwat offers a one-stop luxury experience to connect customers to luxury fashion, watches and fine jewelry and flagship duplex and triplex boutiques, as well as to attend global events such as Watch Week and other fashion-related showings; view art, exhibitions and cultural programming and enjoy dining and fine cuisine. With Siam Piwat's "First Luxury Experiences," the developer is creating platforms, building destinations and creating partnerships with global luxury brands. IconSiam's performance is a reflection of Siam Piwat's strategy to build luxury ecosystems rather than individual retail spaces. The model is centered around the curation of brand partnerships, collaboration with global luxury houses on storytelling, experiences and on format. With a "luxury for all" approach, the model introduces younger consumers to luxury through pop-ups, exhibitions and limited-time concepts. Developed as a joint venture between Siam Piwat, Magnolia Quality Development Corp. and Charoen Pokphand Group, IconSiam stands as a global landmark that demonstrates how strategic vision, cultural relevance and long-term thinking can redefine a nation's position in the global luxury landscape.
Brunello Cucinelli posts stellar first half sales, lifts annual guidance. Brunello Cucinelli on Thursday said revenues rose 9.5% at current exchange rates to €749.4 million for the first half, prompting the Italian luxury house to raise its sales guidance for the year. For the six months ending June 30, Europe sales rose 5.1% at current exchange rates to €255.6 million, outpaced by the Americas which soared 13.6% to €278.7 million, and Asia, which increased 10% to €215.1 million in current exchange rates, with China being one of the main growth drivers of the area, the company added. Japan and South Korea "maintained positive demand dynamics", while in the Middle East, Cucinelli noted improvements during the second quarter, "thanks to the growing contribution of the local clientele and to the physiological reduction in the incidence of international tourism during the summer season," it added. By channel, retail revenues lifted 14.7% to €499.8 million, benefitting "from the openings and the important expansions carried out in the second part of 2025 and from those completed during the first half of 2026," the company continued, while wholesale revenues inched forward 0.5% to €249.6 million for the six-month period. Half-year net profit also rose 2% to €78.2 million, compared to the €76.7 million in the prior-year period. "We have the impression that the brand is enjoying an exceptionally favourable momentum across the world, with our boutiques embodying our stylistic identity, our way of working, our way of engaging with others and, ultimately, the lifestyle in which we have always believed. This genuinely rewarding way of working allows us to experience the very idea of true luxury to which we have always aspired: exclusive yet gracious, a luxury defined by products of outstanding quality, exceptional craftsmanship and genuine exclusivity," said Brunello Cucinelli, executive chairman and creative director. "Order intake for the men's and women's Spring/Summer 2027 collections has been excellent. Equally encouraging has been the start of sales for the Autumn/Winter 2026 collections now available in our boutiques." Looking ahead, Cucinelli said it is raising its sales guidance for full-year 2026, increasing its expected growth from 10% to 10-11% in constant exchange rates. "We also remain highly confident about 2027, when we anticipate delivering healthy growth of around 10%," Cucinelli concluded.
Brunello Cucinelli first half 2026 sales up 9.5% to €749.4 million. Posted On July 31, 2026 CPP-LUXURY In the first six months, Brunello Cucinelli breaks through the €700 million threshold, enhancing profitability with a net result climbing by 2% to €78.2 million. Brunello Cucinelli reaches the midpoint of the fiscal year on an upward trend. The Italian company closed the first six months of the year with a 9.5% increase in revenue, reaching €749.4 million compared to the €684.1 million recorded in the same period of the previous fiscal year. Furthermore, the company improved its profitability by 2%, with net income rising from €76.7 million to €78.2 million; however, the net profit margin declined from 11.2% to 10.4%. By region, the Italian company is growing in all territories where it operates, with the Americas showing the fastest growth. In that region, Brunello Cucinelli reported growth of 13.6%, reaching €278.7 million. In Europe, revenue grew by 5.3% to €255.6 million, while in Asia, growth stood at 14.1%, reaching €215.1 million. The retail channel grew by 14.7% in the first half of the year, while wholesale remained flat at 0.5% Brunello Cucinelli has driven growth in its retail segment, which grew 14.7% during the period, reaching nearly €500 million. Wholesale, meanwhile, remained flat with growth of 0.5%, reaching €249.6 million. In this context, the company has slightly raised its revenue growth forecast at constant exchange rates, which now stands in the range of 10% to 11%, up from the previous forecast of 10%. Brunello Cucinelli's net debt position rose to 225.1 million euros, compared with 197.2 million euros a year earlier, as most of the company's 2026 investment plan was concentrated in the first half of the year. Cash generation is expected to strengthen in the second half of 2026. "We closed the first half of the year with results that we view as truly, truly outstanding. We have the impression that the brand is enjoying an exceptionally favourable momentum across the world, with our boutiques embodying our stylistic identity, our way of working, our way of engaging with others and, ultimately, the lifestyle in which we have always believed," said Brunello Cucinelli, executive chairman and creative director Brunello Cucinelli has been bolstering its technological capacities and, on Monday, said that Salesforce is investing in its AI platform. Cucinelli launched Solomei AI, the company behind the brand's Callimacus platform, in 2024. The new agreement between Salesforce and the company will help expand Callimacus' engineering and AI research capabilities, while accelerating commercial growth across Europe and North America. The company said its investment in digital technology started to pay off in the first half. It continued to develop its digital channel, and earlier this year launched a new e-commerce site built on the Callimacus platform. The site was designed to make online shopping more natural and personalized through artificial intelligence. "That platform has already delivered promising early results, including a significant increase in average time spent on the site, helping support digital sales," it said. Looking ahead to 2027, Brunello Cucinelli said it expects revenues to rise about 10 percent.
Chanel says it is cooperating in italy labour probe, has cut ties with subcontractor. The French fashion house said it cut ties weeks ago with the subcontractor concerned, instructing its packaging supplier to end the relationship two days after receiving an alert on May 18. 17 July 2026 Parisian fashion house Chanel said on Friday it was fully cooperating with Italian authorities in a labour exploitation investigation involving subcontractors of the luxury goods supply chain. Italian police on Thursday visited the headquarters of nine luxury brands, including Chanel, Moncler and Brunello Cucinelli, seeking documents related to governance and supply-chain controls as part of an investigation into alleged worker exploitation at subcontractors. Chanel said it had moved weeks ago to cut ties with the subcontractor concerned, instructing its packaging supplier to end the relationship two days after receiving an alert on May 18. The contract termination process launched immediately. "The information reported in the media was already known to Chanel," the French luxury group said in a statement. According to a judicial document reviewed by Reuters, none of the nine companies is under investigation, and prosecutors have not sought court-appointed administration for any of them. Chanel added that it applied the highest standards of social and environmental responsibility across its supply chain, and that suppliers and subcontractors were subject to regular assessments, audits and controls. It said the sites concerned had undergone extensive audits and additional verification measures. Reporting by Helen Reid; Writing by Giulia Segreti; Editors: Claudia Cristoferi and Jan Harvey None of the nine companies is under investigation, and prosecutors have not sought court-appointed administration for any of them, according to the order reviewed by Reuters. How rapid change is reshaping the tradition-soaked luxury sector in Europe and beyond.
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Industries
Design
Consumer Goods
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Corciano, Italy
Founded
1978
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