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Zalando Sees Opportunity in U.S. Tariffs and TikTok Shop
The European e-commerce giant saw revenue, users jump in the first quarter; CEO David Schroeder says brands are turning to Europe as U.S. tariffs bite.
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Despite 2% Sales Dip in Q1, Hugo Boss Shares Rise on Results
The German menswear specialists’ first-quarter sales and operating profit were better than expected.
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ThredUp Goes Open Source to Boost Resale as Trade War Could Lift Sector
The company, which recently pulled out of Europe, is focusing more on the U.S. and saw first-quarter revenue growth.
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Brooks Sees Double-Digit Revenue Growth Across All Regions in Q1 as Running Shoes Remain Hot
The company reported a 15 percent increase year-over-year global revenue growth in the first quarter of 2025.
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The Estée Lauder Cos. Forecasts 9 Percent Drop in Sales in 2025, but Expects Return to Growth Next Year
The beauty group has been struggling with slowing demand in Asia and North America.
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Lanvin Group Sales Fall 23% in Transitional Year
The company is tightening operations and betting on the creativity of Peter Copping and Paul Andrew for the future.
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Prada Outlines Strategic Expansion Plans as Q1 Sales Gain 13%
While not discussing the acquisition of Versace, Prada Group CEO Andrea Guerra highlighted untapped potential for both Prada and Miu Miu, whose sales rose 60 percent in the first quarter of 2025.
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Oddity Raises Full-year Forecast
The owner of Il Makiage and SpoiledChild said the impact from tariffs was “very manageable.”
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SMCP Sales Gain 2.6% in Q1 Amid Strategic Shift Away From China
The company’s action plan to close Maje and Sandro stores in China and expand in new regions like Indonesia and India is steadying sales.
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Amid U.S. Uncertainty, Adidas Turns Focus Elsewhere
The German sportswear brand reported growth of 12.7 percent in the first quarter.
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Skechers Reports Record Q1 Sales But Withdraws 2025 Guidance Due to ‘Macroeconomic Uncertainty’
The company reported net sales of $2.41 billion, a 7.1 percent increase from $2.25 billion the same time last year.
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Adidas Preliminary Q1 Results Show Double-Digit Growth Across All Markets
The company saw revenues grow nearly 700 million euros, or 13 percent, to 6.15 billion euros in the period.
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Kering Reports 14% Sales Drop, Demna to Unveil First Gucci Designs in September
The cash-cow Italian brand, down 24 percent in the three-month period, is awaiting Balenciaga fashion star Demna to rev up creativity.
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Valentino Revenues Dipped 3% in 2024
The Roman fashion house said its EBITDA sank 22 percent to 246 million euros.
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Hermès Preps for Potential Price Rise in the U.S. in Face of Tariffs
Sales at the French luxury house were slower but steady, up 7.2 percent to 4.13 billion euros in the first quarter.
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Moncler Group Q1 Revenue Up 1% to 829M Euros, Driven by DTC Growth and Asian Market Strength
The performance exceeded expectations as business was fueled despite macroeconomic and geopolitical challenges.
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Brunello Cucinelli Posts Growth in Q1, Cites Solid Upward Trend in April
The Solomeo, Italy-based company maintained its revenue growth forecast of about 10 percent for 2025 and 2026 and said U.S. President Donald Trump’s tariff policy could result in upward price revisions of 3 to 4 percent.
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Rent the Runway Stock Falls 18 Percent as Company Maps Out Road Ahead
While cash burn improved last year, the company is spending again this year to boost inventory and build its subscriber base.
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JD Sports CEO Warns on ‘Volatile’ Year Ahead, Declines to Comment on Trump Tariffs Following Q4 Gains
Revenue increased 0.3 percent in the fourth quarter of fiscal 2025 despite a “challenging market,” the company said.
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Levi’s Q1 Brings Strength Into Trump’s Tariff Mayhem
The jeans brand topped expectations for the first quarter and is preparing to react to the tariff onslaught.
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Guess Explores WHP Buyout Amid Tariff Tidal Wave and Market Challenges
The denim brand said it directly produces and distributes $200 million worth of goods that would be subject to higher U.S. tariffs.