Editor’s Note
This article highlights a distinctive segment of the market where storied heritage houses and innovative young brands converge. Their creations are celebrated for blending timeless appeal with fresh creativity, making each piece a coveted object of desire.
Houses with unique heritage and emerging young brands make up this exceptional division. Each of their creations becomes an object of desire, always imbued with timelessness.
Preserving identity and roots while constantly reinventing themselves to appeal to their contemporaries has always been the raison d’être of the Houses in LVMH’s Fashion & Leather Goods business group. Over the years, this division has been enriched by young Houses where equally promising creative talents are expressed. To guarantee an environment worthy of their exceptional products, the Houses in the Fashion & Leather Goods business group are committed to mastering their distribution: they thus offer their customers unique shopping experiences.
16 HOUSES
€37,770M
2025 SALES
1846
FOUNDING YEAR OF LOEWE
Fashion & Leather Goods
Barton Perreira
Since 2007
Berluti
Since 1895
Celine
Since 1945
Christian Dior
Since 1947
Fendi
Since 1925
Givenchy
Since 1952
Kenzo
Since 1970
Loewe
Since 1846
Loro Piana
Since 1924
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