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Simone Stern

Zürich
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Journalist in Zurich & Paris @bof All things fashion, luxury, beauty, diversity 📩 Tips: simone.stern@businessoffashion.com
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Moncler Shares Surge, Boosted by Recovery in China

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By Simone Stern Carbone, Simone Stern
| Business of Fashion (BOF)
Moncler Group’s full-year revenues rose 7 percent to €3.11 billion ($3.42 billion), the company announced Thursday. Results beat analyst expectations; shares surged 9.5 percent just before markets closed. The Italian outerwear giant’s latest figures were the latest signal that the luxury market could be turning a corner, following encouraging results at Richemont and LVMH sales that fell more slowly than the previous quarter.
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Michael Rider to Make Celine Debut July 6

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By Simone Stern Carbone, Simone Stern
| Business of Fashion (BOF)
Michael Rider will debut his first collection as Celine’s artistic director with a runway show in Paris on July 6, the LVMH-owned brand confirmed. Rider, a key design deputy during Celine’s Phoebe Philo era who later oversaw womenswear for Polo Ralph Lauren, replaced star designer Hedi Slimane in October.
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Who Will Lead the House of Gucci?

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By Simone Stern Carbone, Simone Stern
| Business of Fashion (BOF)
Two years after Sabato de Sarno was appointed to take the creative reins at a flagging Gucci, his efforts to revive consumer demand for the Italian megabrand have run out of road. The company announced his departure Thursday, just days before owner Kering is set to report its annual results. Gucci, Kering’s biggest and most profitable brand, has been in a sustained slump, with revenue down 26 percent year-on-year in the third quarter.
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