Week 27 in Luxury: Valentino names Riccardo Bellini as CEO, luxury resale booms past $50B, manufacturers drive climate action, and new career moves in the industry.

Welcome to the Week 27 edition of "This Week in Luxury," where we’ll bring you the latest developments in the world of luxury!

1.Valentino appoints fashion veteran Riccardo Bellini as CEO

Former head of Chloé’s last role was at Qatari fund that has a 70% stake in Italian label

Read the full article here | FINANCIAL TIMES

2. Luxury Resale Market Report 2025-2030


A $50+ Billion Opportunity - Millennials and Gen Z Propel Demand for Sustainable Fashion in Luxury Resale Market

Read the full article here | FINANCE YAHOO

3. Can manufacturers lead on climate action as brands back off?

While brands in the Global North take their foot off the pedal, suppliers across the Global South are pushing on with decarbonisation. But without funding and collaboration, efforts are likely to stall.

Read the full article here | VOGUE BUSINESS

4. Find your next job in our luxury career listings


Looking for your next professional challenge? See the latest luxury job postings and vacancies in the luxury industry below

Read the full article here | WALPOLE

That concludes this week's edition of "This Week in Luxury." Stay tuned for more updates on the world of luxury in the weeks to come!

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