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Gucci and Balenciaga are owned by Kering ... with Demna replacing Gucci’s famous double Gs with Bs on its classic logo canvas accessories. And he has the confidence of Kering CEO Francois ...

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With a decade-long stint at Balenciaga giving him a wealth of knowledge in the high stakes world of luxury fashion houses, Demna would in many ways seem the perfect candidate for Gucci's new ...

Known for his avant-garde approach and disruptive marketing strategies at Balenciaga ... in logo design, store layouts, and core aesthetic codes. Given Demna’s reputation for challenging convention, ...

On Thursday, a representative for parent company Kering announced that the Georgian designer, born Demna Gvasalia, would be leaving his post at Balenciaga and moving to the Italian fashion house.

In the meantime, we will not see a Demna collection for Gucci until next September. At Thursday’s announcement, Kering specified that the designer will bid farewell to Balenciaga with the July couture ...

Balenciaga Gimmick Items. Courtesy of Gucci With this appointment, the fear is that Demna will do the same thing he did at Balenciaga but use G logos instead of a big B. In this view, it would be lots ...

MLB, Topps and Nike have partnered to recognize baseball's elite performers from last season with custom gold-embellished MLB logos on their jerseys that will then be used to create trading cards.

This is amply reflected in his work at Balenciaga. I hope Gucci doesn't commit this atrocious act." But the opinion that truly matters comes from an executive at Kering, the French multinational ...