Versace's Changing It's Name?!? (Spilling Tea about Michael Kors buying Versace)
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- Опубліковано 25 лип 2024
- When it was rumored that Michael Kors was about to buy Versace for 2 billion dollars people just about lost their damn minds. Well, I'm gonna clear up some misconceptions about how fashion conglomerates work and how Versace is gonna be just fine!
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"When one tacky brand buys another tacky brand, you get 2 tacky brands" lmao one of the reasons why I watch you 😂😂
that line finished me omg
I feel kinda proud for having thought the same thing before I watched this. 😂
Tacky???? versace???, BIG NO, you are tacky whole you!
Donatella: _The Assassination of Gianni Versace_ is such an insult to my family's legacy!
Also Donatella:
oh my god haahahhhahahahahaahahahahahhaahaha
dying hahaha
That's so accurate you should get a couple billion dollars and a oscar
Preach
Kors is not designing Versace. Not as long as Donatella lives.
Well......
I can finally sleep peacefully😅
i guess it's time for a sequel then
you don't get it. it has nothing to do with the design. Kors buying Versace doesn't mean he's gonna design Versace now lol. It's more about the business and making money than about the design.
He better not.....
A teacher I had for History of Fashion once referred to Versace as “Clothes for high paid Vegas strippers”. I wasn’t that surprised about Michael Kors buying Versace. Versace is very new money and never was classy. Gianni Versace himself said he made clothes for the mistresses of married men, and Armani made clothes for their wives.
At least back in the day Versace was new and sexy. Now its rehashed and trashy
michellebelledejour this comment is gold
The phrase was actually "I dress sluts, you dress church ladies". It was a joke and Gianni used the funny Italian word "zoccola", which is not really translatable in English: it's a playful way to refer to women who are not ashamed of showing skin, who are libertine and don't care about judgements. It is actually an empowering term.
Oh and by the way: only ugly and provincial women use the word "classy"
michellebelledejour THAT'S A LIE Gianni Versace did NOT make clothes for mistresses.
www.independent.co.uk/life-style/fashion/news/donatella-versace-hits-out-at-rude-and-tasteless-giorgio-armani-10195721.html
GO READ THIS ARTICLE: HERE IS WHAT REALLY HAPPENED. *(read more below)*
Donatella Versace has launched an attack on fellow Italian designer Giorgio Armani for comments made about her late brother Gianni Versace, in a recent interview.
Armani was quoted in The Sunday Times referring to a conversation with Gianni Versace in which the designers were comparing their customers.
Armani said that Gianni, *"He was talking to me. We were in Rome and we met in the Piazza di Spagna for a fashion event. He was looking at the models and Gianni said to me, 'I dress sluts. You dress church ladies,"*
Donatella Versace swiftly responded with a statement heavily criticising Armani for his *rude comments about her dead brother.*
Donatella responded back to Armani and said
*"I find it extremely RUDE and tasteless that Mr Armani has once again PUT WORDS in to my brother's mouth, especially because he is sadly NO LONGER WITH US to reply."*
*"This is the 2nd time Armani claims this was said by my brother (that he made clothes for sluts)"*
*"The first time Armani said this was immediately after my brother's death and after I was offended, Armani apologised to me."*
*"But let me say this....My brother never made clothes for mistresses or sluts."*
*"When my brother spoke about fashion the only word that ever came from his mouth was GLAMOUR."*
*"What SHOULD BE said about my brother is: may Gianni Versace rest in peace."*
michellebelledejour that’s y Armani is boring and Versace is : oh yes! Let’s party.
michael korsace
Adam Zaujec 😂😂😂 That’s a good one.
Sounds better honestly
Korsace HHHHaaaaaaaaaAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
Verkorsace would be a good name
Korsace bangs!
i literally know nothing about fashion u are the only person that informs me and therefore if you dont care then i dont care thank you
could you make a video on what brands are actually “worth the money”? Im someone who prefers to invest in fewer, but better/more high quality pieces that will last for longer, but obviously I’m not a multimillionaire with a causal million to spend on my closet every year... so I’d love your opinion on what brands/designers actually have substance ❤️
This is going to sound controversial, but no luxury brand is worth the money. The point of luxury is to spend money to show off how much you have. Thorstein Veblen wrote about this in "The theory of the leisure class." It's mostly about how the upper classes buy and waste things to be seen as fashionable.
John Orozco I totally understand your point, and agree with it at least in application to mainstream “luxury” brands... But I think I look to “luxury” not for the “ivegotmoneylookatme”ness, but rather for the quality (at least, they used to be an assurance of quality, anyway). I also think it’s important to pay artists/designers what they are worth for clothes/goods that actually have thought put into them on how they function/wear on a body.
However, There’s so much talk about how quality has gone down despite price increases especially these past few years (LV comes to mind, but i’m sure there’s still plenty that’s in a similar boat). In reality, i suppose what I’m looking for is a assurance of quality.
I may be better off looking at indie brands, but being indie, there’s just so *many* of them to dig through, and it’s hard to understand who’s the real deal. So I go back to option B, and try to find semi-luxury brands/ up-and-coming designers who I hope haven’t yet sacrificed quality quite yet🤞
Cynthia C yeah John Orozco is right, there's no real relationship between price and quality, it's just marketing. obviously people that spend that much on things want them to be of quality so it's pretty easy to convince yourself that if you paid more it's better, after all why would you want to pay more for something that is the same or lesser quality? but yeah the only real way to find quality long lasting things is to be knowledgeable about what "quality" is for the item you're looking for - research fabric technology and durability and functionality, and don't rely on the marketing to tell you what the product will be like. which is easier said than done obviously, it's not always easy to find information about things without marketing getting in the way, but yeah, you'll have a better hit rate by educating yourself about fabrics and garment construction etc, than by just looking at the price tag or the reputation of a brand. there are certain subsections of the clothing industry that rely on their reputation for utility-focused and durable garments (certain outdoor or sports brands etc), where their brand success relies a lot more on whether their consumers find their products useful and durable, but there's obviously still the factor of marketing and depending on the brand, they can be really high quality or not that great but with great branding. so yeah.
also a lot of these luxury products are barely used by the consumers that buy them, because they can afford to buy lots of different things and wear them once or twice, or buy multiple pieces, plus it's generally seen as not fashionable among rich people to wear things multiple times - so just for those reasons alone the chances of luxury items being durable is pretty low. they're not made to be durable, they're made to convey class status, or class aspirations, to the people around you. if they're durable it's more of an accident than anything. they play a game of balance between keeping their production costs low to maximise profit, and giving the impression of value to the buyer to maintain their brand and reputation.
also super long comment sorry but just one more note - paying more definitely doesn't guarantee the laborers involved were fairly compensated for their work. In this society, due to capitalism, we rarely ever pay the full value of someone's labour, because that's where "profit" is taken from - the gap between the true value of the workers labour and what they were actually paid. if they were fully remunerated there would be no profit, which is why capitalism is built off the backs of exploiting workers.
If you're not fussed about branding but want good quality pieces to last try getting to know any local seamstresses, designers or craftspeople. Generally, they can offer to order, handmade, well-crafted pieces and often you can be a part of the design conversation. Independent home-based and boutique owner designers are often overlooked or ignored but can offer wonderful, one of a kind clothing.
One point of caution though, do look into what they make and have a conversation with them about what materials they use. This will give you a chance to see gauge their personality, passion for what they create and give you a good idea on how important quality is to there work. Those who are good know the value of their time and work so you will get what you pay for.
I have some beautiful dresses and coats that always garner compliments and questions about where I got them. They are unique, fit my shape, taste and personality, on top of that, it's nice to know I'm helping to support the local economy new designers. You can also find similar craftspeople making shoes, bags and hats who do incredible work. People are trained by media and advertising to immediately think of the big brands when looking quality, which is very restrictive to the buyer.
Delicious Friend Thanks for taking the time to comment. The thing about sportswear clothing is that although they are typically good quality, they are also sportswear- generally lacking in artistic design. Justine Leconste is an excellent up-and-coming designer who has made videos on quality, fabric, etc. of designing clothing. (and thinking about it, I probably don’t hate looking like I can afford (frivolous) things in life, though it’s not my main goal). So, short of dedicating a ridiculous amount of time browsing the internet in search of the rare but talented up and coming designer, I don’t really think there’s a great easy answer to my original question (except maybe traveling all the way to paris to look in the nooks and crannies of alleyways in search of the next jimmy choo😂)
but also, i do feel like artists and seamstresses should make profit- just maybe not at the level at which the major houses are shadily making... or capitalism gone rampant.
As a person who follows make up brands it’s kinda like the same thing when too faced got sold for Estée Lauder so it’s no big deal. I think we all just have such a strong nostalgia for 90s Versace we kinda forgot about the stuff they have now, I think that’s also why the people got up and arms 🤷🏻♀️ Ngl I do like their perfumes
Right? I felt this personally also because I feel so attached to 90's Versace. I think it's time to open our eyes.
It's just the way fashion is. Fashion, by its very nature, needs to change. Is it really fashion if it doesn't?
@@TheEmpress1768 You’re right. We were just hoping for it to change and still be good😂
Kors and Versace make sense. It’s the same consumer taste level. As for Gianni’s thoughts, we will never know. Perhaps they wouldn’t be in the position of needing money if he were around.
Generally Jotay tea
Miguel López spilled. 😂
Same consumer taste level?! Versace has a authentic brand character and taste not like the bland, boring unspectacular taste of kors... versace stands for made in italy, high quality, family, fierceness while kors stands for the basic american bitch... and donatella did a great job. Yes Gianni was a Genius but it is harder to compete with the expectations and Donatella managed to satisfy almost everyone... u should definitely i form yourself about the bio of the brand before judgeing with ur americancrimestory-knowledge...
Florian Senoner are you okay? I want you to be okay. This is how conglomerates work. You may not like kors any more than I do, but they have the same customer like it or not.
@@elizabethj8130 don't worry i'm fine... but still i can't figure out why you believe Versace and MK make sense? There is no similarity in the Brand ID? Is there? If so please show me because i've never saw MK showing pieces and items that were nearly similar to the taste of Versace... Versace made history and interact with their customers. Donatella is an artist and not a moneydriven heartless designer as MK might be. ( this could've been her downfall) However i'm certain that Versace will go along well with MK but i can never agree that Versace and MK have the same customer or taste ?! I mean MK is so different from Versace... you have to admit it...
**gianni has left the chat**
im. dead.
More like gianni has been removed from the chat lmao im so sorry 😂
Too soon
everytime an Italian Brand sell itself to foreign brands/conglomerate/etcetera, we Italians feel so bad because we are so attached culturally and economically to the "made in Italy". Btw Fashion in Italy is so dead, everything is always the same and the quality is "meh". Trust me, I know, I live where Gucci, Prada and Tod's have their factories and some of my friends work there...
Its so sad... I love italian designers. Milan fashion week was barely even talked about this year 😢
Reerei Dia
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Poor clueless Anna still thinks that Milan is the fashion industry's most important spot, and so does the industry itself. But if your local newspaper didn't cover Milan fashion week, then it must be over I guess
simona berruto hii can I ask? I know its not really relating to your statement but is buying designer handbags like gucci, versace, etc cheaper in Italy? Some people say that buying it in spain is cheaper?
Dance Kendall
I can answer that. No they're not cheaper, but Italians have many stores that only sell past collections at discounted prices, there's even an entire mall in Serravalle that only sells designer items at very low prices
www.mcarthurglen.com/en/outlets/it/designer-outlet-serravalle/#/
I'd rather spend my money on clothes made in Italy than clothes made in Bangladesh.
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Gianni wouldn't approve.
exactly
@@didiermonforte3414 Donatellas latest collections have been really messy. Gianni would set the standard again
@@martinborsky9532 *gianni has left the chat* honestly, he didn't deserve donatellas collections
@@demkoolya *true* most Donatellas collections don't deserve Versace. They're too tacky, boring or just shitty
I agree. Lmao I literally just commented that 😂
You are my fashion icon, like honestly you helped me sm by learning about the fashion industry
I think Versace should've hired a new creative director years ago. I love Donatella, but she just hasn't been it espeacially compared to other esteemed brands. But yes, American Crime Story is to blame for my shookness.
What does American Crime Story have to do with this LOL
we love another current events fashion class with professor LeMode
I’m still confused...people actually bought authentic Michael Kors bags? I thought they only sold those at flea markets or on eBay...
Tina Mvin they live for them down here in the south unfortunately 😪
Exactly. I saw them in the thrift stores all the time and no one picked them up. 😂
Jajaja lol
Middle class people trying to feel superior
Tina Mvin There's literally nothing wrong with buying a MK bag. I find it disgusting that the more affordable a brand becomes, the less people want it and says alot about us as a society. I doubt any of you are rich, so get off your high horse.
Kors and Versace are literally not impressive brands. But nowadays everyone thinks you have clout if you wear; A. Gucci, B. Versace, C. Supreme, and D. Balenciaga, in that order. If anything happened to these brands people would freak even though they don’t fucking buy anything. Those 4 are the biggest “locals” brands and the same people buying Kors bags will keep thinking Versace is a big deal still.
Anyone clout chasing those 4 brands are buying knockoffs anyway.
Clicking your videos has to be in the olympics.
people worried about this like CRAZY but it doesn’t affect them? since when did everyone WORSHIP versace ??
i blame american crime story
Since it was name dropped in every rap song since 2016 it's annoying
Since the rappers
Versace doesn’t even make a billion dollars a year.
Mia Gailiunas I actually like the Versace dresses worn by Celebs on the red carpet. But I’m not a fan of their RTW and accessories.
Actually, Gucci was owned by Investcorp. When Arnault started to buy stakes in the company, Tom Ford & Domenico De Sole went to see Francois Pinault (father), who at the time wasn't involved in the luxury market, to counteract Arnault's plans. As Pinault wasn't involved in that industry, Tom Ford was named creative director of the group and was responsible with choosing which fashion house they had to buy.
Versace is acutally doing 600M but you're alright, the estimation was way too much but it was also the same case for Fendi when LVMH bought it.
I really don't understand the people who are acting like it's the end of the world or those who are saying that Gianni wouldn't approve.
I'm sorry but Gianni is dead and if he was still alive, the history of the entire fashion house would have been totally different.
It was impossible for Versace to not sell. It was a family business at first but Santo is not handling the finances anymore, Allegra doesn't have the capacity of handling this whole entire business on her own and Donatella, while being the face & creative director, will not live forever. So what's the point of keeping it in the family business if the family can't handle it?
Allegra only received the money if we're being honest
👀Versace on the floor
I think most of these people really dislike MK, OR RATHER MK's users.
I have never clicked on a video so fast!!!! Thank you for producing real fashion content that we want and need!! 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿
Update: I just died because you said “Capri-Sun Holdings” 😂😂😂
Can't believe ur actually wearing supreme 😤
At least it's not a hoodie with a red rectangle
Martin McMayer yh some supreme designs are actually nice but they get buried under trash
@@gswizz1238 yeah, under bricks, crowbars and other hypebeast shit
Martin McMayer and all the other tacky items
Get the fuck over it
We neeed a video about new Jacquemuse collection asap 😋
There is not much to say sis 🙁 It was obviously too hard to top their last collection which was ICONIC
Andjela Ivanovic ...lmao diet Prada leaked that they stole the big hat idea
@@qop9985 Why do I feel Luke is behind Diet Prada? 😂
I honestly could watch a whole video of you roasting hf twitter
ROAST US LUKEEEEEEEEEE
Love that you made a video about it b/c I heard about but clearly wasn’t pressed enough to read about it. And plus you’re entertaining.
Creatively, Donatella has never been able to fill Gianni's shoes. The brand lost its Gianni magic when she took over. As for MK, he's designs are as exciting as the Donna Karan brand. Let's not even raise his recent NYFW-showcasing!!!! One bland brand buying another bland brand...what am I not seeing?
Ready for fashion tea !!
Great video, love learning more about the business/drama behind all that goes on in fashion and your ability to clearly and casually explain it at such short notice really sets you apart from other youtubers.
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I started watching your videos like two weeks ago and I became instantly addicted. As someone who is really into arts I discovered through your channel that fashion is really a different kind of art too and there are so many fascinating things to analyze and discover! Also, a big shoutout to you Luke, in comparison to your older videos one can really see how much you've improved considering your rhetorical skills and your storytelling overall. Your channel is really something unique and the content you put out here is simply great.
I really enjoy your videos, I’m always waiting for the next one.
Thanks for breaking it down, love your videos.
tacky brands should definitely be in the same family, so that we can avoid them altogether LOL Michael Kors please buy balmain, dolce & gabbana, dsquared, Christian louboutin. lol
Eli Chen im okay with everyone except louboutin
U leave dolce out of this...everyone else..carry on..I agree tacky AF
Diva Cutie dolce is over ever since the designers got so problematic and also only used instagram „celebrities“ as models
Leave Louboutin out of your mess
Not Louboutin! It's not in the tacky gang so far! ;)
I love watching your videos. Your attitude in this one is just too cute!
I love learning about fashion from you!
I been waiting for this🔥
loved the video, you delved into stuff outside of versace/michael kors as well which was cool
I really don't know too much about fashion and it's industry, but I stumbled on your channel a few weeks ago and I've learned so much! I'd be shocked if you didn't eventually get a high profile gig out of this channel. Good stuff, man!
Im still stunned by your videos. Your vocabulary, your phrasing, your ideas and how you get them across. Your originality in what you think but also in the overall channel youve created. We honestly dont deserve you. I hope you’ll go farrrrr
The thing is that Versace has been one of the few luxury brands that have stayed family owned and I think this idea makes people feel like its more luxurious because these brand histories and how they started and the big family name it’s all of what essentially makes a brand luxurious and special which is why brands like Hermès and Christian Louboutin refuse to sell and it does make them seem more special or dedicated to their customers not just like the other luxury brands nowadays that just want to sell and make money because it’s main focus is “business” not “luxury” and Micheal Kors being a brand that has been trying to be luxurious but can’t seem to make it, buying Versace sounds like a big deal because we seem to associate Versace with Gianni and Donatella and their family legacy and all that when in reality it’s doing what a lot of luxury brands have already done ! Even though it really isn’t anything new I kinda do think it’s a big deal and I’m lowkey sad because for me I really did enjoy the brands legacy and I actually do like some of her pieces but anyways we should all just move on now because what is done is done!
Exactly! Without the family-ownership, it does not make much sense any more. Quality is out of question... we are not in the 1970s any more... A lot of clothes (if not all) are made in Asia... Even Versace Collection. And even though it is said to be "tacky" .... I think Versace is a good type of flashy clothes: it has a Scarface-vibe aroud it (I disapprove minimal design.. its a ripoff to me). So it is a big loss, that the Versace family (esp. Allegra) has sold it :( Now I can only trust Armani.
Excuse me, but hermes is partially owned by the hermes family and partially public. You can buy hermes stocks.
I WAS WAITING FOR THIS VIDEO
the tea is hot sis ☕️
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Tbh sis, it's some iced tea. This aint no big deal.
Michael Kors started out as a high end designer brand similar to Marc Jacobs. But i guess when he was in project runway, he gained fame so he repositioned his brand as accessible leather goods brand and it worked and hit big time. With the market saturation, the brand became synonymous to being tacky and cheap. The new partnership with Versace seems off at first bec it would have been better if the buyer was lvmh or kering who specializes in managing high end luxury brands as opposed to michael kors who is in the middle but at the end of the day it is all about giving Versace the machinery and financial support to reach its potential. As long as the main people in Versace are still there and still will have the last say then it is all good.
Get a life loser
always learning so much
I IMMEDIATELY thought of you when I heard the news and was waiting for your reaction vid!! Thanks for making things clearer for us poor mortals 😉
I'm not an expert on business OR fashion, but my only guess for the 2.12bn price tag is name recognition. If it's gonna work how you stated in the video and Versace is going to keep being Versace, then it makes less sense. But if Michael Kors is gonna pull a Michael Kors and try to start slapping the Versace label on cheaper goods, then maybe they're paying for the name. People who are buying things just for the label (much like Michael Kors' outlet goods etc...) are gonna eat that sh*t up.
Taylor E I dont think so, I just think Donatella and Allegra wouldnt accept less cause at the end the brand is insanely famous
true
Miguel López I agree that it's probably pretty unlikely, but because Versace has been struggling financially for such a long time, nothing would surprise me at this point.
Exactly, Versace has nothing but its name and 80s legacy at this point. 😕 But they are known for their glamour and gowns which I don't think will translate well to discount retail. 🤔
OMG FINALLY, I WAS WAITING FOR YOUR RESPONSE YEEEES
This was informative and useful!
please start posting vids more often I can't get enough
I was waiting for your TEAA
I was waiting for this video
the ' Nan Goldin ' print on that hoodie yur wearing is givng me life !
it's the only supreme collab worthy to be on my body
HauteLeMode absolutely agree on that i'm not a big fan of supreme but this piece in dark blue is very cute !
Thank you so much for this video!
Yes! new video 😍
Can you pleasseeee do a video reviewing Gucci's Spring Ready To Wear show?! So curious to see how you felt about the pieces.
ughhhh your mind and knowledge and ability to explain a topic in a fun and educating way is iconic.
Love your fashuuon history videos, please do more, like a MMM history
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THANK YOU FOR THE VIDEO 💕💕💕
LUKE YOU UPLOADED JUST BEFORE I WAS ABOUT TO START REVISING also I’ve been waiting for this video yaaasss :)
Great video, per usual! But I cant wait to hear ur take on YSL’s latest trainwreck.
Thank god I needed to know the tea on this
Hey Luke , could you please review the new Saint Laurent fashion show ?
Awesome video btw :)
Love your contents! ✨✨✨
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Thank you for making this video. My thoughts exactly on this but thank you for making this as sassy as only you know how. 😁
Hahaha love watching ur videos. Funny but hilarious how you throw shade here and there
Thanks god you uploaded something
I was lowkey waiting for you to talk about this.
Vivid and educational story telling sis
It's basically just like George Lucas selling Lucas Arts to Disney
Perfect analogy.
*Sale takes situation from dumpster fire to smoldering garbage*
Fan...people(?): BLARGH IT'S ALL OVER KILL YOURSELVES NOW AVOID THE RUSH
Not really. Disney does the creative decisions now. "Capri holdings" doesn't really have anything to do with the creative process.
Not true. Disney is very hands off. Kathleen Kennedy runs creative for SW.
And look what happened. Star Wars went to shit.
TEA
Tbh this is actually a good opportunity for Versace. Being part of a bigger business frame can offer the brand more budget to do whatever they want. Versace can get even bigger if the people at "Capri Holdings or whatever" know how to. But the brand isnt gonna die, wtf. Actually now that's its part of a bigger thing its secured to stay and not just randomly be on bankrupcy like some other brands that just die. Donatella is still gonna design for it cause at the end is a family business and "its what Gianni wanted" but at the same time she needs to understand Versace has a lot of name and potential since the Gianni days and actually make good collections. This spring 2019 was annoying af
Try to tell me 1 (one!!!) European company, which actually benefited from American ownership! Volvo and Jaguar were suffering under Ford's reign. GM killed SAAB. Nokia was devastated by Microsoft.... Nike bought Umbro, then rather sold it quickly. Michael Kors is lacking class and they will bring Versace down to their shopping mall-level.
i wished that this merger would allow a new creative director for Versace. It would be such a breath of fresh air
Its not that difficult to design a Versace item: 1. make it black, 2. add tigers/panthers/ Baroque prints / greek keys, 3. paint the remaining part with gold/ teal. 4. write "Versace" on it 5. write a "0" to the end of the pricetag.
You look so much like Kira Knightley ♥
YESSS THANK YOU
love that hoodie :)
Thank you for dropping reality on us.
Ho👏ney👏 put some cute decor in this corner! Feels like you moved in and haven't unpacked 😂
History lesson sis !
That was an easy equation, thank you for simplifying it for me
hmmm, interesting what you said about the name change and a push to acquire more Italian companies. I feel that a lot of Italian brands have a tendency to stay privately owned or "in the family" (Prada, D&G, Valentino, Armani). Wondering if Capri sees it as an "untapped" market and is coming in the try and sweep them up.
Yesss thank u, i couldnt find any clear reason why this was happening. After i read something about jimmy choo, i was like well i think jimmy is doing just fine so i hope versace would too. But this video was very helpfull
Capri sun holdings 😂
I WANT THAT HOODIE
thank you so much for informing me about the fashion industry, this? video? is? gold? but does michael kores buying versace mean that if they told them to get their shit together they would have pressure too?
yes probably! but capri holdings most likely has a strategy in mind
Omg I would live for MK pulling a whole project runway critique on Donatella and tell her to sort out her shit and be a good designer once and for all
@@MiguelLopez-el2gp I don't think Michael Kors is anywhere near as good as Donatella in designing clothing, but that's just my opinion.
This happened already to many brands but people don't know. Many brands belong to one financial group
The first part of this video was like watching a game of thrones recap show, loved it .
Stay Cool 😊 Don't ever change.. I like you!
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You d be a perfect "shit drama you shouldnt care about" teacher. Preach
I´m living for the Nan Goldin Hoodie. She´s such a queen.
You deserve 2 billion subscribers. And a tv show.
You should have millions of subscribers.
Love u but u need a new couch
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HauteLeMode got PayPal?😂
let's do a crowdfunding and get sis a new nice sofa
Michael Kors is one of my favorite designers and Versace one of my favorite brands. I'm here for this, but the only real reaction I had was that i loved that Versace stayed independent for so long as I feel that's what Gianni would have wanted. He wanted the brand to stay in the family so I feel some type of way about that.
“Capri Sun Holdings” 🤣😂 you’re too much!