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Crafting tomorrow’s Luxury
Crafting Tomorrow’s Luxury
“Luxury and sustainability are one and the same.” Reflecting this deeply held conviction of François-Henri Pinault, sustainability is at the heart of Kering’s strategy as much as its creative and modern vision of Luxury. By the same token, it is an ethical necessity and a driver of innovation and value creation for the Group, its Houses, and its stakeholders.
In Conversation with... Hikari Mori
Through its In Conversation with series, Kering invites experts and prominent figures to discuss the topics of luxury, fashion and sustainability. In this thirdepisode, Marie-Claire Daveu, Chief Sustainability and Institutional Affairs Officer, speaks with Hikari Mori, a fashion model active in Japan and abroad.
The Fashion Our Future podcast
Kering is debuting a podcast dedicated to sustainability, in collaboration with Marie Claire magazine.Hosted by the journalist Laurianne Melierre, the podcast takes us behind the scenes of sustainability, spotlighting issues such as biodiversity protection, raw materials, new materials, eco-design and circularity. Happy listening!
2017-2025 roadmap
Care, Collaborate, Create. Three pillars to develop more sustainable and more responsible Luxury. Three pillars that shape Kering’s 2025 Sustainability Strategy in a world where reducing resource consumption and respecting people are absolute necessities. Three pillars that embody and drive our ambition: to craft tomorrow’s Luxury.
Environmental Profit & Loss
Kering has developed an innovative tool for measuring and quantifying the environmental impact of its activities. The Environmental Profit & Loss (EP&L) account is a key enabler of a sustainable business model, and one that Kering wishes to share with its peers in the Luxury industry and other sectors.
News and resources
Access Kering’s sustainability resources and publications in this section. Enjoy.
Published on 12/07/2023
Published on 11/30/2023
Kering completes the acquisition of a 30% shareholding in Valentino
Published on 11/06/2023
Maison Boucheron announces the acquisition of a High Jewelry workshop
As an expert in sustainable luxury and corporate sustainability practices, I've been actively involved in researching and analyzing the strategies implemented by leading companies in the luxury industry. One such company that has consistently demonstrated a strong commitment to sustainability is Kering. François-Henri Pinault, the CEO of Kering, has emphasized that "Luxury and sustainability are one and the same," highlighting the integral role sustainability plays in the company's overall strategy.
Kering's Chief Sustainability and Institutional Affairs Officer, Marie-Claire Daveu, has been instrumental in driving sustainability initiatives within the company. In the "In Conversation with" series, Kering invites experts and prominent figures to discuss luxury, fashion, and sustainability. The third episode features a conversation between Marie-Claire Daveu and Hikari Mori, a renowned fashion model in Japan and abroad. This series provides valuable insights into Kering's approach to sustainability from different perspectives within the industry.
Kering has further extended its commitment to sustainability through various channels, including the debut of the "Fashion Our Future" podcast in collaboration with Marie Claire magazine. This podcast, hosted by journalist Laurianne Melierre, delves into key sustainability issues such as biodiversity protection, raw materials, eco-design, and circularity, offering a behind-the-scenes look at Kering's sustainable practices.
The company's 2017-2025 roadmap outlines three pillars—Care, Collaborate, Create—as the foundation for developing a more sustainable and responsible luxury industry. These pillars shape Kering's 2025 Sustainability Strategy, emphasizing the importance of reducing resource consumption and respecting people.
Kering has established standards and guidance for sustainable production, accessible to the public. The company's Biodiversity strategy focuses on avoiding, reducing, restoring, and regenerating natural resources, underlining its commitment to preserving the environment. The Environmental Profit & Loss (EP&L) tool, developed by Kering, quantifies the environmental impact of its activities and is shared with peers in the luxury industry.
The Fashion Pact, launched at the G7 Summit in 2019, is a global coalition in the fashion and textile industry committed to environmental goals such as stopping global warming, restoring biodiversity, and protecting oceans. This collective effort is open to companies willing to contribute to transforming industry practices and addressing environmental challenges.
Kering's dedication to sustainability is also evident in its Environmental Profit & Loss (EP&L) account, a key enabler of a sustainable business model. The company provides resources and publications on sustainability, showcasing its ongoing efforts in this space.
In conclusion, Kering's multifaceted approach to sustainability, encompassing ethical considerations, innovation, and collaborative initiatives, positions it as a leader in crafting a more sustainable future for the luxury industry.
