Galeries Lafayette Group in the news

Jérôme Dreyfuss launched a new, larger boutique space at Galeries Lafayette Haussmann to better showcase its accessories and engage customers.

Galeries Lafayette launches a recycled cashmere collection with Lou Doillon and opens a new second-hand kids' clothing space for autumn 2024.

Galeries Lafayette is hosting the 'Africa Now' event featuring prominent Senegalese designer Adama N'Diaye to showcase the rise of independent African fashion brands.

Galeries Lafayette is closing its Beijing store after 13 years due to changing customer demands and a struggling luxury market in China, while maintaining its presence with other stores in the region.

Galeries Lafayette is closing its Beijing Xidan store on May 27th, 2024, continuing a trend of store closures in mainland China.

Galeries Lafayette has opened a large-scale luxury retail flagship in two historic colonial buildings in Mumbai to target the growing Indian fashion market.

The group is closing its massive Beijing flagship store to transition toward smaller, more functional retail formats in response to a cooling Chinese luxury market.

Galeries Lafayette closed its Beijing flagship store after 13 years due to declining sales and evolving Chinese consumer preferences in the luxury market.

Galeries Lafayette closed its Beijing store due to evolving customer expectations and the store's large size, but maintains its presence in China and other international markets.

Lafayette Anticipations is organizing a family-oriented contemporary art event and a dedicated children's party for Nuit Blanche 2026.

Galeries Lafayette is closing its 30,000-square-meter Beijing flagship store as part of a strategic market repositioning in China.

Galeries Lafayette is closing its large Beijing flagship store after eleven years of operation in the Chinese capital.

Galeries Lafayette is closing its Beijing flagship to pivot toward more agile store formats in the Chinese market.

Galeries Lafayette is closing its 30,000-square-meter Beijing flagship store as part of a strategic reorganization in China.

Galeries Lafayette is closing its 350,000-square-foot Beijing location as part of a pivot toward smaller, more agile store formats in China.

French department stores Galeries Lafayette, Printemps, and BHV Marais are navigating severe economic downturns with divergent strategies, ranging from significant investments to job cuts and reputational crises, as they adapt to changing retail landscapes.

Galeries Lafayette Group opened a new 4,000 sq m, three-floor beauty destination at its Paris Haussmann flagship, featuring 450 brands and specialized spaces.