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​Can you mix Prada with Versace, or is that a fashion faux pas? One iconic Italian fashion brand is buying another — the Prada Group announced this week that it’s buying the luxury design house ...
Prada SpA agreed to buy Versace for about $1.38 billion in cash, strengthening its position as Italy’s largest fashion group by adding one of the luxury industry’s best-known brands.
The Prada Group announced a deal Thursday to buy crosstown Milan fashion rival Versace from the U.S. luxury group Capri Holdings under terms that values one of the most recognizable names in Italian ...
Prada bought Versace for $1.4 billion less than a month after Donatella Versace stepped down from the latter brand as a ...
A different kind of fashion shakeup: Prada will soon be the owner of Versace. On Thursday, it was confirmed that the Prada Group will purchase Versace for 1.25 billion euros ($1.38 billion) from its ...
Capri Holdings, which also owns Jimmy Choo and Michael Kors, says that it will use the cash from the deal to invest in its other brands.
In a sartorial merger that blends sensual sex appeal with the intellectual uniform, Prada has officially purchased Versace for €1.25 billion (approximately $1.4 billion). What is arguably the biggest ...
Prada's management sees untapped potential in Versace’s global brand recognition, aiming to evolve its bold aesthetic and leveraging the group’s platform.
By Vanessa Friedman On Thursday, in the biggest luxury deal of the year, Prada announced it was buying Versace for 1.25 billion euros ($1.38 billion) from Capri Holdings, a beleaguered New York ...
Fashion conglomerate Capri Holdings has agreed to sell Italian luxury brand Versace to Prada for almost $1.4 billion.
Prada acquires Versace for €1.25 billion, reshaping Italy’s luxury landscape and ending Capri Holdings' dream of an American luxury empire.
Jimmy Choo was put on the market alongside of Versace and sources said Capri pushed bidders to make offers on both as a package deal, wanting to clean house all at once. (Capri didn’t acknowledge a ...