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The chairman of Kering talks to BoF's Imran Amed about the blockbuster successes of Gucci, Saint Laurent and Balenciaga, streamlining his portfolio and his belief in ‘generous capitalism.’

The French luxury conglomerate is selling its 50 percent share of the label back to the designer after a 17-year partnership.

BoF has learned that the French luxury group is selling its 50 percent share in the label, with a formal transition process already in motion, according to a source with first-hand knowledge of the matter.

There are advantages to hiring a star designer who knows how to feed the voracious publicity machine, argues Alexandra Shulman.

BoF has learned that, after 17 years, the French luxury conglomerate has recently held discussions to sell its 50 percent share of the label to Ms. McCartney.

The market is changing, but the fashion system isn’t changing with it.

With his brand on track to hit nearly $2 billion in retail sales in 2017, the designer is on a quest for global dominance. Next up? New York Fashion Week.