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Unexpected, but Somehow Expected: Luxury Fashion’s Slow Unravelling

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The latest developments at Dolce & Gabbana feel both surprising and inevitable. The resignation of co-founder Stefano Gabbana as chairman—quietly enacted at the start of 2026—comes at a moment when the Italian luxury house is negotiating the restructuring of approximately €450 million in debt. While the brand insists this is part of a broader governance evolution, the context tells a more complex story. Behind the leadership reshuffle lies a com…
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The luxury industry, long considered one of the most stable and profitable in the global economy, is starting to show visible signs of fatigue. What until recently seemed an exception to the rules of economic cycles is gradually becoming part of them. The Dolce & Gabbana case is one of the most relevant at the moment. The Italian brand is facing significant financial pressures and is negotiating the restructuring of a debt of approximately 450 m…

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Saptamana Financiara broke the news on Tuesday, April 14, 2026.
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