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Kering executives probably want to pretend the last few months of 2022 never happened. Balenciaga became mired in scandal over the brand’s ties to Ye and a widely condemned campaign that posed BDSM-inspired objects with children. Alessandro Michele left Gucci, where growth continues to lag other big luxury labels. Sales for many luxury brands were dismal in China amid a surge in Covid cases. Kering doesn’t break out Balenciaga’s sales publicly – or its brands’ revenues in China, for that matter – but the impact will be hard to hide in fourth-quarter and annual results due out on Feb. 15.
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