In the collective imagination, "Big Fashion" — the monolithic, multi-billion dollar luxury conglomerates like LVMH, Kering, and Richemont — exists in a rarefied atmosphere. We picture silent ateliers in Paris, invite-only runway shows in abandoned warehouses, and editors in pristine trench coats scribbling notes. Yet, the reality of 2025 is far stranger and more complex. Today, the global fashion industry is caught in a seismic identity crisis: it is trying to sell the whisper of "Quiet Luxury" through the megaphone of TikTok.
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