LVMH: all brands
The 14 brands of LVMH in our brand directory, with owner, origin and segment. Each profile is researched and sourced.
Berluti: Berluti is a Paris men's shoemaker founded in 1895 by Italian craftsman Alessandro Berluti and owned by LVMH since 1993. Known for bespoke shoes and patinated leathers, it has grown into a full menswear and leather goods house.
Bulgari: Bulgari is a Roman jeweller founded in 1884 by Greek silversmith Sotirios Voulgaris and owned by LVMH since 2011. Known for its Serpenti, B.zero1 and Octo designs and its bold use of coloured gemstones, it is LVMH's leading jewellery house alongside Tiffany & Co.
Celine: Celine is a Paris luxury house founded in 1945 by Céline and Richard Vipiana as a children's shoe business and owned by LVMH since 1996. Shaped by Phoebe Philo and Hedi Slimane, it is now designed by Michael Rider, who joined in 2025, and run by chief executive Séverine Merle.
Dior: Dior is the Paris couture house founded by Christian Dior in 1946, whose 1947 New Look redefined post-war fashion. Its fashion business, Christian Dior Couture, belongs to LVMH and is led by Delphine Arnault, while Jonathan Anderson has designed all collections since 2025.
Fendi: Fendi is the Roman luxury house founded in 1925 by Adele and Edoardo Fendi, famous for fur, leather goods and the Baguette bag. Owned by LVMH since the early 2000s, it has been led creatively by Maria Grazia Chiuri as chief creative officer since October 2025.
Givenchy: Givenchy is the Paris couture house founded by Hubert de Givenchy in 1952 and owned by LVMH since 1988. Famous for its elegant couture and long association with Audrey Hepburn, it has been designed by Sarah Burton since September 2024.
Kenzo: Kenzo is the Paris fashion house founded in 1970 by Japanese designer Kenzo Takada and owned by LVMH since 1993. Known for bold colour and prints, it has been led creatively by streetwear pioneer Nigo since September 2021.
Loewe: Loewe is a Spanish luxury house with roots in a Madrid leather workshop of 1846, owned outright by LVMH since 1996. Transformed under Jonathan Anderson into one of fashion's most influential labels, it has been designed since 2025 by Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez.
Loro Piana: Loro Piana is an Italian luxury house founded in 1924 in Quarona, Piedmont, known for cashmere, vicuña and fine wool fabrics. LVMH has controlled it since 2013, and Frédéric Arnault has been chief executive since 2025.
Louis Vuitton: Louis Vuitton is the Paris trunk maker founded in 1854 that grew into the largest house of LVMH, the luxury group it merged into in 1987. Known for its Monogram canvas, leather goods and ready-to-wear, it is one of the most valuable fashion brands in the world and a benchmark for vertically integrated luxury retail.
Pucci: Pucci is the Italian fashion house founded in 1947 by Marquis Emilio Pucci, celebrated for its vivid geometric prints. LVMH bought a majority in 2000 and full ownership in 2021, and has refocused the brand on resort wear under artistic director Camille Miceli.
Rimowa: Rimowa is the Cologne luggage maker founded in 1898 and famous for its grooved aluminium suitcases. LVMH bought 80% in 2016, making it the group's first German maison and turning it into a luxury travel brand.
TAG Heuer: TAG Heuer is a Swiss watchmaker founded by Edouard Heuer in Saint-Imier in 1860 and owned by LVMH since 1999. Known for the Carrera and Monaco chronographs and its ties to motorsport, it has been led since May 2026 by chief executive Béatrice Goasglas.
Tiffany & Co.: Tiffany & Co. is a New York jeweller founded in 1837 and owned by LVMH since January 2021, when the French group completed a 15.8 billion dollar acquisition. Famous for its blue box and the Tiffany Setting engagement ring, it is the most recognised American jewellery brand.