Lanvin Group Holdings Ltd., a global luxury fashion group, reported its unaudited results for the first half of 2025, highlighting a challenging period with a 22% year-on-year decline in group revenue to €133 million. This decrease was largely attributed to softer wholesale performance in EMEA, cautious consumer sentiment in Greater China, and a broader luxury market slowdown. Despite these challenges, the group achieved a gross profit of €72 million, maintaining a margin of 54%, supported by disciplined inventory management. Adjusted EBITDA for the period was reported at -€52 million, a further decline from the -€42 million recorded in the prior-year period, primarily due to lower gross profit. However, the group emphasized its continued investment in creative initiatives and cost discipline, aiming to reinforce brand equity and competitiveness. Lanvin, one of the brands within the group, experienced a 42% year-over-year decline in revenue during this transition period. This was influenced by wholesale clients in EMEA anticipating the debut of Peter Copping's first collection and a cautious industry sentiment. Nevertheless, retail sales in EMEA showed resilience, and e-commerce in North America saw a strong rebound. The group remains focused on strategic repositioning across geography and product assortment and has announced plans for an integrated marketing campaign in the second half of the year.