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Luxury Brand Portfolios

160 entities across the major luxury groups — brands, ateliers and divisions (159 currently held)

160 rows · data as of 29 July 2026

brand	parent group	division category	reported segment	status
Barton Perreira	LVMH	Eyewear	Fashion & Leather Goods	Active
Berluti	LVMH	Fashion & Leather Goods	Fashion & Leather Goods	Active
Celine	LVMH	Fashion & Leather Goods	Fashion & Leather Goods	Active
Christian Dior	LVMH	Fashion & Leather Goods	Fashion & Leather Goods	Active
Fendi	LVMH	Fashion & Leather Goods	Fashion & Leather Goods	Active
Givenchy	LVMH	Fashion & Leather Goods	Fashion & Leather Goods	Active
Kenzo	LVMH	Fashion & Leather Goods	Fashion & Leather Goods	Active
LVMH Métiers d'Arti	LVMH	Fashion & Leather Goods	Fashion & Leather Goods	Active
Loewe	LVMH	Fashion & Leather Goods	Fashion & Leather Goods	Active
Loro Piana	LVMH	Fashion & Leather Goods	Fashion & Leather Goods	Active
Louis Vuitton	LVMH	Fashion & Leather Goods	Fashion & Leather Goods	Active
Marc Jacobs	LVMH	Fashion & Leather Goods	Fashion & Leather Goods	Active
Moynat	LVMH	Fashion & Leather Goods	Fashion & Leather Goods	Active
Patou	LVMH	Fashion & Leather Goods	Fashion & Leather Goods	Active
Pucci	LVMH	Fashion & Leather Goods	Fashion & Leather Goods	Active
Rimowa	LVMH	Fashion & Leather Goods	Fashion & Leather Goods	Active
Théliosi	LVMH	Eyewear	Fashion & Leather Goods	Active
Vuarnet	LVMH	Eyewear	Fashion & Leather Goods	Active
Bvlgari	LVMH	Watches & Jewellery	Watches & Jewelry	Active
Chaumet	LVMH	Watches & Jewellery	Watches & Jewelry	Active

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Sources: the maison catalogues of each group — lvmh.com/en/our-maisons, richemont.com/our-maisons, kering.com, elcompanies.com (all retrieved 29 July 2026). Chanel's Paraffection ateliers draw on a tertiary source, as Chanel is privately held and publishes no full list.Download data

Reading the data

01 What's shown

Every brand mapped to its parent group and division category across the major luxury conglomerates, as of 29 July 2026.

02 What it shows

LVMH is by far the widest portfolio (88 entities, most of them wine estates); use the Group and Division filters, or sort any column, to move past Wines & Spirits to the flagship fashion, watch and jewellery houses.

03 How to read it

Fifteen rows carry notes, marked with ⓘ: 12 Paraffection craft ateliers, two B2B structures (LVMH Métiers d'Art, Thélios) and one divested unit.
LVMH appears here as 88 entities against the “75+” its own site claims. The difference is definitional: this table counts individual wine estates, B2B units such as Thélios and LVMH Métiers d'Art, and licensed beauty operations that LVMH does not describe as Maisons.
160 entities, of which 159 are currently held — Kering Beauté passed to L'Oréal on 31 March 2026 and is retained here with status “divested”.
Every column header sorts (click to toggle); the Group and Division menus filter.

04 Sources

Primary

Maison catalogues — lvmh.com/en/our-maisons, richemont.com/our-maisons, kering.com, elcompanies.com (retrieved 29 July 2026).

Research & press

Chanel's Paraffection ateliers rely on a tertiary source (Chanel is privately held and publishes no full list).

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