Louis Vuitton Moët Hennessy (LVMH), the world's undisputed No. 1 luxury brand group.
France was a self-proclaimed luxury country, with more than half of the world's luxury brands.
In France, a country of such luxury goods, a group owned a majority of the brands, and that was LVMH Group.
Although LVMH started in the liquor business, such as Cognac, Champagne, and wine, it gradually grew in size and acquired fashion brands that looked good.
As well-developed brands became luxury brands, they engaged in more aggressive mergers and acquisitions.
Today, the group was a mega-company with annual revenues of $80 trillion that owned more than 80 brands, including Dior, Fenty, Belty, Mark Jace, Givansy, and Benzo, in various categories ranging from apparel and accessories to watches, each of which was recognized as a luxury item anywhere in the world.
LVMH Group headquarters building in Paris, France.
In the chairman's office on the 28th floor with the best view of downtown Paris.
Loud noises were heard in the office decorated with all kinds of art, antiques, and trendy furniture not amiss for a luxury brands company.
"What!? You even got married on yo...
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