Dutch luxury fashion house founded in 1993 by designers Viktor Horsting and Rolf Snoeren, known for conceptual couture and art-driven collections. L'Oréal holds a long-term license to produce and distribute Viktor & Rolf fragrances and beauty products, with Flowerbomb remaining one of the best-selling women's fragrances globally. The fashion house itself remains independent.

Viktor & Rolf

Deal would be an early move by new Kering CEO Luca de Meo to revive luxury giant’s fortunes

Gucci Owner Kering Nears $4 Billion Sale of Beauty Unit to L’Oréal

The partnership was announced during the beauty conglomerate’s annual earnings conference on Friday.

Jacquemus inks beauty deal with L’Oréal

Children have picked ingredients used by suppliers to two major beauty companies, the BBC reveals.

Luxury perfumes linked to child labour, BBC finds

L'Oréal has agreed to buy Australian luxury brand Aesop from Natura & Com growing its presence in high-end cosmetics with an eye to international expansion, including in China.

L'Oreal buys luxury brand Aesop with eye on China

L’Oréal signs an agreement to acquire Youth to the People, an American skincare company based in California

L’Oréal signs an agreement to acquire Youth to the People

The new agreement gives the world’s largest cosmetics company a major boost in its competition with Coty to lead the prestige beauty market.

Prestige beauty battle heats up with L’Oréal-Prada deal

L'Oréal plans to appeal the U.K. decision.

Olaplex Wins U.K. Lawsuit Against L'Oréal in Smartbond Patent Infringement Case

As part of the deal, Liliane Bettencourt's family holding in L'Oréal increased from 30.6% to 33.31%, boosting the beauty matriarch's fortune by around $4 billion according to today's share prices.

Viktor & Rolf is an independent company.

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