Adrienne Klasa is a Paris Correspondent at the Financial Times. She covers a diverse range of sectors including luxury, media, consumer, pharmaceutical, and technology, with a particular focus on the fashion and beauty industries. Adrienne's work has been featured in prominent publications such as The Irish Times, The Globe and Mail, and Ars Technica.
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Adrienne Klasa's coverage spans a wide array of business themes, with a focus on the private sector, investment analysis, and government announcements. She frequently covers topics related to luxury industry profits, sales trends in fashion and beauty sectors, as well as private equity deals.
Given her emphasis on investment analysis and private sector announcements within the luxury industry, Adrienne may be receptive to pitches providing insights from financial analysts or experts in luxury retail about market trends affecting profitability and sales performance.
Additionally, she often features articles on European markets; therefore sources familiar with European market dynamics could provide valuable perspectives for her coverage.
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Luxury giant’s crucial fashion and leather goods division back in growth for first time in almost two years
Strong demand for jewellery and eyewear drives improved performance
By: Adrienne Klasa
Demand in Europe, US and Japan helps offset impact of US-Iran war
By: Adrienne Klasa
French group will take on beauty licence for luxury brand next year after buying rights from owner Kering in €4bn deal
By: Adrienne Klasa
Roland Lescure says it would be ‘difficult’ to scrap unpopular surcharge on country’s largest firms
The tough-on-Russia son of a philosopher is seeking the presidency amid a populist ascendancy
By: Thomas Hale, Adrienne Klasa, William Langley
Ultra-fast-fashion retailer set to prioritise third-party marketplace in growth push after cut-price listing
Pandemic-era rally that turned LVMH into Europe’s most valuable company has gone into reverse as investors doubt luxury recovery
By: Mercedes Ruehl, Adrienne Klasa
Anton Rupert elevated to co-deputy chair as family-controlled luxury group prepares next generation of family for leadership
By: Adrienne Klasa, Annachiara Biondi
Cashmere brand wants more stores in Europe and the US after being backed by Gucci owner Kering
