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Kering management at odds with fashion designers

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Kering boss Luca de Meo, flanked by Balenciaga's designer Pierpaolo Piccioli (left) and Anthony Vaccarello, his counterpart at Saint Laurent.
Kering boss Luca de Meo, flanked by Balenciaga's designer Pierpaolo Piccioli (left) and Anthony Vaccarello, his counterpart at Saint Laurent. © Photomontage by Glitz - Sources: Riccardo Milani (Hans Lucas via AFP), Pascal Le Segretain (Getty Images via AFP), Sebastien Dupuy (AFP)
Kering boss Luca de Meo, flanked by Balenciaga's designer Pierpaolo Piccioli (left) and Anthony Vaccarello, his counterpart at Saint Laurent.
Kering boss Luca de Meo, flanked by Balenciaga's designer Pierpaolo Piccioli (left) and Anthony Vaccarello, his counterpart at Saint Laurent. © Photomontage by Glitz - Sources: Riccardo Milani (Hans Lucas via AFP), Pascal Le Segretain (Getty Images via AFP), Sebastien Dupuy (AFP)

The new strategic direction adopted by Luca de Meo and the bosses of certain Kering subsidiaries could spell bad news for the group's creative directors.

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