Core Insights - The luxury business in the U.K. is facing significant challenges, including the removal of tax-free shopping for foreign tourists and increased taxes under the Labour government [1] - British luxury brands are hiring experienced retail professionals to navigate these challenges and explore international opportunities, particularly in the U.S. market [2] Company-Specific Summaries - **Victoria Beckham**: Sybille Darricarrère Lunel has been appointed as the new CEO, succeeding Ralph Toledano. Darricarrère Lunel has a strong background in luxury retail, having previously worked at Dior and Galeries Lafayette [3][4] - Victoria Beckham expressed confidence in Darricarrère Lunel's capabilities, highlighting her entrepreneurial mindset and product knowledge as key assets for the company's growth [4] - David Belhassen from NEO Investment Partners believes that Darricarrère Lunel will unlock the company's potential, emphasizing her understanding of product and ambition for profitable growth [5] - **Dunhill**: The tailored clothing brand has reappointed Matthew Ives as CEO, who previously held a senior position at De Beers. Ives will report to Philippe Fortunato, CEO of Richemont's fashion and accessories maisons [6]