Bernard Arnault was born in the northern French town of Roubaix and grew up in a family with a taste for luxury brands. Raised in an elite Catholic family, he loved luxury as his mother loved Dior and his father owned a civil engineering company, laying the foundation for his future endeavors. I was instilled with an affinity for
Ascension in the corporate field
Arnault rises to the top of the luxury fashion industry
Architects of Change: The LVMH Era
Arnault, whose bold restructuring efforts earned him the nickname “The Terminator,” led the streamlining of Boussac Saint-Frères, shedding non-core assets and focusing on Dior and Le Bon Marche. His calculated strategy culminated in 1987 with the creation of Louis Vuitton Moët Hennessy (LVMH). This was a monumental merger that reshaped the high fashion landscape.
mastermind of empire
Mr. Arnault's business acumen shined when he thwarted power struggles within LVMH and strengthened his control over the conglomerate through strategic stake acquisitions. By 1989, he assumed the role of chairman and led LVMH towards unprecedented success, cementing its dominance.
Artistry that goes beyond fashion
Beyond the boardroom, Arnault's passion for art is expressed in his extensive collection, which boasts masterpieces by famous artists such as Picasso and Yves Klein. His crowning achievement, the Louis Vuitton Foundation, is a testament to his commitment to fostering creativity and innovation.
Luxury personified: Arnaud's lifestyle
A mansion fit for royalty
Arnaud's luxurious lifestyle
conquest of the skies
The epitome of luxury in every aspect, Arnault's fleet includes a Dassault Falcon 7X private jet worth Rs 100 crore. 329 million. His aerial escapades extend to the deep blue waters of the Bahamas, where the Indigo acquisition took place.