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Milan closes luxury shops. Louis Vuitton and Hermès looted during riots in France
Publication: ECO
Author: ECO
Source published: 20/10/2026, 11:05:03 UTC
Briefing created: 20/10/2026, 11:35:04 UTC
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Briefings
Luxury brands including Louis Vuitton, Hermès, Celine, and Dior were vandalized and looted in French cities during protests against school conditions and cost of living, with some stores damaged only on facades. In Italy, Prime Minister Matteo Salvini announced the deployment of 500 military personnel to defend Milan amid riots that also affected Decathlon and Arc'teryx. Police detained 271 young people in Milan, with 23 minors, while France declared mandatory recycling in Paris zones. Financial losses are estimated at over 2.2 billion euros, and the government promised emergency aid to affected businesses.
Key points
- Luxury brands such as Louis Vuitton, Hermès, Celine, and Dior were vandalized and looted in French cities during protests against school conditions and cost of living, with some stores damaged only on facades.
- In Italy, Prime Minister Matteo Salvini announced the deployment of 500 military personnel to defend Milan amid riots that also affected Decathlon and Arc'teryx.
Context
The evidence describes violent protests in France and Italy against social conditions, resulting in property damage and arrests. The findings highlight the parallel between French and Italian unrest, with specific numbers of military deployment and arrests provided.
Limitations
Evidence is limited to reported incidents from French and Italian media sources; some details about specific damage extent or security measures are inferred from descriptions rather than direct observation.
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