French company Louis Vuitton continues to dominate the world of fashion and luxury goods.

It stands as one of the most valuable companies in the market, not only through its main brand “LV,” but also through other affiliated brands such as “Kenzo,” “Emilio Pucci,” and “Acqua di Parma.” The company’s market value is estimated at $421 billion, making it the most valuable fashion brand globally and the second-largest European company by market capitalization. Its value is equivalent to the combined market value of the next three companies on the list.

American company Nike comes in second place by a large margin, with a market value of $153 billion. Meanwhile, France continues to solidify its position in the fashion industry through “Dior,” which ranks third with a market value of $145 billion.

From Spain, “Inditex,” the owner of renowned brands such as “Zara,” “Massimo Dutti,” and “Bershka,” holds fourth place with a market value of $134 billion.

The American company “TJX” ranks fifth globally with a market value of $108 billion, followed by Japan’s “Fast Retailing” in sixth place with a market value of $81 billion.

Despite the widespread popularity of the German sportswear brand “Adidas,” it occupies a lower position on the list with a market value of $32 billion. Meanwhile, the Swedish low-cost fashion brand “H&M” ranks twelfth, with a market value of $25 billion, just behind “Adidas