Pucci
Italian luxury brand Pucci, part of French luxury giant LVMH Group, has appointed Clara Boissonnas as Chief Executive Officer, effective January 2027.
Clara Boissonnas will succeed Saar Debrouwere and lead the brand’s next phase of development, with the aim of “further strengthening the brand’s distinctive creative identity, desirability and international reach”. She will report directly to Pietro Beccari, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of LVMH Fashion Group.
A graduate of HEC Paris, Clara Boissonnas began her career at Louis Vuitton in 2002 in leather goods product management. She became Accessories Director at Lanvin in 2006 and joined Kering as Director of Strategy and Business Development in 2016. In 2017, she returned to Louis Vuitton as Women’s Leather Goods Product Director, a position she has held ever since.
Saar Debrouwere’s next role within LVMH Group will be announced in due course. The Belgian executive joined Pucci from Icicle in 2022. Before that, she spent eight years at Acne Studios in Stockholm.
Burberry
British luxury brand Burberry has appointed Dafydd Moore as Vice President of Business Technology.
Dafydd Moore has more than 20 years of experience leading technology and business transformation at fashion, retail, manufacturing and consumer goods companies, spanning digital commerce, AI, cloud technology and organisational change.
Before joining Burberry, Dafydd Moore served as Director of Global Technology at British fashion brand Superdry, overseeing enterprise technology strategy, delivery and operations across digital, data, core technology, cybersecurity, service operations and the project management office (PMO).
From August 2022 to June 2024, Dafydd Moore was Group Director of IT Strategy and Architecture at Halfords, the British retailer of automotive and cycling products and services. He also spent five years at Dyson in a range of technology roles and more than 11 years at British supermarket chain Waitrose.
Golden Goose
Italian luxury sneaker manufacturer Golden Goose has appointed Giorgio Belloli as Chief Consumer Officer.
Giorgio Belloli will lead the brand’s global market development strategy, setting the strategic direction, objectives and governance models to strengthen its international footprint and maximise its commercial impact across all channels. He will also take full responsibility for customer relationship management, digital channels and the brand’s omnichannel strategy.
Before joining Golden Goose, Giorgio Belloli spent three years at British luxury brand Burberry as Chief Digital, Customer and Innovation Officer. Previously, he spent nine years at luxury e-commerce company Farfetch through its IPO in 2018, serving as Chief Commercial and Sustainability Officer. He also held several management positions at Kering and Prada Group.
| Sources: Official press releases, personal social media accounts
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| Editor: Luxeplace
