In the interview, Stefano Canali introduced us to the brand’s latest project in the sustainability field, the CAre Project. He also shared with us the brand’s ongoing commitment to sustainability. Additionally, he discussed his insights into the menswear industry, the Chinese market, and the brand’s future plans.

In this edition of Luxe.CO Founder’s Talk we delve into the reflections of this Beijing-based entrepreneur as she reviews the ninth year of her entrepreneurial journey and the fifth year of formal company operations. As the top executive of the company, how does she lead the brand through iterative upgrades?

The convertible sports car culture is the next stage of challenge proposed by Cattaneo in the Chinese market.

Jean-Marc Loubier’s role goes far beyond that of a typical brand CEO; he is a pragmatic and visionary individual with a mission to revive the world’s first luxury leather goods family heritage.

Investment is not easy, Investing in fashion is particu […]

Through in-depth conversations with Guan Lin, we have gained three important insights into the growth of designer brands: being grounded allows managers to have a good “feel” for things, gathering popularity enables the brand to have broad appeal, and resonating with the emotions of the times allows consumers to follow in harmony.

Luxe.CO Founder’s Talk sets off! Luxe.CO had an in-depth conversation with Luo Yuan, the co-founder of RE Riding is Living, a lifestyle cycling brand.

“Bespoke customization is undoubtedly the pinnacle of products. At JOHN LOBB, customers can have a unique pair of shoes made specifically for their feet.”

  Recently, Georges A. Kern, the global CEO of the […]

“China is our most important market. Over the past three years, we have recruited an incredibly talented team here and established a new leadership structure. We have also made the strategic decision to set our Asia Pacific headquarters in Shanghai, further dedicating more resources specifically for the Chinese market.”