Maison Francis Kurkdjian’s CEO Marc Chaya in an exclusive interview with Luxeplace.com.

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.

Previously, women have been increasingly visible at the helm of major brands such as Piaget, and Jaeger-LeCoultre, as well as at independent brands such as DeWitt, Speake-Marin, and Moritz Grossmann. What role do they play in this male-dominated luxury sector? What changes have they brought to the brands?

In May and June of this year, talm plans to open a pop-up store. The brand also emphasizes that e-commerce is a core channel for its expansion, as 50% of its revenue in Europe and the United States comes from online sales.

Having been established for over 30 years, Nuxe brand’s founder, Aliza Jabès, still holds over 50% of the company’s shares.

Suzhou Yanlord Cangjie, set to open in the third quarter of 2023, has partnered with four major brands under the OTB Group – Maison Margiela, JIL SANDER, MARNI, and DIESEL – to establish pop-up experiential stores.

According to Bloomberg Billionaires Index, Ito was the largest shareholder of Seven & i Holdings, with a net worth of $5 billion.

The two companies share a very similar business model: shared salon suites/lofts for beauty professionals, similar to WeWork’s shared office space.

Cabana co-founder and CEO Demos Sichao Zhu has shared with SMART FASHION the valuable experience of how Cabana builds trust with global brands.