Givenchy Creative Director Ricardo Ti Xi Will Join Gucci

According to the British report, after the announcement of the departure of Frida Giannini, Gucci Gucci design director, who is going to stir up the brand of Freda's brand has become a hot topic.

Reported that the most likely takeover was Givenchy's current creative director Ricardo Tisi (Riccardo Tisci).

He is an undoubted fashion designer. He simplification of fashion, making fashion easier and more memorable.

But it is worth mentioning that now he is the creative design director of LVMH group's Givenchy, and he renewed his contract with the group in February 2013, which means that he will serve in Givenchy until October 2015.

As we all know, the old fashion overlord LVMH group is no "good Lord" and has strict management system for its designer models.

Therefore,

If you want to dig Ricardo TSI, you have to go through the harsh LVMH first.

Others are thought to be most likely to sit on GUCCI.

The throne is the Joseph Altuzarra, a young designer known for the New York wind, who once worked for Gucci group, Joseph Altuzarra, former creative director of YSL (Stefano Pilati), Pu Qi (Emilio Pucci) creative director Peter Dundas, and Stefano Pilati.

(Valentino) designer Maria Garcia Kiuri (Maria Grazia Chiuri) and so on.

Who will be the ultimate candidate for Gucci fashion design? Let's wait and see.

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LVMH group's luxury watch brand TAG Heuer CEO Stephane Linder is about to step down, and the brand will be taken over by Jean Claude Biver, the head of the watch group of LVMH group.

"Stephane Linder decided to quit his position as CEO and CEO of TAG Heuer today and will look for other directions."

The brand said in a statement released later Wednesday.

The brand also announced that Biver will act as a temporary CEO in March, responsible for LVMH watches.

Stephane Linder was the helm of TAG Heuer until last June, but left in the process of restructuring.

In fact, as early as 1993, Linder joined the tigers' brand research and development department, and served as vice president of R & D and brand director and marketing and product design.

During the period of October this year, the brand once said that 46 employees were sacked in Switzerland, and a mechanical timekeeping watch movement was suspended, and 49 of its Chevenez factories were temporarily unemployed until the end of this year.

Swiss watches are currently struggling to solve the sluggish demand in the Chinese market, as well as the sales situation hit by democratic protests in Hongkong.

In the face of the economic downturn, brand competitors, such as the Cartier brand of the peak group, have relatively shortened the working hours.