Taylor Tomasi Hill Leaves Luxury Electric Business Moda Operandi

　　 Moda Operandi Taylor Tomasi Hill, the creative director, will leave the luxury electric business after completing her work on Friday. In the mail sent to colleagues, Taylor Tomasi Hill said, "after two years of working in Moda Operandi, it is time to move on to the next chapter."

　　 Taylor Tomasi Hill Before joining Moda Operandi in November 2011, she was the director of fashion and accessories in the magazine of Hearst Corporation Hearst publishing group, and served as director of accessories and fashion and accessories editor of the magazine of Cond Nast International Kangtai Nash international group.

Media reports say the reasons for the departure of Taylor Tomasi Hill may be related to the recent rumours that she has had friction with Lauren Santo Domingo, one of the founders of Moda Operandi website. It is reported that Lauren Santo Domingo failed to fulfil its commitment to share Taylor Tomasi Hill, because the proposal was rejected by the board and Taylor Tomasi Hill was determined to leave.

As is rumoured to be true, Taylor Tomasi Hill is the second high-level website left by Lauren Santo Domingo. Moda Operandi another co founder and former CEO Magn slaug Magn SD ttir has left the company in May. According to her insider, Lauren Santo Domingo is not fashionable enough, so the two sides are against it.

At the beginning of this month, Deborah Nicodemus, the new CEO of Moda Operandi, served as the chief marketing officer and chief business officer of Birks & Mayors, jewellery company. Before that, she served Donna Karan and DFS Group.

In September 2009, she was the vice president of Gilt Groupe advanced products and services of the US electricity supplier, Magn slaug SD ttir ttir, and the Lauren Santo Domingo program, which was specially designed by Vogue, to create a new model of Moda Moda. The two met with TSM Capital, Lauren Santo Domingo, founded by slaug Magn SD SD ttir, which was invited to help market promotion and brand evaluation.

In August 2010, Moda Operandi received the first round of $1 million 500 thousand financing from New Atlantic Ventures. Website in February 2011 Fashion Week During the period, there were only 30 brands of cooperation. In the same year, in August of the same year, New Enterprise Associates, one of the investors of Gilt Groupe, received a $10 million B round of financing. The publishing group Cond e Nast Kangtai Nash also invested. In June of next year, the website received another $36 million C round of financing, and LVMH Louis Vuitton Mo t Hennessy SA (LVMH.PA) and IMG were strategic investors.

Moda Operandi2012 achieved 3 times revenue in 2011, and more than 300 cooperative brands, 9 times more than when it was founded, and the unit price was 1500 dollars. The electricity supplier customers come from 70 countries in the world, New York is the largest market and the Middle East is fifth.

In February of this year, Moda Operandi moved into an area of 25 thousand square feet, including two new studios, a warehouse and distribution equipment, to provide "day service" service to customers in New York. The electricity supplier plans to open guerrilla boutiques in Brazil this autumn to further absorb customers from the emerging market.