Carmela Will Become The First Chief Executive Officer Of Roksanda.

Starting in January, Carmela Acampora will take the position of chief executive of Roksanda. The Serbia designer will lead Roksanda to expand business significantly.

"We are pleased to announce that Carmela has been appointed chief executive.

The board has gone through a very thorough process to choose the right candidate who meets the brand needs "when Pasricha talks about brand business," he said.

"We are excited to expect Carmela and Roksanda to work closely together and wish them every success."

Acampora served as chief operating officer for luxury.

The brand Aspinal of London worked and spent 13 years in the British fashion empire Burberry.

"The appointment of Carmela is a very exciting thing and an important step for our brand to continue to grow," Ilincic said. "I'm happy to bring a wide range of talents to the brand, with his passion, energy and expertise to promote development and expansion.

At a global level. "

In June, the first store was opened as the image of the company.

2500 square feet of retail space, located in Mayfair, London, as a neighbor of Nicholas Kirkwood, Lanvin, Caroline Herrera and Loewe.

"Brand development today is mainly through the wholesale business of Roksanda," Acampora told reporters.

"We look forward to a strong partnership to improve wholesale and franchise operations of operators around the world, which will bring further visibility to the brand and expand its customer base."

In the later stage, e-commerce will also become one of the core of brand.

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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.