CLCC Acquisition Of A Small Number Of Li Yang Brand Equity Design Meets Fashion Demand

Fashion Fund CLCC acquired a small number of Chinese designer Li Yang brand equity.

CLCC is a new fund, backed by shipping tycoon Pierre Cigrang and family. CLCC investment brand also includes: Brussels based jewelry brand Kim Mee Hye, Belgian fashion brand A.F. Vandevorst and Christian Wijnants, designer Shoe brand WeberHodelFeder and Luxury goods Electricity supplier Crest & Co.

To further expand overseas markets, Belgium Fashion Fund CLCC S.A said it had acquired a small stake in designer Li Yang (Yang Li). The specific equity ratio and financial terms are not yet known.

CLCC director Antony Verbaeys said Li Yang's work was "low-key luxury" and praised her. Design Very ingenious: "fully meet the high standards and expectations of fashion people." The Cigrang family has started shipping business since 1928, and Pierre brothers set foot in the fashion field in 90s of last century, because of the brand name of investment designer Raf Simons.

Li Yang is a native of Beijing. Since 2011, the brand name Yang Li has been released in Paris. On the acquisition of CLCC, Li Yang said that the move would ensure "financial stability" so that he could steadily expand his team and forge a stronger relationship with new and old customers and suppliers.

In the fashion circle that is contending for a hundred schools of thought, is it necessary to make innovations in the best possible way for others to notice that Yang Li, a 26 year old Chinese designer, has gone against the road? Li Yang's style of design has been tailored and minimalist in the 1990s. The Fahion Designer Prize, which was announced in February last year, is the only Chinese LVMH designer. Yang Li thinks that if designing clothes that can not be worn are sad, they always try to find the ideal state of balance between creativity and quality.

Li Yang graduated from the central Saint Martin Institute in London. He studied with Raf Simons. He was famous for his minimalism and industrial cutting for leather and double fabric. His series of clothes were sold in many boutique boutiques, including London fashion concept store, Dover Street Market and Selfridges, Paris L Eclaireur, Hongkong Joyce, Losangeles Maxfield and New York Barneys Joyce.