Lancel Appointed New Director Of Publicity And Publicity

Lancel, the French leather brand, has recently appointed Christophe Mayer as the director of public relations.

He succeeded Thuy Tranthi Rieder, who was a vice president of marketing and PR in the company, but left a year ago for personal reasons.

The new official Christophe Mayer will assist.

Repositioning development for the leather brand.

At the age of 48, Christophe Mayer first worked in Havas group.

The group is mainly a general manager of ZenithOptim dia.

After several years of experience in LVMH group, he served as deputy general manager of the group's media.

Then returned to Publicis group to serve as deputy general manager of L'OREAL's business.

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Paris jewelry brand Goossens opened a new store in Paris 380 Rue Saint-Honor.

It doesn't sound very special, but if you have more knowledge of the top luxury brand Chanel, you will know that it is actually one of the Chanel workshops.

Now, it has developed its own stores in the city block of Chanel flagship store.

For Goossens, even though it has a huge aura of Chanel, it has maintained a low profile craftsman workshop for a long time.

Its store was hidden in the streets far away from the Chanel flagship store with only three subway stations. The distance is not too far away, but compared to the flashy shopping district, it is already in another world.

The whole shop is very much like an art gallery. Besides jewelry, the store also sells a small number of ready-made clothes and limited edition items, such as crystal balls, and a bronze lion standing in the center of the ball.

In addition, new stores have Chanel licensed windows.

People who indulge in Chanel's reputation have another new destination.

Goossens's jewelry price is basically 200-700 euros, and gem inlaid complex is also about 1300 euro, which is about 10 thousand yuan.

Goossens is one of the jewelry workshops that Ms. Coco Chanel most admired.

It was founded in 1950, and its founder, Robert Goossens, specializes in casting special jewellery, such as gold, silver and copper, which has made him famous in the field of jewelry design and chic design in twentieth Century.

In 1953, Robert Goossens met Coco Chanel.

Coco Chanel believes that Goossens's gold and silver jewelry meets the requirements of Chanel in terms of imagination, color and size. Goossens has also become a supplier of gold and silver jewelry for Chanel.

With support and orders from Chanel, Goossens craftsmen can use metals, jewels, quartz, glass and other materials without worries. The style of Goossens is called "surprising eclecticism" on its official website. The brand hopes its design can be applied to consumers in any era, whether modern or antique.

In 2005, Goossens officially became one of the 11 advanced handicraft shops under Chanel. The workshop is now run by Robert Goossens, the son of Patrick Goossens.

The rest of Chanel handcrafts also include feather ornaments square Lemari, shoe shop Massaro, embroidery workshop Lesage, hat headwear workshop Maison Michel, hat headwear workshop Maison Michel, crochet embroidery workshop Montex, crochet embroidery workshop Montex, etc.

They enable each part of Chanel to have the best professional craft. Almost every year, Chanel will hold a hand workshop conference for them to display the exquisite design of each brand.