Yamamoto Teruji Designs A Limited Scarf For Le Meurice 180Th Anniversary.

In order to celebrate the 180th anniversary Paris famous Morris Hotel (Le Meurice), Japanese designer Yamamoto Teruji (Yohji Yamamoto) specially designed a special scarf.

The scarf is on sale, and only thirty are sold exclusively at Morris Hotel.

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Also from the hotel's old customers -- the famous Spanish painter.

The work draws inspiration to complete the scarf design.

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The inspiration of the design is inspired by the various features of Le Meurice, including the classic color of the hotel, the green color of the hotel, the Ara Starck Handpainted oil painting of the Le Dali restaurant and the badge of the hotel.

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In the context of the uncertain economic environment, sales growth of high-end shoe brand Jimmy Choo in the first half of this year is slowing down.

In the first half of 2015, the overall income was 159 million pounds, an increase of 5.5% over the same period of 150 million in the same period last year, 6.5% in the fixed exchange rate, and 12.2% in the 2014 fiscal year.

In the first half of this year, the growth of 3.3% in the same store was significantly lower than the 5.7% in the 2014 fiscal year.

It is interesting to note that the group attributed the problem to a series of shops headed by Sloane Street flagship store in London, which temporarily closed down and refurbished the sales.

It is worth mentioning that the Jimmy Choo brand in the first half of the year has not been reduced in the Asian market. Besides Japan, the organic growth in Asia has been strong and revenue has increased by 34.5%. Japan has benefited from the surge of Chinese tourists and the revenue has increased by 20.5%.

Jimmy Choo CEO Pierre Denis said in its earnings report that the group was satisfied with its performance in the first half of this year, as industry growth slowed to a low single digit.