Who Is The Designer Of The 2015 "Fried Chicken"?

Today, the overall trend of Luxury Retailing is declining.

Its Balenciaga and Hugo Boss have grown against the trend in the Hugo.

Balenciaga's third quarter revenue reached 2 digits, while Jason Wu's Hugo Boss dress sales also increased by 12%.

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Investigation shows that the young avant-garde posture has become the best way to cope with the downturn.

In this regard, the two are the same.

Designers are especially popular with the market.

Jason Wu will integrate her style and Hugo Boss perfectly. The 2015 high spring and summer show's high cold grey tone makes people feel his imposing manner.

Wang Daren, another Alexander, is a popular exploding lamp. (Wang)

At the age of 29, Balenciaga, the 42 Look of the 2015 spring and summer show, was not much younger than Balenciaga.

In 2015, who will become the designer's "popular fried chicken"?

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As early as the beginning of December last year, there were reports that many companies competed for Jones Group Inc., Jones group's women's shoes brand Stuart Weitzman.

Sycamore Partners LP, a private Holdings Company, bought the Jones Group Inc. Jones group of US apparel manufacturers in December 2013 for $2 billion 200 million (including $1 billion debt). In August 2014, it hired Goldman Sachs Group Inc (NYSE:GS) Goldman Sachs and Group (Citigroup) Citigroup to sell the company's "Partners" to raise funds for the purchase of other clothing and footwear retailers such as the company.

If WSJ quotes are true, the $600 million price of Stuart Weitzman is much lower than the $1 billion valuation quoted by the former news agency, which is roughly equivalent to 6-7 billion dollars quoted by the financial times.

In addition to Coach Inc. (NYSE:COH), the Brown Shoe Company Inc. (NYSE:BWS) and at least one private Holdings Company are interested in acquiring Stuart Weitzman Holdings.

Stuart Weitzman Holdings LLC has about 45 stores in the US market, with 61 stores and 10 outlets in the international market, plus e-commerce and wholesale business, with an annual sales of about 300 million US dollars.

Stuart Weitzman Holdings LLC will make a conscious addition to the Coach Inc. (NYSE:COH), which is committed to pforming the leather brand into lifestyle brand, because shoes are exactly what the Coach Inc. (NYSE:COH) Cox group focuses on in the pformation process.