Last Week, Three Luxury Brand Executives Left The Fashion Circle.

There are three luxury brand executives leaving last week, saying that since last year's Dior RAF simons and Lang Wen's little fat man left, many CEO or creative directors have joined the resignation team and can't stop at all. Is it also a trend of resignation?

Tod s group creative director quit

Last week, Tod s announced that Alessandra Facchinetti, the creative director of branded women's wear, will be leaving.

Alessandra Facchinetti, who served as the chief designer of Gucci Gucci and Valentino Valentino, said she plans to regain other projects shelved for the implementation of Tod 's development strategy.

Alexander McQueen chief executive Jonathan Akeroyd quit

Alexander McQueen's parent company Kering announced recently that Jonathan Akeroyd, chief executive of Alexander McQueen, who has worked in the company for 12 years, will leave the post, which will take over from Emmanuel Gintzburger and become effective in May 9th.

Alexander Wang CEO Rodrigo Bazan resigns

According to US media reports,

President Rodrigo Bazan resigned. He joined the company from 10 months in 2010 to supervise the marketing, marketing and sales strategy, while helping the company expand its retail channels, including the first flagship store in Beijing and 25 other stores in the world.

Previously he was vice president and general manager of Marc, Jacobs, Europe, Middle East and India.

And chief financial officer and general manager of Alexander McQueen.

Bottega Veneta celebration 50th anniversary men's and women's show merge

Recently, Bottega Veneta announced a major change in the brand's combination of men's and women's clothing show.

The announcement was made to Celebrate 50th anniversary and the designer Tomas Maier was in office for 15 years.

Kate Spade announced that due to strong demand in North America, sales in the first quarter were better than expected. The company is concerned about Kate Spade new york, a high-end product line, investing in its online business and expanding in home and children's clothing fields to become a more lifestyle brand.

The same store sales, including online sales, rose 19%, the biggest gain in the five quarter, exceeding the ConsensusMetrix's 13.1% expectations.

Sales in North America increased by 17% to $219 million.

Vitoria's Secret parent L Brands group recently released its first quarter figures for the year ended April 30, 2016. Its net sales increased by 4% to $2 billion 614 million and its same store sales increased by 3%.

By brand, Vitoria's secret sales in the first quarter of this year amounted to $1 billion 740 million, while Bath & Body Works was $660 million.