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The Italian luxury lingerie label has opened their latest boutique at Lee Gardens in Causeway Bay, Hong Kong. Occupying an area of 710sq ft, the new store adorns La Perla’s usual elegant design and reflects the ‘brand’s unique aesthetic philosophy, merging…
Following its acquisition by investment firm Sapinda earlier this February, the luxury underwear brand La Perla appointed Pascal Perrier as its new CEO. The company also promoted Alessandra Bertuzzi as head creative designer for the brand to take over Julia…
After negotiations with Chinese conglomerate Fosun International faltered, Italian luxury lingerie label La Perla has a new owner, Amsterdam-based investment company Sapinda Holding. Two months ago, La Perla announced it had entered into exclusive…
Italian lingerie label La Perla is facing eviction and further legal action over unpaid rent on its Asian flagship store in Hong Kong, with its landlord seeking upwards of $5.1 million. The dispute came to light from a writ filed to a Hong Kong court last…
JD.com profit soared 50 per cent after a 39 per cent increase in sales during the Chinese online retailer’s latest quarter. Its unaudited results for the three months to the end of September show revenue of RMB83.7 billion (US$12.6 billion), with a record…
Italian lingerie retailer La Perla has opened a second Singapore store. Located on Orchard Road inside the Takashimaya Shopping Centre, the new store spans 182 square metres and was designed by the Italian architectural studio Baciocchi Associati. Consistent…
High-end lingerie sales are outpacing China’s generally downbeat luxury market, and heating up competition between international brands and local rivals looking to go upmarket. U.S. brand Victoria’s Secret will open its first store, and companies including…
Italian luxury lingerie brand La Perla has reopened its Russell St flagship store after renovation. La Perla Hong Kong first opened in 2006 in Lane Crawford at pacific Place. Since then the brand has expanded to four stores – and the Russell St shop is…
