French Fashion Brand Carven Announces Its Cancellation Of Its Men'S Wear Product Line

France established in 1945 Latest fashion brand Carven has announced that it will cancel its men's wear product line and focus on women's clothing related work. It was appointed last February. Men's wear Creative director Barnab e Hardy is also expected to leave the brand at the end of this month, and Carven 2017 spring and summer men's clothing has also become the curtain call for his brand.

In May this year, Hongkong based fashion, perfume and furniture products distributors and agents Bluebell purchased Carven brand from Henri Sebaoun Soci t B e Ranger company (Henri Sebaoun subsequently degraded to the brand general manager, and the original fashion director of the Bluebell group was appointed chief executive officer) In 2011, Bluebell group bought some Carven shares and became the sole agent of the brand in Greater China in 2012. At present, Carven has stores in Beijing, Shanghai, Hongkong and Taiwan, and there are women's clothing stores and men's wear counters in Beijing Xidan Buddha, respectively, but the latter is bought and sold by the buyer team of Xidan's Lafayette department store.

Outgoing Carven men's creative director Barnab e Hardy

"Since 2015, Barnab e Hardy is the soul of Carven men's clothing. Our cooperation has been very successful. We also wish him success in his future work." Sophie de Rougemont said that Carven would close the men's wear line and dismiss Barnab Hardy.

The 1017 spring and summer men's wear designed by Barnab Hardy for Carven will be the curtain call for the brand in the men's wear field.

Barnab E. Hardy, who entered the menswear design industry in 2000, served in the Balenciaga men's clothing department in 1997-2007 years, and founded her own brand in 2009. In May 2015, Carven announced that Barnab Hardy took over as Guillaume's Henry design director at Nina Ricci, who left Carven in 2014. He was also responsible for the design of men's and women's clothing. After the last 2015 spring and summer men's wear series designed by Guillaume Henry for Carven, the brand no longer held a fashion show alone for men's wear line. Instead, it released a new model in the way of static display of models during the men's wear week in Paris.

Regarding the departure, Barnab e Hardy said, "I love Carven, and I am grateful that the brand can give me the chance to serve as designer for this classic French fashion house."