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[THE INVESTOR] Shinsegae Duty Free store has succeeded in bringing in Louis Vuitton, one of the most coveted luxury brands, according to industry sources on Aug. 12.
“Louis Vuitton will open a boutique in Shinseage Duty Free’s fashion luxury zone in April 2017,” said a company official following negotiations with the Louis Vuitton Moet Hennesy Group.
This is the second Louis Vuitton store slated to open at a downtown duty-free store recently granted license. Along with Chanel and Hermes, the French brand has been sought after by all the duty-free stores but only Shilla’s I’Park branch could succeed in inking a deal.
By Hwang Yu-mee (glamazon@heraldcorp.com)
“Louis Vuitton will open a boutique in Shinseage Duty Free’s fashion luxury zone in April 2017,” said a company official following negotiations with the Louis Vuitton Moet Hennesy Group.
This is the second Louis Vuitton store slated to open at a downtown duty-free store recently granted license. Along with Chanel and Hermes, the French brand has been sought after by all the duty-free stores but only Shilla’s I’Park branch could succeed in inking a deal.
By Hwang Yu-mee (glamazon@heraldcorp.com)
