Céline spring 2017.
Photo: DANIELE OBERRAUCH/Imaxtree
Céline has long been one of the remaining e-commerce holdouts in the luxury world, preferring to sell in brick-and-mortar settings. But that might be changing soon, according to a Women’s Wear Daily report today. After CEO Marco Gobbetti departed for Burberry last month, the house has appointed a replacement, Séverine Merle, who comes from Berluti. According to the piece, the brand is also plotting some other changes — including expanding its footwear and fine-jewelry imprints — and plans to launch its own e-commerce site, which could hit as soon as year’s end. Time to add to your Frame Bag fund.
