Liu Jo holds first runway show in Venice, aims for half a billion in revenue
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To mark Italian brand Liu Jo’s first major fashion show, founder and president Marco Marchi and CEO Maurizio Croceri outline to FashionNetwork.com the label's next steps in its development strategy.
To mark Italian brand Liu Jo’s first major fashion show, founder and president Marco Marchi and CEO Maurizio Croceri outline to FashionNetwork.com the label's next steps in its development strategy.
To mark Italian brand Liu Jo’s first major fashion show, founder and president Marco Marchi and CEO Maurizio Croceri outline to FashionNetwork.com the label's next steps in its development strategy.
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