Regis Rimbert Appointed as CEO of Wolford
Global luxury brand Wolford, part of luxury group Lanvin Group, has appointed Regis Rimbert as its next CEO
With over 20 years of experience across the fashion and luxury sectors, Rimbert has spearheaded transformative initiatives for renowned brands like Prada and Dior, helping to optimize supply chains, establish global distribution networks, and guide strategic planning, business development, crisis management, and operational excellence.
He previously worked with Wolford, holding management positions from 2009 to 2013, and significantly increased the brand's sales and profitability through omnichannel transformation.
"His vision aligns perfectly with our commitment to pioneering new trends and meeting the evolving needs of our customers," said Eric Chan, CEO of Lanvin Group.
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Under Rimbert's leadership, Wolford AG will undertake a strategic transformation focusing on international development, enhanced product lines, and innovative technology. These initiatives aim to make Wolford's products more accessible to a more extensive base of customers, thereby driving the brand's growth and expansion.
"Lanvin Group will continue to support the brand in its transformation, growth, and expansion," said Zhen Huang, chairman of Lanvin Group. "We look forward to working with Wolford's new leadership to harness the brand's legacy and utilize its archives as we evolve our product categories and offerings, making Wolford an important growth engine for Lanvin Group."
Lanvin Group is a global luxury fashion group headquartered in Shanghai, China. It is known for iconic brands like Sergio Rossi, St. John Knits, Caruso, Lanvine, and Wolford.
Wolford, based in Austria, is well-known for its tights, bodysuits, underwear, and women's apparel and accessories. It operates in over 60 countries through 16 subsidiaries and 260 retail stores.
