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Cacharel set to make retail comeback

London - French fashion house Cacharel is gearing up for its grand retail return - seven years after the closure of its final store in Paris. The label aims to redevelop a retail network of franchised stores across the globe, beginning with its return to the fashion capital of France. Cacharel, which was known for its romantic and feminine...

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Cacharel set to make retail comeback

London - French fashion house Cacharel is gearing up for its grand retail return - seven years after the closure of its final store in Paris. The label aims to redevelop a retail network of franchised stores across the globe, beginning with its return to the fashion capital of France. Cacharel, which was known for its romantic and feminine...

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Cacharel not showing at Paris Fashion Week

French fashion house Cacharel, which announced its new “repositioning”in November, has confirmed that it will not be showing during Paris Fashion Week in February. This follows on from the news that the label is bringing back in-house the design, sales and advertising of all of its ready-to-wear lines, following the termination of its apparel...

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Cacharel to reposition under new CEO

Fashion label Cacharel has named Richard Alibert as chief executive officer, as the company confirmed that it is “repositioning” the brand with a new name, more accessible price points, and the relaunch of its ready-to-wear lines. Following the end of its licensing deal with Italian company Aeffe SpA earlier this month, Cacharel has announced...

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Cacharel parts ways with CEO

French fashion house Cacharel confirmed it has parted ways with CEO Pascal d’Halluin after an appointment that lasted less than a year. D’Halluin, who started working for the firm on March 19, is leaving by mutual agreement with Cacharel founder and president Jean Bousquet. Bousquet will make a statement in mid-November regarding the...

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Cacharel to license eyewear collection

Cacharel has signed a four year licensing agreement for its latest eyewear collection. The French company has partnered with Hong Kong-based Mondottica, which already produces and distributes eyewear for Christian Lacroix, Anna Sui, Hackett, Ted Baker, Lulu Guiness, and Pepe Jeans. The new eyewear collection will be shown during Paris fashion...

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