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2. Loro Piana - Wikipedia

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   Loro Piana S.p.A. is an Italian luxury fashion brand specialized in textile manufacturing and ready-to-wear clothing headquartered in Milan, Italy. Since its start as a merchant of cashmere , vicuña , linen and merino fabrics, Loro Piana expanded to design knitwear , leather goods, footwear , fragrance and related accessories .

3. Road Test: Loro Piana’s Into the Wild Capsule - AOL

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   Courtesy of Loro Piana Day two meant upping the ante. Maroon Bells is well known as one of the most photographed mountains in North America and our activity was a hike up and a 3 mile cycle down.

4. Loro Piana Opens New Italian Footwear Factory Dedicated to ...

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   Loro Piana has opened a new factory primarily dedicated to the production of its popular White Sole shoes. Located in Porto San Giorgio, in Italy’s Marche region, this is the second footwear ...

5. Loro Piana Opens New Palo Alto Store With Collection Backed ...

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6. Façonnable - Wikipedia

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   In 1975, Albert Goldberg worked with Loro Piana, the duo creating "Façorain", an invisible membrane allowing cashmeres and luxury wools to be wind and waterproof whilst retaining their texture and breathability. [2] The first Parisian boutique opened in 1984. In 1987, the brand diversified, releasing a collection of sunglasses and optical wear ...

7. Celine (brand) - Wikipedia

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   In 1960, the brand decided to change its positioning by focusing its business on a ready-to-wear fashion brand for women with a sportswear approach. [9] Henceforth, the brand offered a range of leather goods such as bags, loafers, gloves and clothes. [10] Céline Vipiana remained the designer from 1945 until her retirement in 1988. [11]