Tom Ford Revolutionary Women Retreat From GUCCI's Luxury Brand

According to VOGUE UK website, Tom Ford will launch women's clothing. At present, his company is looking for investors. It is reported that investors need to invest 300,000 euros to start the women's production line.

After two years of leaving GUCCI, Tom Ford created a menswear brand named after him and partnered with Zegna to launch a custom-made luxury menswear collection. Since then, he launched perfumes and sunglasses. However, the women's wear market has not been developed. In an interview with the “Womens Daily” on this issue last year, he once said: “Women must be introduced, but I don’t think that I’m currently able to do women’s clothing. I must first find a small area that Others have not yet discovered. Once I understand What to do, and menswear sales meet my expectations, I will return to the women's world. However, it will take at least two to three years."

Now that he is about to announce that he is going to introduce women's clothes, it is clear that Tom Ford thinks that the right time has come. He always plans well for himself. Finding the right investor takes time, but it should not It will be more than two years, which is more consistent with the introduction of women's clothing for two or three years predicted by Tom Ford.
It can be said that Tom Ford is an idle person. "I will never retire, unless I die, I will always work." This is Tom Ford left the fashion industry after saying. Indeed, since leaving GUCCI, he was not idle. At the beginning of June 2007, Tom Ford’s flagship store on Madison Avenue in New York opened for business and announced his strong return.

As for why men's wear was introduced, his answer seemed very humorous: "Because I couldn't find any clothes to wear. Now the market is completely fascinated by young people and is fascinated by new, new and new ones. What we provide to us is that no one can wear them. Clothes."

Although he was criticized when the series was launched, a reporter for The New York Times said: "You have to laugh. A pretentious boutique on Madison Avenue is an unintentionally hilarious imitation. This is a promiscuous pro- The shops of the British upstarts are dressed as gentlemen."

But Tom Ford doesn't care, because starting from his creation of his own brand, he hopes that his design will no longer be influenced by reporters. He even said that if his women's product line is launched, the conference will not be launched. He runs his own brand with his savvy mind. Those customers who have a common aesthetic concept with him are their resources. These men were dressed in the same way as the heroes in their hearts: black suits with wide shoulders, narrow waists and narrow sleeves, brand-new shirts, deliberately tie-free ties, and unbuttoning the buttons enough to draw criticism and attention.

Despite the current economic downturn, his brand development is on a rising track. An Englishman recently ordered 23 sets of suits from stores on Madison Avenue in New York, more Tom Ford men's clothing stores opened in succession, and their fragrance and eyewear collections were also well received. Perhaps it is the good market performance of these product lines that has made him confident to expand the women's clothing market he has been familiar with.

Like Karl Lagerfeld, Tom Ford is constantly challenging himself. In addition to being a designer, Karl Lagerfeld also photographed and published books, while Tom Ford made films in addition to branding. His debut movie "Single Man" as the finale debuted at the Venice Film Festival in September this year. Tom Ford explained to the conference why he devoted himself to the movie circle: “The filming is something that I always wanted to do and always want to do. We are not afraid to risk, so life is too easy to be boring. The fashion world is wonderful, But it is getting worse and worse.I think for a designer, the most real work is to create, create the world, create people, create the way they dress, create the way they live, and create the way they die. This is its eternal significance; for me personally, filming is a goal that I have never achieved. This will make the relationship between fashion and business model more closely."