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Fosun Fashion Partners With Chinese E-Commerce, Marketing Agencies

Lanvin shopping bags.
Lanvin shopping bags. (Lanvin)

Fosun Fashion Group, which has a brand portfolio including Lanvin, Wolford and St. John, has formed a strategic partnership with major Chinese e-commerce service provider, Baozun, and integrated marketing agency, Activation Group.

The deal will see Baozun and Activation become minority shareholders in Fosun Fashion Group and guarantees that Fosun’s brands exclusively work with Baozun and Activation for their e-commerce and marketing needs.

“We made a strategic decision to establish this alliance through capital transactions in order to leverage the long-term operational experience accumulated by our partners, [which we believe] will better empower us,” Joann Cheng, chairwoman of Fosun Fashion Group, said.

Indeed, Baozun is a leading e-commerce service provider for many international brands in China, including Nike, Farfetch, Burberry, Zara, Gucci and Coach. Last year, the company, which is listed both in Hong Kong and on the Nasdaq, reported total net revenues of 8.8 billion yuan ($1.36 billion), an increase of 21.6 percent year-on-year.

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Fosun Fashion Group has been pushing its brands, particularly Lanvin, more aggressively in the China market, where e-commerce is playing an increasingly important role in sales conversions, even for luxury brands.


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