Maria Grazia Chiuri and Pierpaolo Piccioli's Red Valentino collection isn't sold at the new Valentino flagship on Fifth Avenue, which just opened in the old Takashimaya space. The growing diffusion label will be getting a store of its own soon—it's got a unique identity—but separating the two brands might be a missed opportunity. Just think of all the mother-daughter shopping sprees. Spring's Red Valentino offering skews young—sandals-and-ankle-socks young. The theme, said the designers vi...
Maria Grazia Chiuri and Pierpaolo Piccioli's Red Valentino collection isn't sold at the new Valentino flagship on Fifth Avenue, which just opened in the old Takashimaya space. The growing diffusion label will be getting a store of its own soon—it's got a unique identity—but separating the two brands might be a missed opportunity. Just think of all the mother-daughter shopping sprees. Spring's Red Valentino offering skews young—sandals-and-ankle-socks young. The theme, said the designers vi...
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