Chanel, Louis Vuitton aren’t immune to bad economy
An outfit from the Chanel spring 2009 show.
A slow down in retail sales and difficult economic times aren’t just affecting Sears, Ann Taylor, KB Toys and Circuit City.
Luxury brands are feeling hard times, too. Chanel reportedly is set to lay off 200 of its Paris employees. Chanel doesn’t usually fall on hard times.
LVMH, which owns Louis Vuitton, isn’t immune either. The company cancelled plans for a new Louis Vuitton megastore in Tokyo.
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