Lanvin ready-to-wear

Lanvin is one of the oldest and most prestigious French high-fashion houses, founded in 1889 by Jeanne Lanvin. Originally starting as a millinery shop on the Rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré in Paris, it evolved into a global luxury brand recognized for its romantic, feminine aesthetic and masterful craftsmanship. The brand remains a staple of Parisian elegance, deeply rooted in its historic heritage while adapting to modern luxury standards.

While the brand's creative heart remains in Paris, its manufacturing is primarily concentrated in Italy and France to ensure the highest quality of luxury craftsmanship, though certain categories like accessories or technical footwear may be sourced globally. In 2018, the brand underwent a significant transition when it was acquired by the Lanvin Group (formerly Fosun Fashion Group), which has since taken the company public on the New York Stock Exchange, ushering in a new era of expansion.