Lanvin wear

Lanvin is the oldest French luxury fashion house still in operation, founded in 1889 by Jeanne Lanvin. Originally starting as a millinery shop in Paris, the brand gained international fame for its intricate embroidery and the iconic mother-daughter logo, inspired by Jeanne's love for her daughter Marguerite. Over the decades, it evolved from children's couture into a global luxury lifestyle brand encompassing womenswear, menswear, footwear, and high-end fragrances.

Today, Lanvin represents a blend of its historic Parisian heritage and modern global management. While the brand's creative heart and headquarters remain at the prestigious Rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré in Paris, its manufacturing is distributed globally. Most high-end apparel and leather bags are crafted in Italian workshops, while its popular footwear and sneakers are primarily produced in Portugal. Some specific garment lines and accessories may also be manufactured in China and other Asian locations under strict quality control.

Since 2018, the brand has been under the ultimate ownership of the Lanvin Group (formerly Fosun Fashion Group), a subsidiary of the Chinese multinational conglomerate Fosun International. The group, which is listed on the New York Stock Exchange, maintains a strategic dual-headquarter model between Shanghai and Paris to balance its French artisanal roots with its expansion goals in Asian and American markets.