Pucci gets a new CEO: Louis Vuitton executive Clara Boissonnas takes over
LVMH is turning to a product specialist at Florentine label Pucci: Clara Boissonnas succeeds Saar Debrouwere on 1 January 2027, shortly before the 80th anniversary.
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Luxury group LVMH has named Clara Boissonnas chief executive of the fashion label Pucci. She takes over on 1 January 2027, succeeding Saar Debrouwere, who has led the Florentine house for four years; her next role within the group will be announced later. Boissonnas will report to Pietro Beccari, chairman and CEO of LVMH Fashion Group and Louis Vuitton.
Boissonnas is currently women's leather goods product director at Louis Vuitton. According to FashionNetwork, she graduated from HEC Paris and joined Louis Vuitton in 2002, moved to Lanvin as accessories director in 2006 and to Kering as strategy director in 2016, before returning to Louis Vuitton a year later. According to RetailBoss, Beccari praised her "deep product expertise" and "strong creative sensibility".
Camille Miceli remains creative director of Pucci, the house known for its psychedelic prints, a role she has held since 2021. According to Journal du Luxe, Boissonnas is mainly tasked with driving the brand's international development. Pucci celebrates its 80th anniversary next year. Her predecessor Debrouwere joined Pucci in 2022 from fashion company Icicle, after eight years at Acne Studios in Stockholm.