Stylist Lucia Pica As Chanel Creative Director Of Cosmetics

With the arrival of the new year, Chanel make-up Department has also ushered in a new atmosphere. Lucia Pica, the make-up master of Italy, will make up for the vacancy left by Peter Phillips Peter Philip and become the creative director of Chanel global make-up.

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The Lucia Pica of Chanel cooperation will be held in the future with the Karl Lagerfeld, "Lord Buddha" (Carle).

In cooperation, we look forward to this new 2015.

It can bring us a wonderful fashion show makeup and classic make-up products.

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After half a year of chaos, American Apparel finally sacked the sexual harassment scandal and the Dov Charney, the brand name founder and former CEO Charny.

In a notice released on Tuesday, Paula Schneider also announced the appointment of Paula Schneider as the new chief executive to replace the Scott Brubaker, which had previously taken charge of the company.

Schneider has rich experience in the retail industry. He has worked as an executive in several companies such as Vonaco (Warnaco), Gores Group, BCBG Max Azria, and so on.

Schneider was at risk when AA was in a stormy state. The advertising giant boldly portraged the pornographic edge ball and flaunted the "American made" brand fashion retailer. It has fallen into a predicament of sales decline since 2010, losing nearly $300 million.

In June 18th this year, Dov Charny, President and chief executive officer of AA, was suspended and the company launched an internal investigation of its misconduct.

He was accused of embezzling public funds and sexually harassing his employees. He allowed the nude photos of his employees to be posted to the Internet under his own circumstances and permission. He was allegedly confined to his home as a sex slave.

During the suspension, AA's American costume gave Mr. treney a vague head of "strategic adviser", and in October he was seen shouting and shouting at his employees.

After conducting an internal investigation of Cheney by a consulting company, the AA board special committee confirmed that "Mr. Cheney is no longer suitable for staying in the company's chief executive or senior executive, or continuing to work in the company".

In recent years, Cheney has been notorious for being accused of sexual harassment. He has successively fallen into several lawsuits relating to sexual harassment. He has only appeared in underwear for several times at company meetings and visits. His most famous behavior is probably in 2004 when he masturbated in front of reporters.

After he was suspended, Bloomberg Businessweek announced the news on the cover with the headline of "the king of rotten man".