Giorgio Armani'S Show Is Still Good.

Of course, the show is pretty good. In the fashionable territory of Milan, Mr. Giorgio Armani is the beloved old king.

2015 autumn and winter women's clothing show curtain call, the venue is endless applause, those lines as if carved out of the female lines, soft but not charming, but not Lin, Yan but not Mei, is still enough to touch the hearts of people.

The old man used the female body as the drawing board, and he put those beautiful strokes on the fabric like water color ink and ink.

The Armani man has always been the best and most aesthetic in the fashion world.

When the whole world is still quarrelling with blue black and platinum, Emporio Armani 2015

The show is still bright, so people with different tastes tend to applaud.

Strong and full of color comes from ruby, sapphire, amethyst, moonstone and black agate. It is an exquisite handwriting from ancient India IKAT.

However, this year, after all, he is 81 years old. The other two of the Italy 3G who fought with him, Gianni Versace and Gianfranco Ferre had long been dead, leaving only the old man alone in Italy's fashion world.

But we can not help worrying that one day, Mr. Armani will also fall into his own life, and then who will be able to maintain the glory of this huge fashion empire.

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To support sustained high growth, the famous outdoor sportswear company Columbia Sportswear Co. has made some strategic adjustments to management.

The chief executive of Tim Boyle, Columbia commented: in 2014, our global net sales exceeded US $2 billion 100 million under the strong growth engine of the brand portfolio. Under the constant exchange rate, we expect to maintain double-digit growth in 2015.

Today we announce that the adjustment to management is to ensure that we can better explore the global growth potential of every brand within our portfolio.

During the adjustment, many senior management positions of Columbia company were promoted to new positions.

The founder's son, Tim Boyle, President and chief executive officer of Columbia company since 1988, will continue to lead the company as CEO in the future, and will no longer serve as global CEO.

Bryan Timm, executive vice president and chief operating officer of Columbia for 17 years, will take over as chief executive officer and continue to serve as chief operating officer.

The appointment will take effect from February 25th.

Peter Bragdon was promoted to executive vice president, chief executive officer and general counsel of the company.

Bragdon has served in Columbia company for 13 years. Since 2010, he has served as senior vice president in charge of legal affairs. He has also served as general counsel and general secretary of the company.

Tom Cusick was promoted to the new position, executive vice president and chief financial officer of the finance department.

Cusick has served in Columbia company for 13 years, and has worked in several departments of the financial system. Since 2010, he has served as senior vice president and chief financial officer in charge of finance.

"They have been in Columbia for more than ten years, and I have great confidence in their leadership ability. I believe they will continue to work closely with me in the future to enhance the sustainable profitability of our brand."

Tim Boyle has shown great confidence in the management adjustment of the company.

All three senior managers continue to report directly to CEO Tim Boyle.

Founded in 1938, the Columbia sportswear company has developed from a neighbor shop selling clothes and accessories to today's world's first outdoor sportswear brand, and owns five outdoor brands, including Columbia, Sorel, Mountain Hardwea, prAna and Montrail.

Headquartered in Portland, Oregon, the company has more than 3000 employees and distributes and sells Columbia products in over 100 countries, with more than 13000 retail outlets worldwide. In 2011, the total revenue of the company was $1 billion 694 million.

It was $1 billion 669 million 600 thousand in 2012 and $1 billion 680 million in 2013.

In the 2014 year, Columbia's financial revenue was high and net sales increased by US $415 million 600 thousand, or 25 percentage points to US $2 billion 100 million, higher than the previous 2 billion 60 million US dollars; business income soared from 51% to US $198 million 800 thousand; gross profit margin net sales increased from 7.8% to 9.5% last year; annual net income increased 45% to 137 million 200 thousand dollars; diluted earnings per share were US $(net income in 2013 and US earnings per share).

In 2014, the Columbia new China joint venture company achieved a net sales of US $161 million 400 thousand, accounting for about 7.7% of the total.