A conflict has suddenly erupted in the high fashion world as Dior is more than revolted with Valentino. French fashion house Dior is seeking compensation from the famous Italian brand after the latter, according to Dior, blocked one of the stores during the show held in Rome.
According to Women's Wear Daily, in a letter sent to Valentinos, Christian Dior Italia's sales manager complained that Dior's store access was restricted after the show and that customers refused to enter as they felt blocked by established barriers.
As a result, the store "remained empty and could not operate throughout the afternoon. The French fashion house is said to have asked him for compensation of around €100,000 for lost profits. According to the letter, if Valentino fails to pay the fine within 15 days, Dior will take all other measures necessary to protect his rights.
Valentino does not yet have an answer about Dior's allegations and claims, but some people believe that the French fashion elite is meaningless.
"I don't know why Dior did this. If that's the case, any kind of store could claim this and no one did."
Around the area where the Dior side show was held there are other luxury brand stores such as Gucci, Prada, Moncler, etc.
Burimi: The Guardian
