To enhance its position in the luxury fashion industry and advance its strategic goals, Lanvin Group announced significant leadership and board changes recently.

The group appointed Andy Lew, CEO, St John Knits as the new Executive President of the Lanvin Group. He will replace, Eric Chan, the current CEO, who will transition to the role of a board director. The company says, these changes reflect its commitment to fostering a dynamic leadership team capable of driving innovation and sustainable growth in a rapidly changing market.

With over 35 years of experience in the fashion industry, Lew has a proven track record in leadership and operational excellence within the luxury sector. In his new role, he will oversee Lanvin Group’s global operations including strategic management, business development, financial management, supply chain, IT and brand operations. He will also lead the establishment of the group’s second headquarters in Europe.

Lew’s extensive background includes senior roles at Brooks Brothers Group, Ermenegildo Zegna Group, and Nordstrom Inc., where he led business expansions, high-performing teams, and operations in complex global markets.

In addition to the leadership changes, Lanvin Group has also expanded its board members from eight to nine. It appointed Alan Liu as a director, replacing Grace Fang with Eric Chan’s new role as a director also coming into effect immediately.