Julie Herreman leaves Alaïa to join Louis Vuitton in human resources leadership

Julie Herreman is leaving Richemont-owned Parisian fashion house Alaïa after four years to join Louis Vuitton as vice president of corporate human resources. She announced this new step in her career on LinkedIn.

In her post, Herreman reflected on her time at Alaïa. She noted that alongside the fashion house's teams, she contributed to a period of “tremendous growth trajectory”. She specifically thanked Myriam Serrano, chief executive officer of Alaïa, for her trust over the past four years, which she described as “as demanding as they were inspiring”.

Herreman also previously served as human resources director at Sandro, part of the SMCP group, and held similar roles at sportswear retailer Decathlon.

Herreman explained that her move to Louis Vuitton followed a meeting with Emmanuelle Favre-Ray, chief human resources officer of the LVMH group's flagship brand. She will now work alongside Favre-Ray and her teams. She expressed her admiration for the house's excellence, creative boldness and international reach.

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