Overview
- Versace confirmed that Emmanuel Gintzburger has resigned from the chief executive role and that no successor has been named.
- Prada Group stated the exit was Gintzburger’s decision and said it will announce new governance arrangements in due course.
- Pieter Mulier remains appointed as Versace’s creative director and is expected to assume his role ahead of a public debut next year.
- Other recent departures include global communications director Eloise Hautcoeur, who has left to join Loewe, reflecting a wider leadership turnover.
- Lorenzo Bertelli, who was named Versace’s executive chair last year, has outlined a multi‑year turnaround focused on improving collection quality, strengthening core womenswear and menswear, and tightening channels and full‑price distribution, and the vacant CEO post will be central to executing that plan.