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Glass celebrates Chinese New Year in Hong Kong with Edoardo Caovilla of Renè Caovilla


THIRD generation Venetian master shoe-maker and Creative Director of the Renè Caovilla brand, Edoardo Caovilla will return to Hong Kong this week in advance of Chinese New Year. A truly family-run Italian business, Renè Caovilla been producing exquisite hand-crafted shoes since 1950. Having joined the family business in 2009, Edoardo has committed to developing the brand into being one of the world’s most celebrated luxury accessories brands.

Chinese New YearEdoardo Caovilla

In celebration of the launch of the auspicious Rooster capsule collection, in homage to both the forthcoming Chinese New Year celebrations and the Year of the Rooster on January 28, Edoardo will share his unique insight into how Renè Caovilla have successfully embraced the Asian market in an up-close discussion with Glass Magazine.

Chinese New Year
The Renè Caovilla ballet flat launched to celebrate the Year of the Rooster
The talk is part of the Up Close series of conversations at Hong Kong’s Upper House Hotel. Discussions will explore the ever-important influence of the Asian woman on the international fashion industry, and how brands such as Renè Caovilla have evolved through adapting to suit the modern woman. The ballet flat premieres on Caovilla’s ecommerce site and is available in retail stores now.

by Kim Ing

Edoardo Caovilla will be in conversation with Kim Ing of Glass Magazine on Wednesday January 18,
at the Upper House Hotel,Pacific Place, 88, Queensway, Admiralty, Hong Kong
Tel +852 2918 1838

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