15 March 2013 - Fratelli Rossetti strengthens its presence in the Far East with the opening of its first boutique in Taiwan, a space of about 100 m2 located in Taipei’s prestigious Mall.
The new Taipei boutique was inaugurated in the presence of Diego Rossetti, the Milan brand’s president. Celebrities and socialites participated at the event, including the model Annie Chen and actor George Hu.
The new boutique concept, elaborated by the French architect François Muracciole and already developed in the flagship store of Milan in Via Montenapoleone 1 and the Paris store in Rue Saint Honoré 237, is inspired by the essence of the craft trade.
“The Taipei opening is a fundamental step in Fratelli Rossetti’s development in the Asian market. We have already met with a warm welcome of the brand in China and Hong Kong, and are certain that the public of Taiwan will appreciate the quality, craftsmanship and design of our products,” explain Diego, Dario and Luca Rossetti.
The Taipei opening is part of an important brand expansion plan aimed chiefly at the Asian market.The plan, which has already seen the inaugurations of seven boutiques in China and Hong Kong, calls for arriving at 50 by 2017.
The new Taipei boutique was inaugurated in the presence of Diego Rossetti, the Milan brand’s president. Celebrities and socialites participated at the event, including the model Annie Chen and actor George Hu.
The new boutique concept, elaborated by the French architect François Muracciole and already developed in the flagship store of Milan in Via Montenapoleone 1 and the Paris store in Rue Saint Honoré 237, is inspired by the essence of the craft trade.
“The Taipei opening is a fundamental step in Fratelli Rossetti’s development in the Asian market. We have already met with a warm welcome of the brand in China and Hong Kong, and are certain that the public of Taiwan will appreciate the quality, craftsmanship and design of our products,” explain Diego, Dario and Luca Rossetti.
The Taipei opening is part of an important brand expansion plan aimed chiefly at the Asian market.The plan, which has already seen the inaugurations of seven boutiques in China and Hong Kong, calls for arriving at 50 by 2017.
