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Vince Camuto To Open First SA Store In Rundle Place

Vince CamutoWell heeled women across Adelaide will rejoice in the news Vince Camuto is set to open his first Adelaide and third only Australian store in Rundle Place – the biggest retail development to happen to the city in 25 years.

Vince Camuto Brand Manager Melinda Chan said “our plan was always to roll out to other states once we set up a couple of stores in Victoria, however what lured us to Adelaide first was the retail expansion plans we were presented with. In addition to being the biggest retail development to happen in the city, the mix of international and national brands sat with where we wanted to position ourselves in the market place”.

“We are excited to offer our Adelaide customers not only the Vince Camuto brand, but the store will also stock Jessica Simpson’s footwear and the BCBG generation footwear brand as well” she said.

According to Chan, there are plans to open more stores with the goal to have 10 stand-alone stores Australia-wide in the next 3 years.

With his gorgeous, stand out shoes often gracing the pages of the glossy magazines – not to mention the feet of celebrities such as Katie Holmes , Jessica Alba, Kristen Bell, Kourtney Kardashian and Selma Blair, it’s no wonder the shoe lovers of Adelaide are becoming just a little excited!!

“We are thrilled to have a store the calibre of Vince Camuto make Rundle Place the site for his third retail store in Australia and know the opening will generate a lot of excitement among the shoe lovers of Adelaide” said Justin Dangerfield, Centre Manger, Rundle Place

About Vince Camuto

Vince Camuto first came to prominence as a co-founder of shoe empire Nine West in 1978. He departed Nine West when it was sold in 1999 and then two years later, in 2001, founded the Camuto Group which has gone from strength to strength with not only his own label, but also with collaborations with others.

In fact, Vince collaborated with the likes of Dillards Department Stores creating several brands for them.  He also acquitted licences to develop footwear lines for BCBG Max Azaria and BCBGirls.

It wasn’t until 2005 that he launched his own namesake line and then just one year later, partnered with celebrated New York designer Tory Burch to launch her footwear collection which included the iconic ‘Reva’ ballet flat.  Additional partnerships have also led to collections being produced in co-operation with Lucky Brand Jeans and Banana Republic.

 

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