Clare V. occupies an underserved niche in the mid-priced accessible luxury market—adjacent to Kate Spade, perhaps, but more design-forward. The handbags are mostly under $400, while still appealing to a customer who might buy Celine or Goyard, but is searching for an everyday, more “casual” alternative.
In conversation with Puck’s Sarah Shapiro, founder Clare Vivier explains her commitment to Silverlake before it was cool, and her thoughtful, neighborhood-centric, very personal retail expansion. The inevitable question: Can the brand scale?
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Photo: Jason Frank Rothenberg/Courtesy of Clare V.
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