Maria Luisa Poumaillou'S Death Is Regrettable.

The best known is that her Maria Luisa buyer shop has assembled a series of avant-garde designers, such as Yamamoto Teruji, Nicolas Ghesqui re, Rick Owens, John Galliano, Pierre Hardy and Galliano.

Maria Luisa Poumaillou, an outstanding French fashion buyer, regrets the long struggle against cancer.

Poumaillou has created high and low price mix and match standards for most boutiques. She also helps customers choose works from designer or silent young designers. Her original boutique has been sought after by fashion enthusiasts from all over the world.

In 90s, Maria Luisa boutique was one of the few places that could buy the works of avant-garde designer Jean Paul Gaultier and Helmut Lang.

Poumaillou has been committed to supporting new talented designers in the world. Anthony Vaccarello, Bouchra Jarrar, Haider Ackermann, Watanabe Junya (Junya Watanabe), J.W. Anderson, Watanabe and Chinese American designer Li Yang are all new designers who have been specially trained in recent years.

Maria Luisa was born in Venezuela in the 50s of last century.

In 1988, he opened the first boutique in Paris's 2 Rue Cambon (2 Kang Peng Street), then expanded to the next RMont-Thabor sales men's wear.

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2004, the first family

Maria Luisa Abroad opened in Hongkong.

Since 2009, he has worked with Printemps to provide advice to his purchasing team.

Printemps also opened a famous boutique at the flagship store on the two floor of Boulevard Haussmann (Osman Street).

In 2010, we closed the latest store in Rue Rouget de L 'Isle, and joined YOOX group to set up Thecorner.com online boutique.

In the spring of 2014, the first Maria Luisa buyer shop in mainland China was opened in Xintiandi, Shanghai.

St e phane Wargnier, the chief executive of the French fashion Union, says, "we often say that no good managers have no designers.

This is the truth for buyers. "

He praised Poumaillou for its unique insight. "She knew how to discover talented designers and knew how to buy and sell their works long ago."

It's a frequent visitor to Maria Luisa Rue Cambon.

"It's like an exhibition hall," he recalls. "People will hang around for hours to talk about fashion and creativity."

Printemps president and CEO Paolo de Cesare also called Poumaillou a symbol of "pioneer fashion" and a leader of excellence and innovation.

"She chose to support Printemps innovation with her talents.

Maria Luisa is one of the first stores to sell multiple brands, supporting young designers.

Her motto is "breaking rules, emphasizing bold design and innovation, but never forget the essence of clothing - keep warm."

She is famous for her excellent choice. Now, a star in fashion has fallen. "