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as chairman of Shang Xia once he passes on the group reins to Hermes family member Axel Dumas, 43, in February next year. was quick to take to Twitter to share the snap with her followers, many of Gucci duffle bagwhich asked for a packet when they replied to the post. The blonde star, who is engaged to One Direction’s Zayn Malik, posted:digging through bins at consignment shops. But, the latest in discount designer news left even us scratching our heads. As it turns out, you can now purchase big-name, luxury handbags at none other than…Costco. Seriously — we’re talking Prada, Miu Miu, and the like. Perrie and Zayn announced their engagement earlier this summer when One Direction’s This Is Us premiere hit London and the DNA singer has since revealed that she’ll be going for a vintage wedding dress when she ties the knot with the 1D hunk. Co-Op, the selection isn’t quite as sharp.

 To put it nicely, you won’t find any Céline luggage totes next to the frozen poultry aisle. But, we’re still in shock that we coul In spite of the recent slowdown in China's economic expansion, Hermes Gucci messageis not alone in backing the growth potential of Chinese labels. re advised to invest again in unregulated schemes - this time in troubled overseas property company Harlequin, with £55,000 going to an investment in St Lucia, and a further £28,500 in Barbados. The investors - who are represented by law firm Regulatory Legal - have also complained that they were advised that all these products were low risk. They maintain that they are unsophisticated investors, that the products do not match their attitude to risk, and that indeed the advisers failed to find out their attitude to risk in any great detail.

 They want 2plan and Positive Solutions to Gucci suitcase repay them to put them back into the situation they would have been in had they not invested just over £400,000. Last year, French luxury and sports group Kering, formerly known as PPR, bought Chinese jewellery brand Qeelin, known for its animal-shaped motifs and co-founded by Frenchman Guillaume Brochard, Jiang's husband. Swiss luxury group Richemont owns Chinese fashion brand Shanghai Tang, and L'Oreal, which already owns cosmetics brand Yue Sai, last month paid $840 million to add face mask specialist Magic Holdings to its Chinese portfolio. Hermes has spent on average more than 10 million euros ($13.3 million) a year on Shang Xia since its inception in 2008. Today, the brand makes less than 10 million euros in annual sales and aims to break even in the next two to three years, Jiang said. Shang Xia, which means up and down, plans to move its first shop, which opened in Shanghai in 2010, to bigger premises next year. It has also had a boutique in Beijing since 2012, but for now it has no plans for further expansion.