Donatella, creative director, steps as Dario Vitale

Donatella Versace is a creative director role in the fashion house Versace in about 30 years.

He had a position since 1997 and seized after his brother Gianni’s murder.

Versace controls hundreds of fashion campaigns for the Italian brand preparing hotels and cars.

The 69-year-old will be replaced by Dario Vitie, a former design director for Miu Miu and will accept the role of a new brand ambassador.

The Prada Group speculates that the Capri Holdings Group from Capri Holdings Group, which pays 2 billion euros (1.67 fashion) for the fashion house in 2018.

In the statement given on ThursdayCapri Holdings, Versace will now dedicate the support of Versace charity and charitable efforts and will remain a global lawyer, “he said.

Added that the announcements were part of a “thoughtful sequence plan” and Vitale “strong design leader” “will help grow in talent and vision.”

The company also thanked Versace to play everything for the brand and the company to play “the integral role in the company’s global success”.

Versace also placed it Own expression in Instagram 12 million followers are “The greatest honor of my life to carry the heritage of my life,” he said.

“Versace is in my DNA and always in my heart,” he said.

“The champion of the designers’ champion was always important to me. I am pleased to see the Dario Vitie and see them through new eyes.”

Donatella dressed the world’s largest stars, including Versace, Madonna, Beyonce and Lady Gaga.

In 2000, Jennifer Lopez is famous for the Green Jungle Dress and Michelle Obama for the last state dinner for 2016.

Versace is also considered the embodiment of the fashion house built – always seen in brightly colored traces that are synonymous with brand and platinum blonde hair, always ensure that it is always different.

In 1978, the first Donatella and his brothers Santo and Gianni were first sold by Santo and Gianni in 2019, and then joined the Capri Holdings in 2019.

Italian Atelier Represented 20% of the income of Capri € 5.2bn (4.3BN).