ahrendts

This makes it the third fashion (aqui)hire for Apple, after Angela Ahrendts (Burberry) and Paul Deneve (Yves Saint Laurent).

Taking a step back, I wonder what Angela Ahrendts [2] is going to do with this brand.

And now have Angela Ahrendts (former Burberry CEO) at the helm of retail.

The biggest thing that Ahrendts did was merge the online and physical stores.

It probably goes a long way to explain things if you know that Watch launched while Ahrendts was SVP of Retail at Apple.

I don't know if Ahrendts is in this category she did transform Burberry into a high-end luxury online sales+retail company.

I find it very strange that Angela Ahrendts from Burberry is in charge of retail, but they didn't do what Burberry does...

When Angela Ahrendts became CEO of Burberry, one of the first thing she did was cancelling all of those licensing agreements, which diluted the brand's value.

> recent fashion-binge with hires from Burberry and YSL Angela Ahrendts (Burberry) was hired for retail and online store management.

> an interactive luxury good Apple hired Ahrendts in 2013 to head its retail efforts.

Angela Ahrendts built Burberry as we know it.

This is actually half in chest, Ahrendts is credited with saving Burberry [1] Totally irrelevant, but they're also selling an alligator skin trench coat on their website for a measly 79,000.00 GBP.

The "idea" to merge online and physical stores was way before even Ahrendts arrival.

Ive has begun to work with Ahrendts, Apple's senior vice-president of retail, on a redesign-as yet unannounced-of the Apple Stores.

Before Ahrendts, Steve Jobs brought in Ron Johnson in 2000 to lead the retail revamp.

Ahrendts (of Burberry) was such a weird choice, unless Apple's goal at the time was to maximize in-person watch band sales.