April 27, 2023
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1:27Now PlayingAlexandre Arnault, a son of the world’s wealthiest person, told the world that Tiffany & Co.’s flagship store on New York’s Fifth Avenue is back in business.
The second-eldest son of Bernard Arnault, the billionaire founder of Tiffany parent LVMH, welcomed a few select guests and journalists Wednesday for a ribbon-cutting ceremony at the renovated store after a three-year-long closure. The general public will be able to shop there starting April 28.
Prior to LVMH’s acquisition, the location represented about 10% of Tiffany’s sales. The new management is hoping that reliance will decrease amid global expansion plans.
Spread over 10 floors and occupying around 110,000 square feet (10,000 square meters), the flagship underwent a gut renovation by architect Peter Marino, who has worked on other projects with LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton SE brands.
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