“I am pleased to welcome Louise as our new Creative Director,” said Bottega Veneta CEO Leo Rongone in a statement. “Her aesthetic seamlessly combines exquisite design with sublime craft and her commitment to cultural advocacy aligns beautifully with our brand vision.”

Kering-owned luxury Italian label Bottega Veneta has appointed Carven's Louise Trotter as its new creative director, succeeding Matthieu Blazy.

Trotter, who has been leading the rebirth of Carven, will succeed Matthieu Blazy, who is said to be headed to Chanel.

Louise Trotter has been announced as the new creative director of Bottega Veneta, succeeding Matthieu Blazy, according to a joint statement from Kering and Bottega Veneta released on Thursday. She will join the house in January 2025.

Louise Trotter will succeed Matthieu Blazy as Bottega Veneta creative director, parent company Kering and Bottega Veneta announced today in a joint release.

Louise Trotter, Creative Director of Carven, is celebrated for her ability to draw inspiration from real life and meticulous approach to craftsmanship. She will join Bottega Veneta at the end of January 2025.

Matthieu Blazy is exiting Bottega Veneta after three successful years as creative director of the Italian leather goods brand. He will be replaced by Louise Trotter, the former creative director of Carven,