Repetto Paris
Manon Vilaceque currently serves as the Directrice Planning 360 & E-Commerce at Repetto Paris since February 2023, where responsibilities include integrating digital strategies into commercial decisions and managing teams across e-commerce, content creation, online media, and customer experience. Previously, Manon was the Directrice Marketing & e-Commerce at Carel Paris Chaussures from October 2020 to February 2023, overseeing commercial strategy, digital marketing, and e-commerce management. Early career roles include Responsable e-commerce and digital at Sézane, Responsable e-merchandising at vente-privee, and Project Manager at Iron Web Ltd. Manon holds a Master's degree in Communication Stratégique et Marketing from CELSA Paris-Sorbonne, a Master's in Information et Communication from IFP, and a Bachelor's in Economics/Business from Université Panthéon Assas.
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Repetto Paris
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The Maison Repetto, a unique « artisan » in the world of luxury. Repetto's line of products is inspired by the world of ballet's values along with exceptional and exclusive artisan know-how, a tradition carried on in its workshops based in Dordogne for 65 years. The story of the Maison Repetto began in 1947 with Rose Repetto, the mother of Roland Petit, Opera de Paris choreographer and ballet dancer. He asked her to create ballet shoes in her workshop located near the Opera de Paris. The Maison Repetto was born and the brand became the reference for ballet dancers. Ballet is its heritage from the past, its imagery reference and its inspiration for its values. In 1956, Brigitte Bardot ordered the first ballerinas from Rose. They were made in the same way as the ballet shoes, using the "cousu-retourné" technique – Stitch and return method. Constantly innovating, Repetto’s values and know-how is declined in all its creations: shoes, leather goods, dance products, ready-to-wear and perfume. The whole world fell in love with them and then began the legend of Repetto. Repetto, a unique promise of grace and lightness...