French fashion house Nina Ricci is parting company with creative director Guillaume Henry.
Nina Ricci has opted not to renew the designer’s three-year contract and will hand his responsibilities to its in-house design team until it finds a replacement.
Henry is departing Nina Ricci after being hired in 2015 from Carven where he held the same position.
In a statement a Nina Ricci spokesperson said: “After three years of mutually gratifying creative collaboration, Nina Ricci and Guillaume Henry have together decided that the designer will depart the house after the presentation of the fall-winter 2018-19 collection.
“Pending the arrival of a new creative director, the next collections will be designed by the Nina Ricci Studio.”
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