Dolce & Gabbana of Italy plans to start its Indian journey with private appointments in December, to be followed by full-fledged stores in Delhi and Mumbai, while rival Italian firm Golden Goose will start with a store at The Chanakya, a luxury mall in Delhi’s Chanakyapuri, the people cited above said on the condition of anonymity. French luxury firms S.T. Dupont and Jacquemus are also weighing an India entry, while Spain’s Balenciaga is working on its first store in Mumbai. Loro Piana, owned by French luxury firm LVMH, is said to be making a comeback, after having exited the country earlier.
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