Men's fashion pioneer, Nick Chao Chao was fired?

Recently, JCPenney, a department store chain operator of the United States, was turbulent. Former CEO Ron Johnson lost sales due to personal decision making errors and the stock price fell. He was fired at the beginning of the month and replaced by his predecessor, Myron E. Ullman. Of course, when Johnson was in power, his courtiers were not spared. It was the second time in the past two years that Nick Wooster, a street beater in the world, had gone to class.

Nick Wooster only took the men's department creative director and the executive vice president of private label in April last year. After a year, it was the man who held the post during Ullman's tenure, Ken Mangone. Really a bit of a taste for the courtiers, Myron E. Ullman is a successful restoration.

However, according to "The New York Times" reported that Nick Wooster was not open, and people who worked with him did not comment on him. It is reported that Nick often changes his mind and does not communicate with anyone except his small circle.

Nick Wooster served in the high-end department stores Barneys New York and Bergdorf Goodman in the 1990s, and has worked with brands such as Calvin Klein and Polo Ralph Lauren.

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