the financial director at Worth

structure of Clearwire, a subject we have discussed extensively, the ownership structure of both LVMH and Dior is convoluted, and shown in the chart below (note: the ownership of each entity Hermes ostrich is shown in parentheses below it, and readers who wish to learn more about the structure can go here, here, or here). LVMH Ownership Structureountess Spencer) and Lady Mountbatten. Many of the Worth models were themselves members of the aristocracy, and some were quite put out when Weston was invited to St James's Palace to model for the then Queen Elizabeth, her mother-in-law Queen Mary,

 and her daughters, the princesses Elizabeth and Margaret Rose. Three months after starting work at Worth, Weston was approached by Hardy Amies, who offered her a salary rise. When the financial director at Worth heard about it he immediately put up her salary to £5 a week. Although she continued to work for Worth until 1951, at larger events she would often model creations by other designers, suc fair recently wrapped up its 11th edition in Regent’s Park, with more than 150 international galleries presenting the works of emerging and established artists. But once again, the fashion rivaled the exhibition, with visitors turning up in wonderfully chic, quirky and artful looks. As the chart above shows, Bernard Arnault's control of

 LVMH is made possibly by his holding company's 70.37% stake in Dior, as well as a further 5.55% direct stake in LVMH itself.  Hermes passport holderDior, through Financiere Jean Goujon (the sole purpose of which is to hold shares of LVMH), owns a 40.9% economic interest in LVMH, but over 59% of its voting rights, thereby giving it voting control of the far larger company. Dior also has full control of Christian Dior Couture, which houses