The Coperni brand is collapsing. The revolution in the fashion world has failed.

The French fashion house Coperni, known for its innovative designs, has announced its closure after eight years due to financial difficulties stemming from issues with its distributor, Tomorrow London Group. Founders Arnaud Vaillant and Sébastien Meyer cited ongoing disputes and unpaid profits as key reasons for the decision. Despite the brand's popularity, particularly among Gen Z, it struggled financially after Tomorrow failed to meet its obligations. The situation worsened after Tomorrow was sold to Progetto 11, complicating efforts to regain control. Vaillant and Meyer remain optimistic about future creative endeavors.