The very rich person owner of Italian-style house Cavalli is arranging another plan in Dubai to exhibit the brand’s return after a brush with bankruptcy during the pandemic.

Chairman of Damac Properties, Hussain Sajwani disclosed to Bloomberg that he might even twofold down on the arranged $545 million design by building a comparable one in Miami.

The property magnate purchased the style organization, which was established during the 1970s by creator Roberto Cavalli, through his DICO private speculation organization in 2019. Roberto Cavalli SpA prior that year had moved to shade its US stores and entered arrangements with creditors to fight off liquidation.

Sajwani said that they were prepared to contribute as much depending on the situation. That would mean putting resources into new areas all throughout the planet, he said, without uncovering exact figures.

Sajwani said Russia and North America will be fundamental for the brand’s fruitful relaunch, adding that the organization has “signed up five stores over the most recent year and a half and furthermore establishment accomplices in Europe, the Middle East, and India.” Another six openings are ready to go, including Miami.

Italian extravagance marks have been hit hard by pandemic-actuated lockdowns, with some high-profile organizations like Tod’s SpA looking for seeking backing from bigger gatherings like LVMH Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton. Italy’s Salvatore Ferragamo SpA as of late poached Burberry Group CEO Marco Gobbetti to help the striving calfskin products brand turn itself around.

Cavalli’s business has endured during the period also, however, Sajwani said yearly deals of around 170 million euros ($199 million) by 2024 – an objective shown recently by General Manager Ennio Fontana – is “a lot of a potential objective.” The organization wasn’t probably going to hit that level that year, he said, “yet 2022 would be a vastly improved year.”

Development on the 70-story tower at the Dubai Marina is booked to start one year from now, with works expected to be finished in four years.

Residents in the structure’s extravagance and high-extravagance areas will approach “sky pools” and “sky gardens,” while super-extravagance occupants will have private pools or jacuzzis. And all will appreciate Cavalli-marked inside wraps up.