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The October 17 protests in Milan led to devastation and looting, especially in the luxury sector. On Monday 19 October the shops closed early for fear of further riots.
After last weekend's devastation in the city of Milan, today - Monday 19 October - many luxury shops lowered their shutters early for fear of further unrest. Starting from 2pm, several brands closed in via Montenapoleone, including Chanel, Hermès and Pomellato. Goyard posted a sign informing customers that "due to the demonstrations, we will remain closed." There is also a police van present at the entrance from via Manzoni. And another armored vehicle is positioned in San Babila.
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It appears that a WhatsApp chat has been created between shopkeepers to discuss what to do: "There are only a few of us left open, but we are ready to lock up the moment we perceive something unsafe", report some Intimissimi shop assistants.
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On sale October 17th on Vinted
«I have everything thanks to October 17th», «I am selling a sweater stolen during the demonstration on October 17th»: the “casseurs” – a French term indicating those responsible for acts of vandalism on the sidelines of a demonstration – are reselling the items, looted during the protests, on platforms such as Vinted and Leboncoin. There are videos circulating on Tiktok that ironically document the adverts, inviting people to take advantage of them to get "good deals". They range from luxury brand cosmetics and overflowing Sephora bags, to sports shoes and designer clothes – Louis Vuitton, Burberry and Celine boutiques, among others, were targeted. All items are sold in "excellent condition", often at rock-bottom prices.
Vinted France said it had taken "immediate action to identify and remove ads related to looting", as well as monitoring suspicious ones. It is not always possible to ascertain that the products actually come from incidents of vandalism over the weekend and this complicates the operation. The sale of stolen goods is prohibited by the site's regulations and can constitute the crime of receiving stolen goods, punished in France with sentences of up to five years in prison and a fine of 375 thousand euros. And it is not only sellers who risk criminal sanctions, but also buyers who knowingly purchase goods of illicit origin.
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Luxury stores may remain closed or take extraordinary security measures in the coming days if fears of further unrest persist
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