Media reports have named two potential bidders vying to snap up collapsed fashion brands Cue and Veronika Maine, after the parent business fell into voluntary administration.
According to the Australian Financial Review, Justin Levis, son of Cue founder Rod Levis, is one of them, with the masthead adding that the former executive director has secured several financial backers to fund his potential purchase.
Meanwhile, Larry Kestelman’s Brand Collective business has also tabled a bid for the two brands. That comes after Brand Collective – the company that owns the likes of Elka Collective and Review, while also managing global brands such as Superdry and Reebok under license – acquired Glue Store, The DOM and Running…