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PR Consulting Shutters L.A. office

PR Consulting, the public relations agency run by Pierre Rougier and Sylvie Picquet-Damesme, has made further cuts amid the coronavirus pandemic. The agency, whose clients include Narciso Rodriguez, Dries Van Noten, Loewe, Acne, Gabriela Hearst, Raf Simons and Moncler, among others, has shuttered its Los Angeles office, WWD has learned. Rougier confirmed in an e-mail that the company had closed the office, but did not comment further. It’s not known how many people worked at that location. The L.A. office was opened in 2013, with Rougier telling WWD at the time that he had “been waiting for the right time and opportunity to open.” “Los Angeles is definitely a world of its own, fascinating to our industry, and a stronger and stronger fashion scene,” he said. But with the red carpet closed for the foreseeable future and no L.A. fashion shows on the horizon, business for many fashion-focused agencies in the city has dwindled in the past couple of months. The closure of the L.A. office follows big changes at PR Consulting’s headquarters in New York. In late March, the company laid off 32 staffers in order “to keep the company running under the current circumstances.” PR Consulting also has an office in Paris. A growing number

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