Uovo, the art, fashion and wine storage company, has hired Nicole Levinson as its first chief marketing officer.
The appointment is in line with the expansion of Uovo Fashion, which has climate-controlled facilities in Los Angeles, Brooklyn and West Palm Beach, Fla. Storage spaces are for personal wardrobes, brand archives, and one-of-a-kind luxe pieces, and are said to offer discreet access, as well as custom services. Clients can take advantage of seasonal wardrobe storage, wedding dress storage, digital wardrobe management, travel and delivery services, and inventory and photography services. Conservation, loading docks, private viewing rooms and digital security clearance are among Uovo’s other selling points.
Uovo’s fashion clients include Carolina Herrera, Tommy Hilfiger, Calvin Klein and Jason Wu.
With more than 27 years of experience, Levinson has covered a lot of ground in her career. Her most recent post was founder and chief marketing officer of Chapter IV: Brand and Marketing Accelerator. Prior to that, she served as chief marketing officer of Audo and further back she had a one-year run as vice president of marketing at Showfields. Her previous roles also include senior vice president of brand marketing and partnerships for the Playboy Club New York. More than a decade ago, Levinson had a two-year run at LVMH as vice president of marketing for North America, where she oversaw marketing and merchandising for Make Up For Ever in the U.S., Canada, Brazil and Mexico. She also had different roles at Cachet Hotels & Resorts, Hospitality House and Fitz & Co. among other companies.
