女子花9250元购LV鞋穿后多处破皮，要求退货却被拒？品牌回应

Group 1 - A woman in Shanghai reported severe foot injuries after wearing a pair of LV shoes for only 10 minutes, leading to a refund request that was denied by the store [1][4] - The woman experienced skin damage that required medical treatment, including potential surgery, after the shoes caused her feet to become raw and swollen [4] - The store's response to the woman's complaint was limited to offering a shoe exchange, with no acknowledgment of the injury or a refund [4][7] Group 2 - LVMH, the parent company of LV, reported approximately €58 billion in revenue for the first nine months of the year, with a 2% organic growth decline year-on-year [10] - The third quarter showed signs of recovery with a 1% organic growth, generating €18.2 billion in revenue, although a 5% currency impact led to a 4% decline [10][12] - The performance of LVMH's various business segments varied, with wine and spirits showing 1% organic growth, while fashion and leather goods experienced a 2% decline [12][13]