City-based Ports 1961 with designer Tia Cibani (*1973), Chan's wife Fiona's younger sister, presenting modern, minimalist and elegant womenswear lines. In April 2010, Tia Cibani stepped down as creative director of Ports 1961, and Fiona Cibani was named creative director of the label. In 2011, Ports 1961 operated stores in Montreal, Toronto, Vancouver, West Hollywood, Manhattan, Paris, London (shop-in-shop) and mainland China. Ports 1961 launched a fashion-forward menswear collection for the first time in 2011 with designers Fiona Cibani and Ian Hylton, though classic menswear collections from Ports had been available before. Ports 1961 womenswear collections were presented during New York Fashion Week; the menswear lines were shown at Milan Fashion Week. Also in 2011, Salem Cibani, brother of Tia and Fiona Cibani, who had joined the company in 2006 as global director of business development, was made CEO of Ports 1961. Beginning in 2013, the womenswear runway shows were also staged in Milan. In 2012, Ports 1961 moved its headquarters and production units from New York to Milan, Italy. By 2014, all Canadian Ports 1961 stores were closed. Ian Hylton resigned in spring 2014. In mid-2014, Ports named French-Serbian designer Milan Vukmirovic, a former Gucci and Jil Sander employee, creative director of its menswear division. By the end of 2014, the Hong Kong-based Ports Design operation operated 310 retail stores, selling Xiamen-manufactured products under their own Ports International and Ports 1961 brands as well as BMW Lifestyle, Armani Collezioni, Armani Jeans, and Versace collections in license agreements. In December 2014, Natasa Cagalj was appointed women's creative director of Ports 1961. In September 2015, Ports 1961 opened its first US menswear-only store in Manhattan. Starting in 2016, Ports 1961 showed its womenswear runway collections during London Fashion Week, and a Ports 1961 design studio was established under Caglj's direction in the British capital. For the spring 2016 men's collection, Ports 1961 partnered with the boxing brand Everlast. In 2017, Jenny Tan, daughter of Eward Tan, succeeded Salem Cibani as CEO of Ports 1961. In mid-2017, Ports 1961 was criticized for its misappropriate use of the Black Lives Matter (declining it to "Every Color Matters" and "Only Love Matters") during its spring 2018 menswear runway show in Milan. The Ports 1961 menswear line was discontinued in the end of 2017. The brand's retail store in New York's Meatpacking District closed in the same year. In mid-2018, a contemporary streetwear-inspired unisex line