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The ultimate fashion industry bible, offering incisive reportage on all aspects of the business and its biggest players. Anchored by preeminent fashion journalist Lauren Sherman, Line Sheet also features Rachel Strugatz, who delivers unparalleled intel on what’s happening in the beauty industry, as well as Malique Morris and Sarah Shapiro, who both write about brick-and-mortar, D.T.C., and more.
THE LATEST ARTICLES
Lauren Sherman & Sarah Shapiro
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June 11, 2025
Vanity Fair’s Mark Guiducci Era & Apple’s WWDC Guest List
A primer on the latest fashion world rumblings: What media insiders are saying about Mark Guiducci’s appointment to lead Vanity Fair’s post-Radhika era; a close reading of the guest list for Apple’s annual developers conference; and a feel-good retail story from the wilds of San Francisco.
Lauren Sherman
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June 9, 2025
Kering’s Soft Luxury Problem & A Louis Vuitton H.R. Saga
News and notes on Kering’s 2H25 challenges as François-Henri Pinault’s conglomerate navigates a sluggish market for soft luxury goods; the oil-and-water saga of a Louis Vuitton comms chief parting ways with the luxury giant; and the talent behind Old Navy’s brilliant Lindsay Lohan activewear ad.
Lauren Sherman
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June 9, 2025
Just Kardashian It
Nike has a lot riding on its Skims collaboration, which is set to launch this summer. But the company’s issues with female consumers, from loss of market share to the lingering hangover of its old culture, run far deeper than any partnership—even one with Kim K—can fix.
Lauren Sherman & Sarah Shapiro
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June 6, 2025
Copenhagen Retail Diaries & A Secondhand Market Surprise
An insider’s guide to Copenhagen’s elegant shopping and dining scene, plus notes on the latest collabs, launches, and openings worth your time.
Rome’s Fashion Rumspringa & A Saks Global Middle East Mystery
A compact bundle of international fashion intel: whether Saks Global is actually looking for a $1 billion investment from a Middle East partner to expand Bergdorf Goodman; notes on the frothy fashion and art scene in Rome; and a brief dispatch from the Global Fashion Summit in Copenhagen.
The Book of Jonathan
After quietly working at Dior for several months, Jonathan Anderson has officially and publicly taken over the men’s and women’s collections. Now he’ll have to achieve something that’s never been done before, at arguably the most challenging time in Dior’s history.
Lauren Sherman & Sarah Shapiro
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June 4, 2025
Bally’s Vanishing Act & Condé Strike Threats
News and notes from the fashion frontlines: a regrettable coda to the Simone Bellotti era at Bally; strike threats from the Condé Nast Italia art department; and the Wall Street beatdowns for Gap and Abercrombie after their latest earnings reports.
Lauren Sherman
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June 2, 2025
The Celine Leak & A Sander Lak Revival
News and notes on the Celine F/W 2025 menswear leak and what it portends for Michael Rider’s debut, designer Sander Lak’s forthcoming post–Sies Marjan project, and a potential hurdle for the Loewe Foundation Craft Prize.
Lauren Sherman
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June 2, 2025
Scenes From the Kardashians-Grede Marriage
Over the past decade, Emma and Jens Grede turbocharged the Kardashian/Jenner business empire—driving sales of denim and bodysuits and dish soap—while creating the mold for celebrity brands. But the Gredes also have businesses of their own, and their holdco, Popular Culture, and the Kardashian family businesses seem to be slowly but surely drifting apart.
Lauren Sherman & Sarah Shapiro
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May 30, 2025
Saks’ New Money & Tuckernuck’s Madison Avenue Play
News and notes on the “unexpected” payments to Saks vendors this week, the MAGA-coded Beltway brand Tuckernuck’s Madison Avenue gamble, the rise of the “Boatkin” bag, and the latest openings and collabs worth tracking.
