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Lauren Sherman & Rachel Strugatz April 28, 2025
A punchy analysis of the Saks Global debt debacle, the beauty industry’s micro-drama du jour, the Met Gala sponsors left out in the cold, and more.
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Lauren Sherman April 28, 2025
The late, great New York department store lives on—well, sort of, and in name only, really, inside a few Saks stores, a gated community in Tulum, and a 2010s zombieland in Tokyo. Efforts to resurrect the brand have sputtered and failed, and maybe for good reason, but that hasn’t stopped people from trying.
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A roundup of fashion industry intel: Notes on the frenzied (and surprisingly overlooked) C-suite reorg at LuxExperience, the rise of Danielle Frankel’s bridal dress empire, the departure of J.Crew’s longtime top merchant, and more.
Francesca Bellettini Francois-Henri Pinault
The luxury behemoths LVMH and Kering may be able to weather Trump’s tariffs—the ultra-rich aren’t going anywhere—but more pressing challenges, including a glut of stores, Gucci’s uncertain future, and luxury no longer being cool, are complicating the picture.


Kamala Harris
Lauren Sherman April 23, 2025
A fresh batch of fashion industry intel: Notes on Kering’s disappointing Q1, Vanity Fair’s E.I.C. shortlist, Saks Global’s new headache, and an intriguing potential Met Gala appearance.
Olivier Rousteing
Lauren Sherman April 21, 2025
Your burning fashion industry questions—on Olivier Rousteing’s future at Balmain, Tory Burch’s runway strategy, whatever happened to Donna Karan, and much more—finally answered.
Elliott Hill Nike
A frank conversation with retail analyst Simeon Siegel about the current anxiety and uncertain future of Nike, as the storied sneaker brand works to win back mindshare within our disintegrating monoculture.
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Lauren Sherman April 14, 2025
Notes on the drama swirling around Louis Vuitton’s Alvarado, Texas production facility, an unscientific power ranking of the best Alo competitors, and fresh insight into the Vanity Fair “global editorial director” sweepstakes.


Marc Metrick
Lauren Sherman April 14, 2025
Since last year’s Saks-Neiman marriage, Saks Global C.E.O. Marc Metrick has become the company’s convenient villain, blamed for withheld payments, layoffs, and store closures. Herewith, Metrick explains himself as he steers Saks Global through a rocky merger.
Maria Grazia Chiuri
Notes on the latest developments in Vanity Fair’s post-Radhika leadership search, and the European chatter surrounding Maria Grazia Chiuri’s Dior afterlife. Plus, the most important creative director move nobody is talking about.
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