FASHON
Lauren Sherman
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June 8, 2023
Why Are Designers Becoming So Expendable?
A spate of high profile departures illustrate just how far we’ve come from the ’90s, when houses could afford creative talent more time to achieve success.
Lauren Sherman
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June 5, 2023
Hearst’s Au Revoir to Chloé
Richemont’s biggest fashion brand is still tiny compared to rivals. Perhaps the greatest challenge for Chloé was one that Gabriela Hearst couldn’t solve.
Lauren Sherman
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June 5, 2023
The End of the Edwardian Age
Edward Enninful’s “promotion” to an advisorship at British Vogue completes Condé Nast’s long-labored aim of global consolidation. It also ends an era and ensures that Anna Wintour will be the universe’s last real glossy editor-in-chief.
Lauren Sherman
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June 1, 2023
The Naadam Guy, the Death of Entireworld & LVMH Dreams
Notes on an evolving fashion business scandal.
Lauren Sherman
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May 29, 2023
Aurora James & the Dirty Business of Fashion Economics
In a candid conversation, the designer and activist discusses her big break, some financial lessons learned along the way, that A.O.C. dress and more.
Lauren Sherman
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May 25, 2023
What’s Going on at Supreme?
Supreme isn’t that big of a company, but its influence is gargantuan. So why was creative director Tremaine Emory’s life-threatening health scare largely overlooked by the press?