Hi! Welcome back to Line Sheet, your most trusted source for all the fashion industry news that’s too good to print elsewhere. Today, I’ve filled in some missing plot points on the Nadaam/Matt Scanlan storyline… there’s a twist involving the demise of Entireworld.
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Mentioned in this issue: Bella + Canvas, Danny Harris and Marco DeGeorge, Rory Satran, Lagerfeld, Loewe, Jonathan Anderson, Dior, YSL, Matt Scanlan and Nadaam, Scott Sternberg, Josh Rowan and Marc Rowan, Silas Chou, Diederik Rijsemus, Entireworld, Arielle Charnas, Something Navy, Thakoon, Jean-Michel Basquiat, Veronica Chou, Loewe, Benjamin Huseby and Serhat Isik, Balenciaga, and more…
But first, here’s the story behind the story of Alo Yoga…
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There are endless threads to pull on this Nadaam-D.T.C. roll-up-gone-wrong story with Matt Scanlon, who, as I recently reported, is in hot water with several of his business partners. Here’s yet another twist, featuring the biggest so-called success story of the pandemic.
Scanlan, a serial fashion entrepreneur, is best known for launching Nadaam about a decade ago with his Dickinson College friend Diederik Rijsemus. Their mission was to sell cashmere to the masses, directly to the consumer at... |