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Hi, and welcome back to Line Sheet. The Oscars are over, which means we can all go on vacation. See you in September…
Psych! Today, along with my red carpet analysis and some observations from Oscars weekend, I’ve got fresh intel on the Matches disaster. (No, I have no idea how long your discount code will keep working...) I also offer a few thoughts on the dispiriting state of Victoria’s Secret and a head-scratching update on one of our favorite recurring characters, Naadam’s Matt Scanlan.
P.S., a friendly reminder to all the scumbags still forwarding this email: I can totally tell and am going to put a hex on you and your family. This is what all you fashion people get for believing in tarot, psychics, and astrology. Cheaters can sign up with the code LINESHEET for a woo-woo-free discount.
Mentioned in this issue: Matches, Sandra Hüller, Schiaparelli, Carey Mulligan, Balenciaga, Versace, Luna Luna, Carsten Höller, Double Club, Emma Stone, Da’Vine Joy Randolph, Laurent Claquin, Susan Plagemann, Jon Zeiders, Victoria’s Secret, Donatella Versace, Jean-Michel Basquiat, Matt Scanlan, Frasers Group, Mike Ashley, Nick Beighton, and many more.
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Who Won the Oscars, Red Carpet Edition |
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- Red carpet looks work if they fit the body, flatter the complexion, and aren’t too complicated: You won’t be surprised to know that Sandra Hüller in Schiaparelli was my overall favorite from last night’s 96th Academy Awards, followed closely by...
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It Came From Carlos Place |
Notes on the dreadful Matches bankruptcy, announced just three months after the Frasers Group acquisition, and what it means for the broader Matches–Farfetch–Net-a-Porter Axis of Incompetence. |
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On Thursday night, the Frasers Group announced that Matches, the luxury retailer it bought just three months ago for a measly £52 million, would enter administration, the British equivalent of bankruptcy protection. The headlines mostly posited that Frasers, owned by skeevy British entrepreneur Mike Ashley, was “shutting” Matches down. That’s not true. Not yet, at least. The release explained that Matches, which includes a website and three stores, would continue to operate while Frasers looked for a buyer. (WWD suggested Next, another High Street group.) Exactly 273 employees are set to be laid off so that... |
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