Plus, Francesco Risso on His First GU Collection.

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| By Emily Forkan, Operations Director |
| By Emily Forkan, Operations Director |
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| Dear reader,
Olivier Rousteing has been appointed as Rabanne’s creative director, marking “a significant new step in Rabanne’s evolution,” the Puig-owned house said on Tuesday. The designer will stage his first show for the house at Paris Fashion Week in March for Fall/Winter 2027.
From Marni to mass retail, Francesco Risso’s first collection for the Fast Retailing-owned brand GU sheds light on how fashion creatives are approaching their new jobs at mass retailers. Executive editor Hilary Milnes gets the inside scoop.
Companies say communicating about sustainability has never been more confusing and for the past decade, impact reports have been a Wild West for evasive narratives and mismatched methodologies. This week, Bella Webb investigates how to write an impact report.
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Nordstrom has appointed Harper’s Bazaar’s Brooke Bobb as VP, fashion director. Find out more in the Vogue Business People Moves Tracker.
Finally, Vogue Business’s executive editor Hilary Milnes and US editor Madeleine Schulz examine all this and more in our upcoming webinar ‘How to Make it in America’ on July 23, which will also explore where brands should show up beyond New York and Los Angeles, and how to operate in a difficult retail environment, all while resonating with a highly competitive consumer. You can register here.
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| How to Make It in America, Live Webinar | Join executive editor Hilary Milnes and US editor Madeleine Schulz on July 23 as they share what it takes to succeed in the US fashion market, from growth opportunities beyond New York and Los Angeles to navigating today's competitive retail landscape. |
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