SISTER, SISTER: “You’re the sister I’ve all the time wanted, and I’m so lucky to find a way to play a sister on ‘Euphoria’ with you and so that you can find a way to be my best friend,” Sydney Sweeney told Maude Apatow. “It’s such an incredible feeling, because I all the time had a tough time having girlfriends. You’re just every thing to me.”

Apatow had introduced her costar onstage at Elle’s Women in Hollywood Celebration dinner. Sweeney was amongst eight women being honored, the others being Sigourney Weaver, Michelle Yeoh, Ariana DeBose, Zoë Kravitz (who didn’t attend), Anne Hathaway, Issa Rae and Olivia Wilde. Each appears on a canopy of Elle’s upcoming Hollywood issue.  

Nominated for 2 Emmys this 12 months, for her roles in “Euphoria” and “The White Lotus,” Sweeney said her success got here after years of rejection. Reading a letter to her younger self, she said: “’Turn that negativity and pain into motivation. Be kind to yourself as you grow and permit forgiveness as you fail.’”

Hosted by Nick Kroll and held at The Getty Center in Los Angeles, California, on Monday, attendees included presenters Charlize Theron, Naomi Watts, Mindy Kaling, Keke Palmer, Kristen Bell, Kerry Washington and Kate Berlant, who introduced Wilde.

Wilde, actress and director of headline-making “Don’t Worry Darling,” also brought up the facility of resilience.

“We’re up against a seriously massive force of opposition that has for hundreds of years tried to rein us in,” Wilde said. “And when one in all us steps back, all of us step back. So, regardless of how much the patriarchy relies on us to chop one another down so as to weaken our collective power, we have now to withstand the urge to play by their self-serving rules and remind the world, and specifically our daughters, that we aren’t so easily manipulated.”

DeBose got emotional when she took the mic. She thanked Washington, who introduced her. The 2 worked together on “The Prom,” prior to DeBose’s success in “West Side Story.”

“She was literally like, ‘Hi, I’m Kerry. I’m here for you.’…Not only did she make me feel like I belong on that set, she made me see that I actually had something to supply,” DeBose said.

DeBose received the inaugural Amyris Impact Award, given to rejoice the impact she has made outside of film advocating for diversity, inclusion, equality and equity.

“Impact is type of what you make of it,” she told the group. “You’ll be able to take a compliment and let it make you are feeling protected or you possibly can take a negative comment and let it live in your heart ceaselessly. Or you might turn that negativity into fuel and toss it into the fireplace of your creativity.”

Quinta Brunson, Hailey Bieber, Tiffany Haddish, Meena Harris, Jurnee Smollett, Wanda Sykes and Maddie Ziegler were also among the many guests. Many wore looks by Ralph Lauren, a presenting sponsor with Amyris and Lexus. — RYMA CHIKHOUNE

CASH CAPSULE: LaQuan Smith, known for his sexy, glamorous clothing, has one other capsule up his sleeve. He’s partnering with finance app Money App to release a limited-edition LaQuan Smith for Money App capsule collection.

It’s the fourth collection in Money App’s ready-to-wear fashion line, Money by Money App, and represents the app’s first collaboration with a luxury brand.

Smith was introduced to Money App in 2013 as a straightforward strategy to receives a commission for his earliest pieces and construct his business. The gathering, created for the finance company’s ready-to-wear brand, Money by Money App, is a nostalgic nod to Smith’s Recent York roots and features 4 pieces within the brand’s signature styles: a bomber, a catsuit, leggings and a bodysuit. Prices range from $150 to $350.

Proceeds from the gathering will likely be donated to 12 months Up, a company dedicated to closing the Opportunity Divide by ensuring that young adults gain the abilities, experiences and support to achieve their potential. Each Smith and Money App imagine that financial education is pivotal to the empowerment of young adults.

“Money App was an important a part of constructing my brand, so designing for Money App is bringing my profession full circle,” said Smith, a 2022 CFDA nominee and winner of the CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund. “In the identical way that Money App is making finance more relatable, this collection is concerning the relatable side of my designs — it’s effortless, on a regular basis, iconic luxury.”

Campaign images were styled by Law Roach and shot by Greg Swales. They feature models Alva Claire and Jazzelle Zanaughtti.

The capsule is accessible for purchase on Money by Money App, and shoppers who take a look at with Money App Pay get 25 percent off the gathering.

“A big a part of Money App’s brand ethos is around empowering financial independence, creativity and self-expression,” said Catherine Ferdon, Money App’s head of selling and brand. “We now have long admired LaQuan’s confident aesthetic, and he’s the right partner to assist us defy consumer expectations and bridge the gap between fashion and finance.”

Previous collections under Money by Money App include “Future Nature,” designed by the corporate’s Brand Studio team and produced in Los Angeles, California, which launched last April, and “Hot Girl Enterprise,” launched in collaboration with Megan Thee Stallion last November.

Last week, WWD reported that Smith was doing a capsule for Olivela, a luxury fashion e-commerce platform with purpose at its core. — LISA LOCKWOOD

BIGGER LUXE: L’Oréal has created a recent fragrance branch inside L’Oréal Luxe that encompasses Maison Margiela, Atelier Cologne, Viktor & Rolf, Azzaro, Diesel and Cacharel. It named Sandrine Groslier the activity’s global president.

Most recently, between April 2020 and October 2022, she served as global president of Mugler Azzaro Beauté and Fashion at L’Oréal, which acquired those businesses from Groupe Clarins.

“The aim of this recent entity is to complement the group’s perfume expertise and to develop the L’Oréal group’s mono-axis fragrance brands in a context of [the] global explosion of the fragrance category,” Groslier wrote on LinkedIn. “I would like to thank for his or her amazing legacy and keenness Guillaume de Lesquen and Stephane Chambran.”

She was referring to de Lequen, who’s global president, international designer brand fragrances, and Chambran, Atelier Cologne general manager, at L’Oréal.

How this shift in structure could affect their positions couldn’t immediately be learned.

Groslier said the oversight of Mugler was being handed over to Danièle Lahana-Aidenbau. That executive served from March to October as deputy general manager marketing, contract development and manufacturing organizational learner. Prior to that, she held the role of deputy general manager marketing at Lancôme International. — JENNIFER WEIL

LYONNE’S TURN: Moose Knuckles, the Canadian luxury outerwear and ready-to-wear brand, is introducing an Icons campaign featuring Natasha Lyonne of “Orange Is the Recent Black” and “Russian Doll,” and Method Man of Wu-Tang Clan.

They’re each posing in the corporate’s Icons collection of outerwear for fall. The campaign was shot by Luis Alberto Rodriguez and styled by fashion editor and stylist Carlos Nazario.

The Icon collection consists of 4 styles for men and girls, including the Stirling Parka, the 3Q Jacket and the Ballistic Bomber. For the primary time, the Icons collection also features a vest option for men and girls, the Montreal Vest and the Lexington Vest, respectively.

Styles range in price from $595 to $1,450 and can be found at mooseknucklescanada.com, Moose Knuckle boutiques and choose retailers.

The Icons collection is about respiratory recent life into signature styles. Recent colours offered are Tapenade for men, a warm camel brown, and Rose Smoke for ladies, a neutral blush pink hue. Also for the primary time, the signature bombers and vests can be found in camouflage print.

Design features include a durable water repellent outer shell, an ethically sourced one hundred pc nylon down-proof lining, premium rib-knit storm cuffs and detachable hoods.

Earlier this month, Moose Knuckles said it has partnered with Post Malone, the American rapper, singer, songwriter and record producer, for a 10-piece gender-neutral capsule collection. The offering, which was within the works for a 12 months, is accessible in adult sizes with select pieces also available in kids’ sizes. Prices range from $195 to $1,295. — LISA LOCKWOOD

LUKE BRYAN, DESIGNER: Jockey is popping its sights to the outside and using country music star and “American Idol” judge Luke Bryan to get the word out.

The Kenosha, Wisconsin-based Jockey first teamed with the singer and his wife Caroline in 2020 to function brand ambassadors. Now that relationship is expanding to cover the launch of the Jockey Outdoors Collection by Luke Bryan, a line of men’s apparel created to be worn outside.

Although best known for its underwear, Jockey traces its history to 1876 when its founder, Rev. Samuel T. Cooper, began producing quality socks for lumberjacks. This recent collection continues that journey. The road consists of long-sleeve woven, corduroy and flannel shirts and shackets; a long-sleeve performance fishing shirt with vertical ventilation, rod holder tab on the left chest and a hidden soft microfiber cloth for straightforward sunglass cleansing; long-sleeve Henleys and crews; graphic T-shirts, and convertible, utility and flannel-lined pants.

Prices include $18 for T-shirts, $28 for Henleys, $55 for the fishing shirt, $60 for a long-sleeve flannel shirt, five-pocket pant or fleece half zip.

“When my friends at Jockey first brought this up it was a straightforward yes for me,” Bryan said. “One, they are only an exquisite company with values that align with mine, and two, I actually have all the time been an advocate for the love of out of doors, so it was a no brainer. Once I got my hands on the product and felt the standard, I became much more fired up for this to indicate up within the stores.”

The gathering is designed to be layered and features seams strategically placed to eliminate bulk.

“As an avid outdoorsman and already a Jockey brand ambassador, Luke was the right fit for this next step for Jockey, allowing us to step back to our roots, incorporate our base layer expertise and develop the Jockey Outdoors Collection, which we expect will likely be a hit with our consumers,” said Mark Fedyk, president and chief operating officer of Jockey. “Luke was highly involved within the design and painstaking quality standards of the road. His attention to detail, demand for quality, and expectation of performance and luxury aligned perfectly with our brand pillars.”

To support the launch, the corporate is planning a marketing campaign created by NitroC that may include national television ads on the “CMA Awards,” which Bryan will likely be hosting alongside Payton Manning on Nov. 9 on ABC.

The gathering will likely be sold on the Jockey website, within the brand’s retail stores and at Bass Pro Shops, with additional retailers added next 12 months. Through the tip of this 12 months, Jockey will donate a portion of the sales of the Outdoors collection to support adoptive and foster families across the U.S., a cause Jockey has championed since 2005 with the creation of the Jockey Being Family Foundation Ltd. — JEAN E. PALMIERI

NEW ANGEL: Domenico Galluccio has joined Recent Guards Group as marketing and communication director for the Palm Angels brand.

Galluccio was previously public relations and communication director of the Ermenegildo Zegna Group, contributing to the event of the menswear company’s communication strategy through a pivotal moment of change that included a rebranding and a public listing in Recent York last December.

Galluccio joined Zegna in June 2019 from Moncler, where he was previously director of worldwide PR and media. During his 11-year tenure there, he saw Moncler publicly list in 2013 on the Italian Stock Exchange and launch the Moncler Genius project in 2018. 

Palm Angels is an element of the Recent Guards Group and has recently been expanding its retail network. Last month, the corporate said it could open its first flagship within the French capital in early 2023. Since emerging from the COVID-19 pandemic, Palm Angels has opened stores at a gradual clip and now has locations in Milan, Italy; Las Vegas, Nevada; Miami, Florida; Beijing, Wuhan and Hong Kong, China; Bangkok, Thailand, and Dubai, UAE.

Founder and artistic director Francesco Ragazzi launched the label in 2014 with a book concerning the Californian skating scene featuring a foreword by Pharrell Williams. Since then, Palm Angels has collaborated with brands including Under Armour, Missoni, Vilebrequin and Moncler.

Along with men’s and girls’s ready-to-wear, the label offers childrenswear, eyewear and a fragrance developed in collaboration with Swedish area of interest perfumer 16-69. It also has a line of homewares. — LUISA ZARGANI