Serhat Işık and Benjamin A. Huseby, the design duo behind the GmbH label, are parting ways with Trussardi after almost two years as creative directors of the Milan-based house, sources told WWD.

The designers and representatives for the Italian luxury company couldn’t immediately be reached for comment on Tuesday.

The event comes amid an enormous shakeup at Trussardi.

Earlier this month, WWD reported that your complete board of directors of the Milan-based company had resigned, and that chief executive officer Sebastian Suhl was now not in charge.

It is known the goal is to restructure Trussardi for a possible sale. Three parties have expressed an interest in the corporate, whose employees have been put in “cassa integrazione,” a government-funded redundancy pay since February that is predicted to increase until the top of April, as reported.

The GmbH duo unveiled their first collection for Trussardi for the autumn 2022 season, reimagining the home’s greyhound logo right into a graphic circular form inspired by the ouroboros, and bringing the brand back to the Milan runway.

Their edgy and modernist designs for Trussardi have received largely positive reviews and have been worn by the likes of Dua Lipa, Kylie Jenner and Hailey Bieber. For fall 2023, they took inspiration from Milan’s Ladies Who Lunch, yielding a Trussardi collection hinged on big furry coats, pencil skirts, turtlenecks and quilted leather.

The designers also influenced the transforming of the Palazzo Trussardi, which reopened last yr with a café, restaurant and flagship boutique.

Işık and Huseby shot to prominence with their Berlin-based label GmbH, launched in 2016, gaining renown for its commitment to inclusivity and sustainability and a socially engaged perspective.

It is known they are going to now devote their full attention to their very own brand.

Their fall 2023 GmbH lineup marked a departure from their usual political stance, which is rooted within the experience of growing up gay, Muslim and across cultures. (Isik is Turkish German and Huseby is Pakistani Norwegian.) The student effort for fall 2023 hinged on suits with stoles that trailed on the ground or were tightly wrapped across the torso and tied with a bow.