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18 Jun

Cosabella Celebrates fortieth Anniversary With Forte Collection

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Cosabella is that this month launching its latest collection, titled Forte, in honor of its fortieth anniversary. “The gathering type of speaks for itself by way of its heritage. It’s at all times been based on color and luxury — the keys to our collections have at all times been stretch and the comfort factor, which became really necessary throughout the COVID-19 time period,” Guido Campello, managing director of Cosabella, told WWD. The Forte collection includes seven bras (starting at $79.75) — petite, curvy and signature travel padded bralettes; curvy and signature bralettes; an underwire bra, and a convertible strapless bra — alongside boy shorts, bikini and “cozy” thong bottoms (starting at $36). Each style is available in the brand’s handcrafted...
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8 Jun

Moschino Staging fortieth Anniversary Show in Milan in September

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MILAN — Moschino is planning a fashion show to be staged in Milan on Sept. 21 that can mark the brand’s 40th anniversary. The event during Milan Fashion Week is conceived to pay tribute to “the remarkable achievements” of founder Franco Moschino “and his enduring legacy,” said the corporate. Stylists Carlyne Cerf de Dudzeele, Katie Grand, Gabriella Karefa-Johnson and Lucia Liu will spearhead this season’s collection, each creating 10 contemporary looks inspired by the works of the late designer. Moschino has not yet announced a successor to the newest creative director, Jeremy Scott, who exited the brand in March after 10 years. Sources say Massimo Ferretti, executive chairman of Moschino’s parent company Aeffe, remains to be interviewing candidates and that a successor has...
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4 Jan

What to Watch: J. Crew’s fortieth, Banana Republic’s Traction

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Fashion on the mall is beginning to look so much higher, due to recent energy and marketing initiatives at two of America’s major retail chains. On a cold day just before Thanksgiving, a gaggle of well-heeled L.A. women were rushing racks of J. Crew feather-trimmed cotton poplin shirts, vivid yellow bouclé jackets, pink velvet blazers and black crystal-covered satin pouch bags, because the brand’s women’s creative director Olympia Gayot looked on nearby. They weren’t at a store, but moderately the tony private club San Vicente Bungalows, where the brand hosted a gifting suite and Gayot hobnobbed with Diane Keaton, Amy Adams, Elizabeth Banks and Ali Wong as they picked up goodies on the event, which was organized by influencer marketing agency...
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