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Fashion Industry Shifts: New Leaders, Trends, and Losses

9/6/2025

Summary

Story summary

Chloe Malle is now head of editorial content at American Vogue, succeeding Anna Wintour.
Rachel Scott takes over as creative director at Proenza Schouler after the founders' transition to Loewe.
Fashion icon Giorgio Armani passed away at 91, leaving a lasting impact on the industry.
The RealReal's 2025 resale report reveals trends in fine jewelry and handbags.
Tennille Kopiasz is appointed CEO at Chantecaille, and Diana Briceno becomes CMO at Milk Makeup.
Marc Jacobs launched a new JOY collection campaign with contemporary artist collaborations.
The fashion scene sees a resurgence of 2010s and 1980s styles, with brands like Diotima emerging.

History

Historical Context

The inaugural New York Fashion Week in 1983 revolutionized the fashion industry by providing a platform for designers to showcase their work. Under Anna Wintour's leadership at Vogue, the magazine became a significant trendsetter. Today, Chloe Malle's appointment as head of editorial content signals a shift, while brands like Diotima highlight a resurgence of vintage styles, reflecting the industry's ongoing evolution.

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Story summary

Chloe Malle is now head of editorial content at American Vogue, succeeding Anna Wintour.
Rachel Scott takes over as creative director at Proenza Schouler after the founders' transition to Loewe.
Fashion icon Giorgio Armani passed away at 91, leaving a lasting impact on the industry.
The RealReal's 2025 resale report reveals trends in fine jewelry and handbags.
Tennille Kopiasz is appointed CEO at Chantecaille, and Diana Briceno becomes CMO at Milk Makeup.
Marc Jacobs launched a new JOY collection campaign with contemporary artist collaborations.
The fashion scene sees a resurgence of 2010s and 1980s styles, with brands like Diotima emerging.

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