Glenn Martens, known for his experimental and boundary-pushing designs, has left Y/Project after 11 years as creative director. The news comes three months after the death of the brand’s CEO, Gilles Elalouf, who had founded the label in 2010. Martens is set to continue his role as creative director at Diesel.
Haider Ackermann, the acclaimed designer known for his striking color palettes and sophisticated tailoring, has been appointed as the new creative director of Tom Ford. Ackermann will oversee all aspects of the brand, including womenswear, menswear, accessories, and eyewear. His appointment marks a significant shift for the brand, merging Ackermann’s distinctive aesthetic with Tom Ford’s legacy of luxury and sensuality.
Haider Ackermann, known for his distinctive aesthetic, has been appointed as the new creative director of Tom Ford. He will debut his first runway show for the brand during Paris Fashion Week in March 2025, marking a new era for the iconic fashion house.
Uniqlo has announced the appointment of Clare Waight Keller as its new Creative Director. Known for designing Meghan Markle’s wedding dress and leading Givenchy, Keller will oversee both men’s and women’s collections, further developing Uniqlo’s ‘LifeWear’ philosophy.
Chemena Kamali, the new creative director of Chloé, is making waves in the fashion world with her fresh take on femininity. Her debut show in February was a resounding success, and her approach to design has been lauded for its effortless cool and modern appeal. Kamali’s journey to the top of the fashion world has been marked by hard work, determination, and a deep understanding of the brand’s heritage. This article explores her story, from her early days as an intern at Chloé to her current role as a leader in the industry.
Just as the fashion industry grapples with a wave of creative director changes, emerging label [Label Name] has announced a new leadership. Frances Howie, formerly of Stella McCartney, steps into the role, taking over from [Previous Creative Director’s Name] whose departure marks the brand’s first major shakeup. This shift promises a new direction for the label, raising questions about its future trajectory as it enters its next phase of growth.
After five years at the helm of Chanel’s fashion collections and nearly three decades with the fashion house, Virginie Viard has confirmed her departure as creative director. Chanel announced that a new creative organization will be announced soon.
In a move to expand its UK originals and produce U.S. projects from the United Kingdom, Jax Media, a producer of Emily in Paris, has appointed Katie Gahamire as Creative Director and Hussain Casey-Ahmed as Production Executive for its UK division. Gahamire, who joins from CAA where she brokered the sale of Dreaming Whilst Black to A24, will oversee the development and production of original content for the UK market.
