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Yet another designer leaving after three years.
Luxurious interiors, "Instagram Lolitas" and nonchalant nomads were all points of inspiration on Friday in Milan.
Alessandra Facchinetti's name has been in the press many times before: First, as Tom Ford's successor at Gucci; then, as the creative director at Valentino. While Fachinetti's work at both of these houses was generally respected, if not lauded, neither appointment proved the right fit. In 2011, Facchinetti launched contemporary collection Uniqueness in partnership with Italian company Pinko. Uniqueness was, well, unique in that every piece was available to purchase online directly after the runway show. But Facchinetti has now severed ties with Pinko in order to join Tod's as its creative director, replacing Derek Lam. I spoke with Facchinetti yesterday over the phone about her new job.
Tod's has announced that Alessandra Facchinetti will take over as creative director beginning next month. While not a household name herself, the Italian designer has worked for several.
The World's Most In-Demand Models: A pile of statistics rank models according to number of covers, runway appearances, Twitter followers and Google searches. Anja Rubik comes out as #1, with Freja Beha Erichsen and Lara Stone not far behind. {The Fashion Spot} Kate Moss Retrospective Slideshow: In preparation for her wedding tomorrow, Vogue UK compiled a seriously lengthy gallery of Moss' covers, editorial spreads and street style shots from 1992 to present day. The old '90s shots by Corinne Day are fantastic, as are some of the model's changes; remember when she had the pixie cut? {Vogue UK} Alessandra Facchinetti Returns To Designing: The designer's adding another project to her formidable resume--she was creative director at both Gucci and Valentino, and did a seven-year stint at Miu Miu--with a collection for Pinko, called Uniqueness. The goal? Forget about regular seasons and instead caters to customers' desires. {WWD}
Valentino's been an utter disaster since Valentino left. So yesterday the company announced they were bringing back Carlos Souza, the former model and
Valentino has just announced that their menswear designer, Ferruccio Pozzoni, has parted ways with the fashion house, or in other words, gotten canned
Dear Everyone, We get it, fast fashion is where it's at. No one's enjoyed Go International more than us, we're still eagerly awaiting Comme for H&M,
This just in from WWD: Alessandra Facchinetti has been confirmed as officially out at Valentino, pending a vote by the company's board. But her succes
To make up for the incredibly boring eight days that was New York Fashion Week, the rumors from Paris Fashion Week are piling up just as the ceremonie