Sarah Rutson
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Sarah Rutson's 'Shopgirl' Attitude Is the Key to Retail and Brand Success
At FashionistaCon 2017, The Collected Group's chief brand officer discussed her three-decade fashion career and offered advice for young designers.
Will Sarah Rutson's Next Gig Help to Build a New American Fashion Conglomerate?
The former Net-a-Porter VP is now Dutch LLC's Chief Brand Officer.
Sarah Rutson Is Leaving Net-a-Porter
She was hired by Natalie Massenet ahead of the site's merger with Yoox.
What the Buyers Are Buying from the Spring 2017 Runways
Here's what Sarah Rutson, Roopal Patel, Olivia Kim and more are stocking next spring.
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Net-a-Porter Is Expanding Its Contemporary Buy
By broadening and deepening its assortment of contemporary designers, Net-a-Porter can better serve its existing customers — and bring in new ones.
Here Are the Top 20 Street Style Looks From New York Fashion Week
The crème de la crème of show-goer style.
Goop Gets Sued, Sarah Rutson Leaves Lane Crawford
News to read before heading out on your long weekend.
Rumor: Taylor Tomasi Hill To Replace Julie Gilhart As Barneys Fashion Director
There has been much speculation about who would fill Julie Gilhart's shoes as the next fashion director of Barneys New York. Lane Crawford’s Sarah Rutson and Vogue‘s Virginia Smith were both rumored to be up for the job, but chose not to leave their respective places of employment. The newest name at the top of the short list? According to WWD, it's Marie Claire accessories editor Taylor Tomasi Hill. It's an interesting choice on the part of newish Barneys New York CEO Mark Lee.
Virginia Smith to Barneys?
Barneys New York CEO Mark Lee wants a fashion director after all. Following Monday's news that store veteran Julie Gilhart would be leaving the company, WWD reports that Lee is said to be searching for a fashion director. His two top candidates? Lane Crawford's Sarah Rutson and Vogue's Virginia Smith. Both choices makes sense, Rutson more so. But the woman who transformed Lane Crawford into a serious fashion player has been living in Hong Kong for the 15 years. Will she want to transplant herself to New York? Smith, who is the fashion market/accessories director at Vogue, might not have a retail background, but she certainly has the eye Lee is looking for. While Barneys needs to maintain its edge, it also needs to offer a broader range of product. Remember, Barneys' main problem--from an investor's standpoint--is that it's not selling enough clothes.
Tim Blanks & the Fashion Gauntlet
Getting to a fashion show, especially in Paris, is a little bit like running a gauntlet. First, you have to find where you're going, then you have to