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Capri changes CEO; Le Silla loses its cofounder
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Via WWD · 11 NOV
Justin Boxford becomes Capri CEO on Jan. 4; John Idol retires.
At Capri, owner of Michael Kors and Jimmy Choo, the CEO and chairman roles split: Robin Freestone becomes independent chairman.
A gradual handover: John Idol stays as senior adviser until March 31, 2027, FashionUnited reports.
Via WWD · 11 NOV
Amanda Seyfried, Tiffany & Co.’s newest House ambassador, lit its Bird on a Rock installation at its Fifth Avenue flagship.
The 2026 holiday campaign centres on future heirlooms. In 1965, Jean Schlumberger’s Bird on a Rock became a keepsake to pass down.
The Tiffany HardWare necklace works: white gold links and pavé diamonds hold up next to the Bird on a Rock Wing brooch.
Via Vogue · 11 NOV
Zoë Kravitz's Saint Laurent gold works at How to Rob a Bank's New York premiere.
WWD reports gold brocade, a cropped jacket and low-rise trousers. Styled by Danielle Goldberg.
The cropped jacket is the right cut for Saint Laurent's gold brocade; it keeps a full gold suit short and light.
Via WWD · 11 NOV
A full exit: Le Silla cofounder and creative director Monica Ciabattini is stepping down, WWD reports, after nearly 33 years.
She is selling her shares in Sicap S.r.l.; her daughter Giulia Silla takes on a significant part of global communications and marketing.
The creative role and the shares go. What changes for Le Silla's shoes is still unclear.
Via WWD · 11 NOV
Promising: Loro Piana plans a collection from its prize-winning cashmere.
CEO Frédéric Arnault says, per Vogue, the house has kept the winning fibers for 11 years. The collection will come in small quantities.
Too early to judge the clothes: 11 years of winning fiber, as fine as 12.89 microns, finally goes into a collection.
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