**Prada’s Gianfranco D’Attis to Depart from the Brand**
In a notable shift in the luxury fashion sector, Gianfranco D’Attis, the CEO of Prada, is preparing to vacate his role. This decision comes after reported conflicts with the brand’s owners over strategic visions and his absence from the men’s Spring 2026 show. Andrea Guerra, CEO of Prada Group, will step in temporarily until a new successor is found. This change in leadership occurs at a pivotal moment for Prada as it adapts to the shifting dynamics of the luxury fashion world.
**Ryan Murphy Responds to Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy Costume Backlash**
Ryan Murphy, the mastermind behind “American Love Story,” has addressed the backlash regarding the attire in his forthcoming series about John F. Kennedy Jr. and Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy. During an interview, Murphy emphasized that the costumes displayed were not the final versions but were intended solely for studio showcases. He promised that the definitive look would be unveiled through a series of teasers in the autumn, which will highlight specific archival designer pieces chosen for the series.
**Francesco Risso Reflects on His Time at Marni**
Francesco Risso, the previous creative director of Marni, has recently contemplated his ten-year journey with the brand following his announcement of departure. In a discussion with Mark Holgate, Risso provided insights into his experiences at Marni, his aspirations for the future, and his choice not to launch a personal label. His departure underscores the ongoing transformations and challenges faced in the fashion industry.
**Skims’ Ambition for Global Expansion**
Skims, the trendy clothing brand, is preparing for a substantial global growth initiative. CEO Jens Grede disclosed plans to establish 16 new retail outlets in the U.S. and various international locations over the next nine months. This strategy aims to solidify Skims as an international retail leader, comparable to the “Apple stores of apparel,” by enhancing its physical retail footprint.
**Conservative Wellness Influencers Captivating Young Women**
At the Young Women’s Leadership Summit held in Dallas, conservative wellness influencers found a strong connection with the young women in attendance. The event, organized by Turning Point USA, showcased influencers who embraced MAHA movement talking points. A significant takeaway for many young participants was the focus on traditional values, including marriage and family, reflecting a rising trend among conservative influencers who are appealing to younger audiences.
