News & Scoops
2010 September 8
Kim France Out at Lucky
(NEW YORK) Publicists, start your fashion show seat shuffling: today, Condé Nast has named Brandon Holley editor in chief of Lucky magazine, succeeding Kim France, who founded the magazine in 2000. No reason has been given for France’s abrupt departure.
Holley most recently served as the editor in chief of Yahoo women’s website Shine. She’s best known as the editor of Condé Nast’s Jane magazine, which shuttered in July 2007. Previously, Holley founded and served as editor in chief of Elle Girl, which folded in April 2006.
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Bulgari offloaded its sizeable LVMH stake yesterday, just shy of a year after LVMH agreed to buy the luxe Italian jeweler for €3.7 billion, or $4.9 billion, in March 2011. Shareholders...
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Rag & Bone Makes a Case for AT&T and Samsung
The delightful duo of Brits behind Rag & Bone are taking their talents into the tech realm via a custom case for Samsung's upcoming Galaxy Note device—a tablet-smartphone hybrid—which...
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Bernardo Rojo's Moment at Joseph Abboud
All eyes will be on Joseph Abboud tomorrow when the men's line returns to the runway for the first time since 2005. We recently caught up with hunky creative director, Bernardo Rojo...
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