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These are the tales making headlines in vogue on Thursday.
Billie Eilish covers Elle
Billie Eilish — who simply launched her sophomore album, “Happier Than Ever” — is Elle‘s October 2021 cowl star, photographed by Alique. She talks to Molly Lambert about directing her personal music movies, fame and the eye surrounding her new hair. {Elle}
Madewell and ThredUp workforce as much as open a “round retailer”
On Thursday, Madewell opened a brand new storefront in Williamsburg, Brooklyn stocked solely with secondhand garments from the model, sourced by ThredUp. This “round retailer” is a continuation of an current partnership between the 2 firms. (Most lately, they launched the net denim resale platform Madewell Without end.) In a press release, Erin Wallace, VP of Built-in Advertising at ThredUP, mentioned this brick-and-mortar activation “[represents] the way forward for vogue — a round future by which retailers design for longevity, and customers store with resale in thoughts. Our hope is that guests will depart impressed and armed with the information they should take a extra sustainable strategy to their wardrobes.” {Fashionista Inbox}
G-III indicators settlement to buy Sonia Rykiel
WWD reviews that G-III Attire Group, Ltd. will purchase Sonia Rykiel from Eric Dayan and Michael Dayan, who’ve owned the French label since 2020, in a deal anticipated to shut in October. Morris Goldfarb, the corporate’s chairman and chief govt officer, instructed Lisa Lockwood that this acquisition “additional permits us to increase into the posh area”: “We consider there’s vital alternative to unlock the untapped potential of this model as we glance to speed up our world attain. We’ll leverage the prevailing govt administration workforce and infrastructure primarily based in Europe, as wells G-III’s provide chain experience to scale and develop the Sonia Rykiel enterprise throughout attire, equipment and quite a few different way of life classes.” {WWD}
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