The designer’s departure from the French fashion house is the latest in a string of exits at the top of the luxury industry this year.
The News
After months of speculation, Chloé said its creative director, Gabriela Hearst, was leaving the French fashion house after a three-year tenure.
A statement released on Thursday confirmed that the women’s wear collection scheduled to be shown Sept. 28 during Paris Fashion Week would be her last for the brand.
Why It Matters: Chloé was vying to become a beacon of sustainable fashion
Ms. Hearst, a Uruguay-born designer of women’s ready-to-wear and accessories, founded her namesake luxury label in New York in 2015 before joining Chloé in December
→ Continue reading at The New York Times
