Showing posts with label Mulberry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mulberry. Show all posts
Monday, April 25, 2016
Sunday, October 26, 2014
More Mulberry Designer Rumours
Mulberry has elected to remain tight-lipped few days ago, as more names are thrown in to the swirling pot of designers said to be in line to take over at the British brand.
Representatives issued us another "No comment" following speculation on WWD that Johnny Coca design director for leather goods, accessories, shoes and jewellery at Celine is now the frontrunner.
Recent additions to the possible contenders list include blue farrier, recently departed from Issa, and Hannah MacGibbon, former creative director of Chloe.
Dozens of designer from Erdem to Victoria Beckham have been linked with the vacant post since Emma Hill left in 2013, but the brand asserts that the announcement will take place only when the time is right
Representatives issued us another "No comment" following speculation on WWD that Johnny Coca design director for leather goods, accessories, shoes and jewellery at Celine is now the frontrunner.
Recent additions to the possible contenders list include blue farrier, recently departed from Issa, and Hannah MacGibbon, former creative director of Chloe.
Dozens of designer from Erdem to Victoria Beckham have been linked with the vacant post since Emma Hill left in 2013, but the brand asserts that the announcement will take place only when the time is right
Thursday, December 12, 2013
Monday, November 25, 2013
Mulberry Cancels LFW Show
Mulberry will not hold a catwalk show in February as it is continuing to hunt for a new creative director. The brand's former head of design, Emma Hill, left in September, having held the position for six years.
The company "has not finalised its creative director search and will therefore exceptionally not stage a catwalk show this February", a statement said. However, the brand - whose catwalk shows are typically among the starriest of London Fashion Week - will still participate in the LFW schedule in some way, the "details of this will be released in the near future".
The company has so far not commented on successor rumours, with suggested names having included Erdem Moralioglu, Roland Mouret, Mary Katrantzou and Sophie Hulme.
Saturday, August 17, 2013
Sunday, June 2, 2013
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