WME Fashion is shifting its strategy, according to an announcement from President Susan Plagemann. The company, owned by Endeavor, will no longer sponsor Australian Fashion Week. Additionally, WME Fashion is set to “spin off” Focus, the company responsible for many top runway shows at New York Fashion Week. Focus will relaunch as an independent entity under Dominic Kaffka in 2025. This move follows a round of staff layoffs, which included 10 employees, building on previous layoffs earlier in 2024. The restructuring signals a shift in Plagemann’s focus back to WME’s core talent representation, which includes IMG Models, The Wall Group, and Art + Commerce.
Jeremy Allen White Stars in Calvin Klein’s Winter Campaign
Actor Jeremy Allen White is the star of Calvin Klein’s new winter campaign, which arrives just in time for the holiday season. This marks his third campaign with the brand. In images shot by Stuart Winecoff, White is seen relaxing by the fire and preparing sandwiches at home. He wears a range of Calvin Klein’s latest items, including undershirts, pajamas, separates, and denim. The full campaign can be viewed below.
Carolina Herrera Partners with FRAME for Colorful Denim Collection
Carolina Herrera is introducing a vibrant new denim capsule collection in collaboration with FRAME. The line, inspired by the friendship between Herrera’s Wes Gordon and FRAME’s Erik Torstensson, features high-waisted skirts, collared jackets, and bold ball skirts in a bright color palette. The collection, which ranges in price from $498 to $1,198, is available now on Carolina Herrera’s website, FRAME’s website, and Bergdorf Goodman.
Max Mara to Showcase Resort 2026 Collection in Naples, Italy
Max Mara will present its Resort 2026 collection in Naples, Italy, in May 2025. The show, scheduled for June 16–17, marks the brand’s latest international Resort show after previous events in Venice, Stockholm, Lisbon, and Ischia.
Sabrina Carpenter to Star in Holiday Special on Netflix
Sabrina Carpenter is set to debut her first-ever holiday special, A Nonsense Christmas, on Netflix on December 6. The show will feature Carpenter performing holiday songs in whimsical outfits, including some specifically labeled “For the Girls” and “For the Gays.” The special will also include star-studded duets with Chappell Roan, Tyla, Shania Twain, and Kali Uchis. Other notable appearances include Cara Delevingne, Quinta Brunson, Sean Astin, Nico Hiraga, Kyle Mooney, Megan Stalter, Owen Thiele, and Jillian Bell.
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