Fashion designers Humberto Leon and Carol Lim are set to leave their posts as the creative directors of Kenzo after eight years at its helm.

The Delta Galil-owned denim brand announced on Thursday that it is welcoming back 20-year fashion industry veteran Suzanne Silverstein, who will return to the company as its new president.

Frederick Lukoff, the long-time president of Stella McCartney, quits to become CEO of Dutch brand Scotch & Soda. A surprise move, barely one year after overseeing McCartney's buyback of 50% of her company from Kering.

Farfetch has made several changes to its senior management team. Kshitij Kumar has been appointed as the company’s first chief data officer, whilst Holli Rogers is to become its first chief brand officer.

Pure London has named Gloria Sandrucci as event director, and promoted Melanie Alston to the role of event manager ahead of the trade show’s upcoming edition in July.

The executive Daphné Cousineau, who was Europe president of Balenciaga since 2017, has been recruited by the Chinese group Icicle, which took over Carven in autumn 2018.

The American maternity-wear retailer announced declining first-quarter sales on Wednesday and revealed that it has begun searching for a new CEO following Marla Ryan’s decision to step down from the post.

LVMH Group’s cosmetics brand Make Up For Ever has welcomed Gabrielle Rodriguez to the post of CEO at the business. Rodriguez has held the position of general manager Europe at Christian Dior Parfums since 2017.

Maisonette has named Marissa Mayer, former president and chief executive officer of Yahoo and co-founder of Lumi Labs, to the company's board of directors. It has also appointed Chris Sponiar as chief operating officer.

Cheryl Abel-Hodges has been promoted to chief executive officer of Calvin Klein to replace Steve Shiffman, who is leaving the company to pursue other interests. She will assume her new role this month.

Nike has named Ratnakar Lavu as its first-ever global chief digital information officer, effective June 17. 

As the LA-based streetwear and denim brand continues its search for a permanent CEO, True Religion has announced the appointment of consultant Farla Efros as its second interim CEO in just over half a year.

​New Look said Thursday that following completion of the restructuring transaction announced last month, founder Tom Singh has decided to retire at the end of June.

The British department store group admitted that Sharon White, currently Ofcom CEO, was not “the conventional choice”, having no real retail experience, but highlighted her wide-ranging career.

The Texas-based department store retailer announced on Monday that it has appointed Victor Ejarque Lopez as senior vice president and general merchandising manager for women’s apparel, effective June 10.