Ready-to-Wear - Autumn 2019
14 February 2019 • By Lauren Sherman
The designer showed one of his best collections in years.
News & Analysis
8 February 2019 • By Reuters
7 November 2018 • By Lauren Sherman
Ready-to-Wear - Spring 2019
13 September 2018 • By Lauren Sherman
Collections like these can be a challenge for those trying to commercialise his ideas. But at least he’s still dreaming.
3 June 2018 • By The New York Times
Power Moves
19 April 2018 • By Victoria Berezhna
This week, Eraldo Poletto is appointed as chief executive of Stuart Weitzman, while Francesca Amfitheatrof joins Louis Vuitton as artistic director of watches and jewellery.
News Bites
19 April 2018 • By Chantal Fernandez
15 February 2018 • By Tim Blanks
Downbeat media coverage paints a portrait of a king diminished, but Jacobs’ uncompromising collection felt like his most pointed up-yours to commercial nitpicking.
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