Fashion
Italy’s Versace appoints Pieter Mulier as chief creative officer
Throughout his career, Mulier has shaped distinctive aesthetics, contributing to the success of brands such as Raf Simons, Jil Sander, Dior, Calvin Klein and currently Alaia in the role of creative director. Mulier will report to Versace executive chairman Lorenzo Bertelli.
Prada Group and Versace have appointed Pieter Mulier as Chief Creative Officer, effective July 1, 2026.
The appointment marks a new chapter for the brand.
Known for shaping distinctive aesthetics at Raf Simons, Jil Sander, Dior, Calvin Klein and Alaia, Mulier will report to Versace executive chairman Lorenzo Bertelli.
Bertelli expressed confidence in Mulier’s ability to unlock the brand’s full potential.
“When we considered the Versace acquisition, we identified Pieter Mulier as the right person for the brand. We believe that he can truly unlock Versace’s full potential and that he will be able to engage in a fruitful dialogue with the brand’s strong legacy. We are excited to begin this journey together”, said Lorenzo Bertelli, executive chairman of Versace.
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Fibre2Fashion News Desk (SG)
Canada Goose Holdings Inc. (NYSE: GOOS; TSX: GOOS) announced the appointment of Patrick Bourke as President, North America, effective February 5, 2026. Bourke will oversee the brand’s North American business with responsibility for driving brand momentum, strengthening retail and wholesale execution, and deepening consumer connections across the region. He will partner closely with the global leadership team to advance the company’s operating imperatives, with a focus on brand heat, strategic channel expansion, and operating with pace and accountability.
Canada Goose has appointed Patrick Bourke as president, North America.
He will lead regional brand growth, retail and wholesale execution, and consumer engagement.
A nearly 10-year company veteran, Bourke has driven strategy, investor relations and cost efficiencies, and will work with global leadership to expand channels, boost momentum and deliver best-in-class consumer experiences.
“Patrick is an action–oriented, high–energy leader with a strong track record of delivering results,” said Dani Reiss, Chairman & CEO of Canada Goose. “He brings deep strategic expertise, commercial acumen, operational rigor, and a collaborative leadership style. Patrick has helped shape and accelerate important revenue growth and profit margin expansion initiatives for our company, and I’m confident he will continue to build momentum across North America.”
Bourke brings a proven commercial track record, having led Investor Relations, Strategy, Business Development, Indirect Procurement and Go-To-Market over his nearly ten years at Canada Goose. He has strengthened the company’s partner ecosystem, advanced key strategic relationships, and supported the company’s global expansion. He is also known as a disciplined cost–management leader, driving meaningful savings through supplier optimization and spend governance. In parallel, he has worked cross–functionally to accelerate go–to–market timelines and simplify processes to better support our evolving product strategy.
“Canada Goose is an exceptional brand with a strong foundation and an incredibly talented team,” said Patrick Bourke. “Stepping into this role, my focus is on working closely across the region to drive meaningful growth and ensure we’re delivering the kind of experiences our consumers expect from us — sharp, agile, and truly best–in–class.”
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Fibre2Fashion News Desk (HU)
The system would make the export-import process faster, simpler and more transparent, and raise the port’s overall operational efficiency by three to five times.
All services required by users for export-import, customs and seaports can now be accessed through the platform.
Bangladesh’s Chattogram Port Authority recently inaugurated a digital platform, marking the shift to a smart port and a paperless operating system.
The system would make the export-import process faster, simpler and more transparent, and raise the port’s overall operational efficiency by three to five times.
It also provides real-time monitoring through a digital radar and an automated vessel tracker.
The platform also provides real-time monitoring through a digital radar and an automated vessel tracker, allowing live tracking of vessel movements, according to domestic media reports.
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