Fashion
Brett Johnson appoints Marco Fiandesio as new CEO
Published
October 13, 2025
Brett Johnson, an American high-end menswear label founded by its eponymous designer, has appointed a new CEO. The label has entrusted the role to Marco Fiandesio, with the aim of further strengthening the brand’s positioning and steering its expansion across global markets.
“Marco Fiandesio’s strategic vision and international approach will be instrumental in leading Brett Johnson into a new phase of development. His experience, combining creativity, operational rigour and an ability to execute, represents a key asset for our future,” said the American designer.
Fiandesio has built extensive international experience at leading houses such as Gucci, Saint Laurent and Alexander McQueen, where he held various leadership roles in worldwide operations. He also served as COO at Christopher Kane and later as CEO of the brand’s Italian division; more recently, he led the transformation of the NextCouture group, developing a globally integrated digital strategy.
“I am thrilled to join the Brett Johnson Company and help strengthen its position in the contemporary men’s luxury market. I firmly believe in the value of Made in Italy and in the brand’s ability to innovate while maintaining the highest standards of quality and exclusivity. I look forward to working with the team to write a new chapter of growth and consolidation,” said Fiandesio.
This article is an automatic translation.
Click here to read the original article.
Copyright © 2025 FashionNetwork.com All rights reserved.
The modifications and proposed modifications follow USTR requests for public comment made in Federal Register notices published on April 23, 2025 and June 12, 2025.
The Office of USTR recently announced modifications to certain aspects of the responsive action to restore American shipbuilding that it took on April 17 this year and solicited public comments on several proposed further modifications to that action.
The proposed modifications include adding a carve-out from fees for certain ethane and LPG carriers under long-term charter.
Significant aspects of the modifications include changing the basis for calculating service fees on vessel operators of foreign-built vehicle carriers and setting the fee at $46 per net tonne, as of October 14, 2025; eliminating, retroactive to April 17, 2025, a provision permitting the suspension of liquid natural gas (export licenses if certain restrictions on the use of foreign-built vessels are not met; and imposing 100-per cent tariffs on certain ship-to-shore cranes and cargo handling equipment.
The proposed further modifications to the responsive action taken in April include adding a carve-out from fees for certain ethane and liquid petroleum gas carriers under long-term charter; and imposing additional tariffs of up to 150 per cent on certain cargo handling equipment and components of such equipment.
While USTR evaluates public comments on these proposed further modifications, the payment of certain service fees may be deferred through December 10, 2025, as set out in the notice, a USTR release said.
The deadline to submit written comments on the proposed further modifications is November 12.
Fibre2Fashion News Desk (DS)
Published
October 13, 2025
Circulose, iTextiles, Labor Made, Neela, and The Lycra Company will unveil a centenary-inspired denim collection reinterpreted through the lens of sustainable fashion at the Kingpins trade show in Amsterdam on October 15 and 16.
Dubbed B-Logic (“be logical” in English), this line of nine menswear and womenswear silhouettes has been conceived, from fibre to finish, to address both sustainability and performance.
On the materials front, fibre specialist The Lycra Company has teamed up with Circulose, a Swedish group that recycles plant-based cellulosic textile waste into a new material. For this project, that material has been paired with bio-derived Lycra EcoMade fibre, which delivers performance comparable to the conventional Lycra fibre.
As for the other stages of the project, Pakistani manufacturer Neela wove the fabric and Japan’s Labor Made handled the creative direction, drawing inspiration from iconic denim pieces from 1929 and 1949. Impact measurement and optimisation were carried out by iTextiles.
The collection can be discovered at Amsterdam’s Sugar Factory, where Kingpins will welcome around 100 international denim specialists for this edition of the event.
This article is an automatic translation.
Click here to read the original article.
Copyright © 2025 FashionNetwork.com All rights reserved.
Gabriel joins PVH from Capri Holdings, where she currently serves as Chief Supply Chain Officer for Michael Kors, Jimmy Choo, and Versace. A seasoned supply and operations executive, Gabriel has worked for more than 25 years leading supply, manufacturing and logistics organizations at leading global consumer goods companies like Mondelez International and AB InBev. Throughout her global career, she has led end-to-end supply chains with commercial impact, including supply chain optimization, omnichannel fulfillment and network design with teams across Europe, North America, Latin America and Asia.
PVH Corp has appointed Patricia Gabriel as chief supply chain officer and global head of operations, succeeding David Savman, who will focus on his role as global brand president, Calvin Klein.
Gabriel joins in Q4 from Capri Holdings, where she led supply chains for Michael Kors, Jimmy Choo and Versace.
She will report to CEO Stefan Larsson and be based in New York.
Stefan Larsson, CEO of PVH Corp. said, “Patricia is a consumer-focused supply chain and operations leader with a strong track record of fueling growth through consumer-centric operational excellence. As we execute our multi-year journey to build Calvin Klein and TOMMY HILFIGER into the most desirable lifestyle brands in the world, Patricia’s deep expertise and proven ability to unlock value through demand- and data-driven solutions will create new opportunities to further accelerate our PVH+ Plan progress.”
In her role as Chief Supply Chain Officer and Global Head of Operations at PVH, Patricia will oversee global operations with an end-to-end responsibility from product to consumer, working closely with brands, regions and functions to connect and drive all parts of PVH’s operating engine.
Gabriel said, “In Calvin Klein and TOMMY HILFIGER, PVH has two of the most iconic and globally beloved brands, and I’m incredibly excited to join at this important moment in the company’s growth journey. Operational excellence and supply chain optimization will be true competitive advantages that fuel growth and innovation.”
Gabriel will be based in PVH’s global head office in New York City.
Note: The headline, insights, and image of this press release may have been refined by the Fibre2Fashion staff; the rest of the content remains unchanged.
Fibre2Fashion News Desk (RM)
USTR modifies Section 301 Ships Action, proposes further modifications
Titans fire head coach Brian Callahan
Purdue tops preseason AP Top 25 poll for 1st time
-
Tech1 week agoI’ve Tested Countless Mesh Systems. Here Are the Routers I Recommend
-
Tech1 week agoAll Hail the Surprisingly Versatile Packing Cube! These Are Our Favorites
-
Tech7 days agoJony Ive Says He Wants His OpenAI Devices to ‘Make Us Happy’
-
Business1 week agoDGCA Reviews Airfare Trends Ahead Of Festive Season, Asks Airlines To Add More Flights
-
Tech1 week agoCombat Dry Indoor Winter Air With a New Humidifier
-
Tech1 week agoOpenAI and chipmaker AMD sign chip supply partnership for AI infrastructure
-
Business1 week agoInvestors are packing up; Pakistan must ask why | The Express Tribune
-
Sports1 week agoHigh-voltage Pakistan–India Women’s World Cup match today – SUCH TV