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US’ Macy’s celebrates I.N.C.’s 40th anniversary with Christian Siriano
“For 40 years, I.N.C. has been a cornerstone of Macy’s private brand portfolio, delivering the latest fashion designed to inspire and empower women,” said Emily Erusha-Hilleque, SVP of Private Brand, Design, and Trend at Macy’s. “To celebrate this milestone, we partnered with Christian, a true visionary whose designs celebrate individuality, inclusivity and bold expression. As we honor I.N.C.’s heritage, we are excited for our customers to experience this collection that celebrates fabulous style, trend and embraces the next chapter for the brand.”
Macy’s is marking I.N.C.’s 40th anniversary with a fall collection curated by CFDA award-winning designer Christian Siriano.
The collection blends heritage and modern style, featuring exclusive artwork, limited-edition T-shirts, customised blazers, and a couture dress for NYFW.
A campaign with top models and Herald Square displays highlight the launch, with proceeds from auctions benefitting charity.
Siriano has established himself as a tour de force in the fashion world since launching his eponymous collection in 2008, following his studies in London under Vivienne Westwood and Alexander McQueen. Siriano’s designs have been worn by today’s biggest names including Dr. Jill Biden, Michelle Obama, Kamala Harris, Angelina Jolie, Oprah, Zendaya, Ariana Grande, Julianne Moore, Lady Gaga, Tiffany Haddish, Billy Porter, Cardi B, Whoopi Goldberg, Julia Roberts, Jennifer Coolidge and more.
“Collaborating with Macy’s to celebrate 40 years of I.N.C. has been such a meaningful project,” said Siriano. “I.N.C. has played an iconic role in shaping fashion, and this collection is meant to honor that incredible legacy while also reimagining what modern, confident style can look like today. For me, it’s about curating pieces that empower individuality and bring joy to getting dressed.”
Capturing the spirit of this collaboration, Siriano designed an exclusive original artwork to be featured on limited-edition t-shirts, which are now available for purchase online and in select Macy’s stores. In celebration of 40 years of I.N.C., Siriano took 40 signature black blazers from the new collection, transforming each with his distinctive touch to create one-of-a-kind pieces that embody I.N.C.’s statement-making style. In addition, he created a unique couture dress which will be unveiled during New York Fashion Week (NYFW). Both the blazers and the couture dress will be auctioned in September with proceeds going to charity.
Siriano also stars in I.N.C.’s fall campaign alongside a dynamic group of models, including Candice Huffine, Daiane Sodré and Martha Hunt, who were selected for their individuality, presence and connection to the brand. Photographed by Alexi Lubomirski, the campaign will come to life across digital platforms, social media and select stores nationwide. Macy’s iconic Herald Square windows will also feature the collection and the one-of-a-kind blazers. Siriano will present his spring 2026 collection during NYFW on September 12. The show is sponsored by Macy’s and will be staged at the Herald Square flagship in New York City.
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Lower energy prices continued to be the main reason for the YoY decline.
Intermediate goods prices in the month were 0.2 per cent lower YoY. By contrast, capital goods, non-durable consumer goods and durable consumer goods cost more than a year earlier.
The producer prices of industrial products in Germany were 2.3 per cent lower year on year (YoY) in November this year, official statistical show.
These remained unchanged month on month (MoM) in the month.
Lower energy prices continued to be the main reason for the YoY decline.
When energy prices are excluded, producer prices in November 2025 rose by 0.8 per cent YoY and down by 0.1 per cent MoM.
When energy prices are excluded, producer prices in November 2025 rose by 0.8 per cent YoY and down by 0.1 per cent MoM, a Destatis release said.
Energy prices in November were down by 9 per cent YoY and up by 0.2 per cent MoM; natural gas prices declined by 14.2 per cent YoY.
Capital goods prices in November were up by 1.9 per cent YoY and remain unchanged MoM.
Non-durable consumer goods produced and sold in Germany were 1.3 per cent more expensive YoY; these were down by 0.9 per cent MoM.
Durable consumer goods cost 1.8 per cent more YoY in November 2025.
Fibre2Fashion News Desk (DS)
Published
December 22, 2025
Is this the end of the saga over the sale of the Bazar de l’Hôtel de Ville’s freehold? On December 20, the French group Galeries Lafayette, which owns the site, announced that a new player was in the running to acquire the building as early as January 2026.
In a press release, the family-owned group said it had “entered into exclusive negotiations with an Anglo-American player with recognised expertise in real-estate asset management, with a view to selling the freehold of the iconic BHV building as early as January”.
The Parisian retail institution, founded in 1886 and located opposite the capital’s Hôtel de Ville, occupies a 45,000-square-metre building at 52 Rue de Rivoli. The announcement appears to wrong-foot the Mayor of Paris, who had outlined plans, in partnership with others, to take over the historic building and develop a mixed-use scheme combining housing, retail and restaurants.
In February 2023, the Galeries Lafayette group entrusted management of the BHV to Société des Grands Magasins (SGM), run by Lyon-based entrepreneurs Frédéric and Marilyn Merlin, who had been operating Galeries Lafayette’s regional stores since 2021. The agreement was coupled with a plan to buy the freehold of the BHV Marais buildings, as well as the store in the Parly 2 shopping centre. Early in the year, the outlet La Lettre was the first to cite a figure of 300 million euros for the property transaction involving the BHV Marais building.
However, the deadline for the sale agreement was pushed back. While the Galeries Lafayette group had remained discreet about the BHV Marais situation for months, it nonetheless voiced its disapproval of SGM’s agreement with Shein, particularly the plan to install the Asian ultra-fast-fashion giant in Galeries Lafayette’s regional stores. The partners agreed that these seven stores would swiftly switch to the BHV banner this autumn.
The Galeries Lafayette group then clearly announced a December 19 deadline for the buyout project.
For his part, Frédéric Merlin, who had seen the Banque des Territoires withdraw from the project, said he was making progress on financing the buyout, hinting that he was in discussions with Anglo-American funds.
The Galeries Lafayette group has not specified the name of the likely future buyer, nor whether it is a party with whom SGM has been in contact. However, the press release states that “the sale of this strategic real-estate asset (…) is envisaged under the terms initially agreed with the SGM group.”
Since 2023, apart from the main building, most BHV-related assets have been sold, including the BHV Homme building on Rue de la Verrerie in the spring.
Among employees, the main concern is not so much this property transaction or the identity of the potential future owner of the building, who according to some sources is North American, but the department store’s commercial performance. Trade, previously sluggish, is said to have collapsed following the departure of numerous brands in recent months. While management has announced the imminent arrival of a refreshed brand line-up and the resolution of payment issues, the site’s 750 employees say they are awaiting clarity on strategy and hoping for a capital injection to revitalise the appeal of the various floors. After all, SGM will continue to operate BHV Marais.
“This acquisition would be carried out by the investor in agreement with the SGM group, which will continue to operate the BHV,” the statement notes.
SGM, contacted by FashionNetwork.com, did not comment on the identity of the potential buyer or any possible links with it. “We are delighted to have reached this new milestone. We remain focused on finalising this operation,” the company said.
Finalisation could therefore take place in January.
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