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Cynthia Erivo starring in Mulberry’s campaign. Photo: Tim Walker/Courtesy of Mulberry
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These are the stories making headlines in fashion on Monday.
Cynthia Erivo stars in Mulberry campaign
Cynthia Erivo fronts Mulberry’s latest campaign, photographed by Tim Walker and styled by Kate Phelan. It celebrates the relaunch of Mulberry’s Roxanne bags, which have expanded with four new iterations in addition to the original 2004 style. A video series accompanies the campaign, featuring a short interview between Erivo and “The Cutting Room Floor” host Recho Omondi. {Fashionista inbox}
J. Press appoints Jack Carlson as creative director
J. Press appointed Rowing Blazers founder Jack Carlson as its new president and creative director, effective immediately. He will present his debut collection on Thursday, during New York Fashion Week’s Spring 2026 season. {WWD/paywalled}
Laufey fronts Everlane’s first celebrity campaign
Laufey in Everlane’s “Everland” campaign. Photo: Courtesy of Everlane
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Everlane tapped Laufey to star in its first-ever celebrity-fronted campaign. Titled “Everland,” the campaign features the award-winning singer in a surreal, miniature city, posing in Everlane’s Fall 2025 collection. The campaign marks a creative shift for Everlane, which is aiming to appeal to a wider audience. {Fashionista inbox}
Stella McCartney names new CEO
Stella McCartney has hired Tom Mendenhall as its new CEO, succeeding Amandine Ohayon, who is stepping down after being in the role for two years. Mendenhall has extensive experience in the luxury space, having previously held stints at Ralph Lauren, Tom Ford, Gucci and Domenico De Sole. In 2024, he opened a clothing store, Jamestown Hudson, with his partner James Scully. {WWD/paywalled}
The emerging designer pipeline is at risk
Fashion is churning out fewer and fewer emerging designer success stories, thanks to high production and operational costs, dwindling multi-brand retailers and dried-up cash flow. Visibility opportunities, such as those on social media and in awards competitions, can help designers garner initial consumer interest, but that exposure is fleeting and hardly guarantees longevity. Experts advise young talent to hire brand consultants, work with specialty stores and slim down their assortment as ways to stay afloat. {Business of Fashion/paywalled}
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