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WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW TODAY: THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 2022 Simone Rocha is launching menswear that fuses strength and fragility, writes Tim Blanks. During the final days of New York Fashion Week, designers catered to consumers, not the cultural mood, writes Lauren Sherman. The founder of Patagonia is transferring ownership of the company to two entities in order to use profits to fight climate change. This week on The Debrief, BoF's Imran Amed explains how big luxury brands chose creative directors.

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LUXURY Simone Rocha Is Making Men Beautiful By Tim Blanks

The London-based designer is expanding into menswear with a collection that fuses strength and fragility, writes Tim Blanks. READ MORE

FASHION WEEK At New York Fashion Week: What Recession? By Lauren Sherman

Designers this week were laser focused on pleasing their customer, but rarely managed to convey what's happening in the culture at large. Lauren Sherman reports on collections, from Tory Burch and Tom Ford to Area and Peter Do. READ MORE

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How Embedding DEI Into the Curriculum Has Evolved Student Experiences at Columbia College Chicago Recognising the need to start education on diversity, equity and inclusion from the start of fashion professionals' journey, the fashion department of Columbia College Chicago is seeking to integrate DEI across its programmes and extracurricular activities. "It's important for us to facilitate discussion, to learn from each other, because I learn as much from my students as they do from me," says Melissa Gamble, assistant professor in fashion studies at Columbia College Chicago.  READ MORE

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