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Joseph Altuzarra resumes leadership as CEO of his eponymous brand

American luxury brand Altuzarra has announced the appointment of its founder, Joseph Altuzarra, as CEO, thus resuming direct leadership of his eponymous label, Business of Fashion reports. Altuzarra replaces Shira Sue Carmi, who will step down on December 31 after five years at the helm. In this new role, Altuzarra will work closely with Spain's...

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West Elm unveils kids collaboration with Joseph Altuzarra

Fashion designer Joseph Altuzarra, the founder and creative director of luxury women’s ready-to-wear fashion brand Altuzarra, has unveiled his first-ever home line with retailer West Elm for its kidswear line. The Joseph Altuzarra for West Elm Kids collection blends beauty and functionality, explains the homeware retailer, and features furniture...

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Joseph Altuzarra launches Altu

Fashion designer Joseph Altuzarra has launched a new ready-to-wear label called Altu. The line is now available on Altu.world and MatchesFashion. This marks Altuzarra’s first gender-inclusive line with pieces including knitwear, jersey separates, sleek leather pants, and sweats. Altuzarra has dubbed the new label “genderful” as a universal...

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Video: The Business of Fashion interviews designer Joseph Altuzarra

In this video, The Business of Fashion interviews designer Joseph Altuzarra about running a fashion business during Covid-19. Watch the video below. Source: The Business of Fashion via YouTube Photo credit: The Business of Fashion, Facebook

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Beckham, Altuzarra lead NY fashion on 9/11 anniversary

Victoria Beckham served up velvet and a lingerie-look. Joseph Altuzarra went flirty with gingham, cherries and snakeskin: New York Fashion Week got daring and playful Sunday after paying tribute to the 9/11 anniversary. Politics and tragedy clung like a shadow to day four of the bi-annual style bonanza with moments of silence to honor the...

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New York Fashion Week in 5 trends

The catwalk circus of women's wear has come to an end in New York, otherwise known as the Big Apple, where most of the industry's commercial trends for the next season to come are born. Although most designers are not afraid to be more experimental in New York, they tend to lean towards presenting collections which are actually wearable for...