Triana Alonso

Redactora jefe

Licenciada en Comunicación Audiovisual por la Universidad de Sevilla, Alonso prosiguió su formación con un máster en periodismo e información en la Université Sorbonne Nouvelle de París. Desde 2016 y hasta su incorporación al equipo de Modaes, ha sido managing editor internacional de Fashion Network desde Francia. Previamente, la periodista lideró las ediciones de España y Latinoamérica del mismo medio y desarrolló los contenidos editoriales de la empresa francesa de entretenimiento Webedia para el grupo cosmético L’Oréal.

Noticias de Triana Alonso

The executive, who joined the PVH group brand in October 2023, has left the brand in parallel to the departure of global president Eva Serrano, as confirmed by Modaes. Both Spaniards came from Inditex.

Eva Gallego, who comes from the department store group, joins the company to take over from Luis Maseres, who is leaving the company to embark on a new career path. Maseres has been with the company for more than a decade.

After eight seasons in the official Haute Couture calendar, the Spanish designer reaffirms her international ambitions. In December, it will open its first store in Miami. The U.S. clientele represents 70% of the total.

After its debut on the official calendar on the Paris catwalk, with a CamperLab show in June, the Spanish footwear brand continues its turn towards fashion with a line together with the cult Japanese brand Issey Miyake.

Lawyer, former model and bioethics expert, Kaitlin Puccio runs her law firm to defend a new framework for the modeling industry. Regulation, AI and ethical certificates are, for the expert, the challenges of the future.

The Paris court awarded Le Coq Sportif to Dan Mamane’s consortium on Friday. This proposal promises to secure the employment of 300 workers and the industrial future of the brand after months of court battles.

The French show consolidates its international mission in emerging markets with a Saudi showroom in Paris, the first official participation of brands supported by the Saudi Fashion Commission in the capital’s fashion week.

Nicolas Topiol leaves the maison after twenty years at the helm, coinciding with the integration of the brand into the Spanish company owned by Puig. Management now passes to the Spanish headquarters with no replacement planned for the time being.

French cashmere house Eric Bompard debuts in Spain with a Serrano flagship, eyeing Madrid’s premium shoppers as CEO Laurence Levy bets on tradition, vibrant colors and a love brand spirit to expand.

The show rises in August as a hybrid platform: 200 brands, Nordic talent, the giant Bestseller in immersive mode and a new Fashion Commerce Summit. Director Sofie Dolva details her plan for the trade show business.

Spanish group Textil Lonia sets its flag on one of the most expensive axes in Europe. The next CH Carolina Herrera flagship store will take over from Zilli on New Bond Street, flanked by Fendi and Alaïa, while the West End is experiencing a boom in openings.

With a cautious style and low profile, traits it shares with Inditex, the retail group is building an empire of opportunistic purchases and austere management from Brittany. The company is gaining a foothold while French fashion is sinking.

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