These are the tales making headlines in style on Tuesday.
Alexa Demie Covers i-D‘s New Zine
Picture: Courtesy of i-D Journal
Alexa Demie is the duvet star for i-D‘s new, limited-edition print zine. Photographed by Petra Collins and styled by Brynn Jones, Demie wears 1930s gold lamé wings, a Nineteen Fifties showgirl cape as a skirt and Fruity Booty underwear on the duvet. In dialog with Ottessa Moshfegh, Demie talks starring in “Euphoria,” grappling with fame and her personal introversion. The limited-edition zine is obtainable now at i-D.co, and shall be accessible at Structure Books in L.A. on June 5 and at Climax in New York Metropolis on June 9. {Fashionista inbox}
Black-Owned Model Founders Really feel Alienated by Goal
Goal has pulled again from variety, fairness and inclusion initiatives lately, leaving some Black-owned model founders feeling alienated. Manufacturers like Afro Unicorn, Alikay Naturals and Oyin Handmade have disappeared from the retailer’s cabinets. Some manufacturers could have been faraway from Goal because of their gross sales efficiency. Goal is including new Black-owned manufacturers to its assortment (like KBB by Kahlana), nevertheless it has burned bridges with many others. {Modern Retail/paywalled}
Victoria’s Secret & Co. Q1 2026 Gross sales Soar 15%
Victoria’s Secret & Co. shared its Q1 2026 outcomes on Tuesday, which confirmed a 15% bump in gross sales to $1.56 billion. This locations the corporate above its steering vary of $1.49 billion to $1.53 billion. Victoria’s Secret & Co. reported working revenue of $76 million in Q1 2026, in comparison with its Q1 2025 working revenue of $20 million. {Victoria’s Secret & Co.}
McQueen Has a New CEO
Kering has appointed Gianfranco D’Attis as Alexander McQueen‘s CEO, efficient June 3. D’Attis beforehand served as Prada‘s CEO, oversaw Christian Dior Couture within the U.S. and has held senior positions at manufacturers like Jaeger-LeCoultre and Chloé. D’Attis succeeds Gianfilippo Testa, who will depart the group later this 12 months, in response to Kering. {Business of Fashion/paywalled}
Estée Lauder, Puig Merger Fell By means of As a result of Value
The potential merger between The Estée Lauder Cos. and Puig fell via due to the price ticket, in response to Estée Lauder President and CEO Stéphane de La Faverie. He added that the corporate continues to be open to acquisitions in the event that they make monetary sense. “If we can not attain the expansion and the profitability on the proper worth level, then that’s not an choice,” de La Faverie stated at a Deutsche Financial institution client convention in Paris. “And that is why, clearly, this deal did not undergo, as a result of it was not on the proper worth.” {Reuters}
