These are the stories making headlines in fashion on Tuesday. Meg Stalter Stars in Marc Jacobs ‘Let It Joy’ Campaign Marc Jacobs has unveiled “Let It Joy,” its Winter 2026 holiday campaign starring comedian and Emmy-nominated actor Meg Stalter. She is joined by Knicks center Andre Drummond, Interview Editor-in-Chief Mel Ottenberg, model Kai Schreiber, social media personality Ashtin Earle and stylist Miyako Bellizzi. The holiday campaign highlights the Scene Bag in new sizes, the Tote Bag in seasonal colors, the Puffer, the 72 Spring Street Sneaker and the Aspen Winter Boots. {Fashionista inbox} Hugo Boss Lowers Outlook as Q3 Sales Drop Hugo Boss said Tuesday that third-quarter group sales fell 5% at constant currency amid its strategic realignment and weak consumer demand. The group also lowered its full-year outlook. Operating profit was €81 million ($91 million), even as gross margin improved to 63.3%. The company now expects a high-si...
This year’s biggest achievers in American fashion have officially been crowned: On Monday evening in New York City, an intimate-yet-powerful group of celebrities, fashion designers and other industry professionals convened at The American Museum of Natural History for the 2026 CFDA Fashion Awards. CFDA Chairman Thom Browne and Interim CEO Hildy Kuryk presided over the event, where Keke Palmer served as host and Anna Wintour, Matt Damon, Hailey Bieber, Cole Escola and Zoë Kravitz were among the presenters. While the winners of the Womenswear, Menswear, Accessory and Emerging Designers of the Year categories were revealed live on-stage, some honorary categories — like the Lifetime Achievement Award, Fashion Icon Award and Positive Change Award — had been announced ahead of time. See the full list of 2026 CFDA Award winners below. (And, for reference, see all the nominees here .) American Womenswear Designer of the Year Winner: Rachel Scott for...