These are the stories making headlines in fashion on Thursday. Aurora James and the 15 Percent Pledge Sued for Fraud Aurora James is being sued alongside her organization the 15 Percent Pledge and its fiscal sponsor Philanthropic Ventures Foundation by The Gathery, the Brooklyn creative agency that produced the nonprofit’s 2026 gala. First reported by Carson Griffith’s “Rich People Shit,” the case centers on a complaint regarding an unpaid bill of $777.871.84 in principal, with the lawsuit seeking damages of at least $1,082,965.28 (including interest and legal fees). The Gathery alleges that James continued approving work despite the 15 Percent Pledge not having the money. { Rich People Shit ; Business of Fashion /paywalled} H&M Group Sales Rise by 1% in Q3 H&M Group released its Q3 2026 earnings on Thursday, which showed sales in local currencies increased by 1% and net sales rose to SEK 57.19 billion ($5.77 billion). Its third-quarter ...
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