These are the stories making headlines in fashion on Monday.
Adriano Goldschmied Passes Away at 82
On Sunday, Italian designer Adriano Goldschmied died at 82 years old as a result of a battle with cancer. Known for pioneering work in the denim industry, helping to elevate jeans as a designer item, he shaped brands including Diesel, Reply, Gap 1969, AG and Goldsign. {Sourcing Journal/paywalled}
A Look at Emma Grede’s New Book
In Emma Grede’s new book, “Start With Yourself,” the entrepreneur talked about her work-life balance, especially as a mother of four. She criticized “helicopter parenting,” says she enjoys her work and doesn’t want to solely center her life around her kids. Her book also offers career advice and addresses imposter syndrome. {Wall Street Journal/paywalled}
Everlane is being sued
A landlord is suing Everlane for failing to pay rent on its San Francisco headquarters. The lawsuit says the company owes more than $51,000 and was served a three-day notice on March 18 to pay or vacate. In a responding statement, Everlane said it’s having “good-faith” conversations with the landlord and that the filing was a “routine procedural step.” The company confirmed it will move its headquarters to Los Angeles in August. {Puck/paywalled}
How the Iran War is Impacting Sportswear Brands
As the U.S.-Iran war continues to drive up oil prices, it also disrupts the global supply chain, thanks to significant inflation in supply, shipping and materials costs. The domino effect is particularly hitting sportswear brands — most performance gear and materials are derived from oil —, as labels are on the brink of being forced to adjust their prices if the war’s disruption looks long-term. {Business of Fashion/paywalled}
