Must Read: Patou's Artistic Director Exits, CFDA Partners With OpenAI – Latest Fashion Trends & Style Tips February 09, 2026 at 10:30PM

📰 Must Read: Patou's Artistic Director Exits, CFDA Partners With OpenAI

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These are the stories making headlines in fashion on Monday.

Patou's artistic director exits

On Friday, Patou's artistic director Guillaume Henry stepped down. "This mutual decision will allow Guillaume to fully dedicate himself to other projects, while the maison explores a different format for its future evolution," the label said in a statement. He presented his final collection for the brand during Paris Fashion Week in January. Patou has not named Henry's successor. {Vogue Business/paywalled}

CFDA partners with OpenAI

The Council of Fashion Designers of America (CFDA) and OpenAI have joined forces to launch an Innovation Hub, a two-year program equipping designers with innovative technological support. Six selected fashion brands will collaborate with AI tool developers and receive mentorship and funding to develop projects that merge tech and fashion. {WWD/paywalled}

Inside Anna Sui's family business

In an interview with The New York Times, Anna Sui discussed how she's steering her brand into the future with the help of her nieces, Isabelle Sui, Jeannie Sui Wonders and Chase Sui Wonders. Her nieces have formally joined the family business — Isabelle as vice president, Jeannie as creative digital director and Chase as unofficial brand ambassador — helping connect the brand to a new, younger generation of shoppers. Sui also discussed how she's leveraging cultural nostalgia while keeping the label affordable. {The New York Times/paywalled}

Bad Bunny Superbowl performance beauty representation

Bad Bunny's Super Bowl performance spotlighted numerous Latin beauty brands, including Aora Mexico, Beautyblender, Beauty Creations Cosmetics, Os Colours and Melt Cosmetics, reported Kirbie Johnson. The makeup department used the brands' products on the more than 150 performers, with the goal of incorporating Bad Bunny's mission to celebrate Latinx culture in every aspect of the performance — even down to the glam. {Ahead of the Kirb/Substack}

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