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These are the stories making headlines in fashion on Monday.

A first look at Demna’s Gucci

Gucci has revealed a collection titled “La Familglia,” and the images, photographed by Catherine Opie, offer an official first glance at Demna’s vision for the house. The collection “marks the genesis of a new Gucci era; unapologetically sexy, extravagant and daring. La Familglia is a study of the ‘Gucciness’ of Gucci, an expression of the brand as a mindset and a shared aesthetic language,” the press release stated. The designs tease what Demna will present in his first Gucci runway show in February for Fall 2026. {Fashionista inbox}

NikeSkims unveils first collection

NikeSkims has shared a first look at its debut apparel collection via a film, “Bodies at Work.” Directed by Janicza Bravo, the film features more than 50 athletes (plus, Kim Kardashian) wearing the inaugural line. The collection, which you can preview below, spans 58 silhouettes and includes pieces such as sports bras, leggings, bike shorts, bodysuits and crop tops. “NikeSKIMS is a bold evolution in how women experience sport and style — and together with SKIMS, we’re delivering what no other brand can,” said Nike President Amy Montagne in a statement. “It’s part of Nike’s broader commitment to her: uncompromising product innovation that moves and celebrates women.” The first NikeSkims collection will be available to shop starting Sept. 26. {Fashionista inbox}

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Saks Global reportedly in talks to sell stake in Bergdorf Goodman

Saks Global is seeking to sell a 49% stake in Bergdorf Goodman to an investor for $1 billion, according to The Wall Street Journal. The sale would not include the building or real estate, solely its operating company. The luxury retailer reportedly has four potential bidders, with a deal possibly ready to be made by next year. The sale would help Saks Global pay off some of its debt from its acquisition of Neiman Marcus. {The Wall Street Journal/paywall}

Miley Cyrus covers CR Fashion Book

Miley Cyrus made her CR Fashion Book cover debut for Issue 27. Lensed by Nick Knight and styled by Carine Roitfeld, Cyrus posed for two covers, wearing designs from Saint Laurent by Anthony Vaccarello, Mugler, Marc Jacobs, Maison Margiela Artisanal by John Galliano and Bottega Veneta. In the accompanying interview, the singer spoke about being a child star, navigating sobriety and taking creative control of her life and music. {CR Fashion Book}

CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund announces ‘Americans in Paris’ participants

The CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund announced its “Americans in Paris” 2025 roster: Bach Mai, Bernard James, Meruert Tolegen, Ashley Moubayed of Don’t Let Disco, Gabe Gordon, Jane Wade, Kate Barton, Taylor Thompson of 5000, as well as sisters Dynasty and Soull Ogun of L’Enchanteur and Lauren Harwell Godfrey. The participants are previous and current Fashion Fund designers who will present their collections in a showroom during Paris Fashion Week. The program helps give emerging talent a global reach to scale their business and reach new audiences. {WWD/paywalled}

SheaMoisture and Fifteen Percent Pledge announce fellowship program

SheaMoisture has teamed up with the Fifteen Percent Pledge for the 2025 Dartmouth Fellowship Program, a business education program that supports women-owned, emerging small businesses. Facilitated with Dartmouth College’s Tuck School of Business, the fellows will receive access to resources and networks to scale their companies. This year’s cohort will recruit 20 participants — 10 selected via open applications and 10 handpicked by Fifteen Percent Pledge. Applications are now open until Oct. 10, 2025, and the program will run from Dec. 7-12 in Hanover, NH. {Fashionista inbox}

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