The fashion industry is in flux, and Miss Ohlala is here to fill you in on all the latest exits, arrivals and trends shaking things up.
We’re barely three months into the year, and the fashion world already feels like it’s in the middle of a game of musical chairs. From the creative directors’ exits to rumours, it seems like no brand is standing still. With so much movement already, it’s safe to say 2025 is shaping up to be one of fashion’s most unpredictable years yet.
The biggest shock? Kim Jones is officially stepping down from his role at Dior. And if the whispers are true, Maria Grazia Chiuri might be next. This has, of course, sparked wild speculation – could John Galliano really make a return to Dior? The thought alone is enough to send fashion fans into a frenzy, but for now, it’s all just hearsay
Meanwhile, over at Gucci, Sabato De Sarno has announced his departure after a brief but bold tenure. While his quiet luxury approach received mixed reviews, it’s clear the brand is once again on the hunt for a new vision. Who will step into the iconic house next? Your guess is as good as mine.
And here’s a final update on the ever-changing creative positions: A$AP Rocky has been named RayBan’s first-ever Creative Director. His debut Blacked Out Collection, dropping this April, reworks the brand’s Mega frames, marking a new chapter for Ray-Ban’s creative platform.
While the industry leans into quiet luxury, cuteness isn’t getting left behind either. Coach’s latest runway featured fluffy bunny slippers, Loewe introduced animal-themed accessories, and Bottega Veneta’s Summer 2025 collection showcased animal-shaped bean bag chairs. Playful pieces are clearly in, proving even the most minimalist wardrobes crave a little whimsy.