Overview

• Elyce Arons’s We Might Just Make It After All shines a light on the private woman behind the global fashion icon years after Spade’s 2018 death.
• Arons recounts that Spade rarely disclosed her diagnosis, choosing instead to describe her emotional state simply as feeling “sad.”
• The memoir confirms that Kate and Andy Spade lived apart for about ten months but maintained daily contact and never legally separated.
• Andy Spade previously stated that Kate was actively seeking medical treatment for depression and that her suicide came without warning signs.
• Arons has created a special-edition Frances Valentine tote with all proceeds directed to the Hope For Depression Research Foundation.