Chloé Creative Director Gabriela Hearst Departs After Revamping Brand

Hearst oversaw a sustainability-focused transformation of Chloé during her three-year tenure, helping increase sales by 60%.
Hearst advocated for transparency, ethical practices, and environmental responsibility in the fashion industry.
Hearst launched successful new product lines like the Nama sneakers and Gayia glasses made of recycled materials.
Hearst cultivated collaborations with brands like Moon Boot, Teva, Barbour and Eres to reach new customers.
Chemena Kamali is rumored to succeed Hearst though Chloé has not confirmed a new creative director.