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Fashion Network
25-06-2025
- Business
- Fashion Network
Supermodel Coco Rocha to launch new women's fashion brand
Supermodel-turned-entrepreneur Coco Rocha on Monday revealed plans to launch her own fashion brand, in partnership with American fashion management firm, Xcel Brands. While exact details of the fashion brand were not disclosed, the duo did say that Rocha's new label will be a "thoughtfully crafted fashion brand designed for women who lead with both strength and style," adding the label "will deliver runway-inspired elegance with everyday practicality." 'What excites me about partnering with Xcel is the opportunity to finally channel all of those unbelievable lived experiences into something of my own,' said Rocha, who spent some two decades as a top model, gracing over 100 magazine covers, and walking runways for luxury fashion houses such as Chanel, Louis Vuitton, John Galliano, Prada and Schiaparelli, among many others. 'This isn't about chasing trends or putting my name on a label—it's about designing elevated essentials that reflect the life I live now as a mother, businesswoman, and creative.' Founded in 2011, Xcel Brands owns the Halston, Judith Ripka, and C. Wonder brands, as well as the co-branded collaboration brands TowerHill by Christie Brinkley, LB70 by Lloyd Boston, Trust. Respect. Love. by Cesar Millan, and GemmaMade by Gemma Stafford. The New York-based firm also holds non-controlling interests or long-term license agreements in the Isaac Mizrahi brand, Orme Live and Jenny Martinez Live brands. 'Coco Rocha is one of the most influential fashion figures of our time," said Robert D'Loren, chairman and CEO of Xcel Brands. "Her perspective, creativity, and commitment to authenticity make her the perfect partner for our next brand launch. We are thrilled to work alongside her in building something empowering and extraordinary.'
Fashion Network
25-06-2025
- Business
- Fashion Network
Supermodel Coco Rocha to launch new women's fashion brand
Supermodel-turned-entrepreneur Coco Rocha on Monday revealed plans to launch her own fashion brand, in partnership with American fashion management firm, Xcel Brands. While exact details of the fashion brand were not disclosed, the duo did say that Rocha's new label will a "thoughtfully crafted fashion brand designed for women who lead with both strength and style," adding the label "will deliver runway-inspired elegance with everyday practicality." 'What excites me about partnering with Xcel is the opportunity to finally channel all of those unbelievable lived experiences into something of my own,' said Rocha, who spent some two decades as a top model, gracing over 100 magazine covers, and walking runways for luxury fashion houses such as Chanel, Louis Vuitton, John Galliano, Prada and Schiaparelli, among many others. 'This isn't about chasing trends or putting my name on a label—it's about designing elevated essentials that reflect the life I live now as a mother, businesswoman, and creative.' Founded in 2011, Xcel Brands owns the Halston, Judith Ripka, and C. Wonder brands, as well as the co-branded collaboration brands TowerHill by Christie Brinkley, LB70 by Lloyd Boston, Trust. Respect. Love. by Cesar Millan, and GemmaMade by Gemma Stafford. The New York-based firm also holds non-controlling interests or long-term license agreements in the Isaac Mizrahi brand, Orme Live and Jenny Martinez Live brands. 'Coco Rocha is one of the most influential fashion figures of our time," said Robert D'Loren, chairman and CEO of Xcel Brands. "Her perspective, creativity, and commitment to authenticity make her the perfect partner for our next brand launch. We are thrilled to work alongside her in building something empowering and extraordinary.'
Fashion Network
24-06-2025
- Business
- Fashion Network
Supermodel Coco Rocha to launch new women's fashion brand
Supermodel-turned-entrepreneur Coco Rocha on Monday revealed plans to launch her own fashion brand, in partnership with American fashion management firm, Xcel Brands. While exact details of the fashion brand were not disclosed, the duo did say that Rocha's new label will be a "thoughtfully crafted fashion brand designed for women who lead with both strength and style," adding the label "will deliver runway-inspired elegance with everyday practicality." 'What excites me about partnering with Xcel is the opportunity to finally channel all of those unbelievable lived experiences into something of my own,' said Rocha, who spent some two decades as a top model, gracing over 100 magazine covers, and walking runways for luxury fashion houses such as Chanel, Louis Vuitton, John Galliano, Prada and Schiaparelli, among many others. 'This isn't about chasing trends or putting my name on a label—it's about designing elevated essentials that reflect the life I live now as a mother, businesswoman, and creative.' Founded in 2011, Xcel Brands owns the Halston, Judith Ripka, and C. Wonder brands, as well as the co-branded collaboration brands TowerHill by Christie Brinkley, LB70 by Lloyd Boston, Trust. Respect. Love. by Cesar Millan, and GemmaMade by Gemma Stafford. The New York-based firm also holds non-controlling interests or long-term license agreements in the Isaac Mizrahi brand, Orme Live and Jenny Martinez Live brands. 'Coco Rocha is one of the most influential fashion figures of our time," said Robert D'Loren, chairman and CEO of Xcel Brands. "Her perspective, creativity, and commitment to authenticity make her the perfect partner for our next brand launch. We are thrilled to work alongside her in building something empowering and extraordinary.'
Fashion United
24-06-2025
- Business
- Fashion United
Coco Rocha to launch fashion brand with Xcel Brands
Media and consumer products company Xcel Brands, which specialises in building influencer-driven brands through social commerce and livestreaming, has announced a strategic partnership with Canadian model Coco Rocha. In a short statement, Xcel Brands said they will work with Rocha, who has more than two decades of experience in the fashion industry having graced more than 100 magazine covers and walked catwalks for Chanel, Louis Vuitton, John Galliano, Prada and Marc Jacobs, to develop a 'bold, thoughtfully crafted fashion brand designed for women who lead with both strength and style'. Coco Rocha's collection aims to speak to women 'seeking pieces that feel as powerful and dynamic as their daily lives,' added Xcel Brands, and 'deliver runway-inspired elegance with everyday practicality'. Commenting on the collaboration, Rocha, said in a statement: 'What excites me about partnering with Xcel is the opportunity to finally channel all of those unbelievable lived experiences into something of my own. 'This isn't about chasing trends or putting my name on a label - it's about designing elevated essentials that reflect the life I live now as a mother, businesswoman, and creative.' Robert W. D'Loren, chairman and chief executive of Xcel Brands, added: 'Coco Rocha is one of the most influential fashion figures of our time. Her perspective, creativity, and commitment to authenticity make her the perfect partner for our next brand launch. We are thrilled to work alongside her in building something empowering and extraordinary.' Xcel was founded in 2011 with a vision to reimagine shopping, entertainment, and social media as social commerce. It owns Halston, Judith Ripka, and C. Wonder brands, as well as the co-branded collaboration brands TowerHill by Christie Brinkley, LB70 by Lloyd Boston, Trust. Respect. Love. by Cesar Millan, and GemmaMade by Gemma Stafford. It also holds non-controlling interests or long-term license agreements in the Isaac Mizrahi brand, Orme Live and Jenny Martinez Live brands.
Yahoo
12-06-2025
- Politics
- Yahoo
Bad actors in LA protests a 'good thing' for Trump's immigration agenda: Chuck Rocha
Protests in Los Angeles and other cities continue as citizens protest ICE raids taking place in their communities. Democratic strategist Chuck Rocha encourages Americans to protest if they have disagreements with the government but cautions against bad actors who cause destruction and violence, saying, "Those are the imagery Donald Trump wants to see … because it's a good thing for him." Rocha talks about how President Trump campaigned on immigration, which he says is a key reason Trump was reelected. Rocha believes Democrats have a hard time sticking to core values and need to return to those if they want to win elections. #DonaldTrump #LosAngeles #ICEprotests
