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These are the stories making headlines in fashion on Wednesday.A Schiaparelli Exhibit Is Coming to the V&AOn Saturday, the Victoria and Albert Museum (V&A) will open “Schiaparelli: Fashion Becomes Art,” the first-ever UK exhibition devoted to the French Maison. The show traces the brand’s history, from its early work by founder Elsa Schiaparelli to its latest pieces by creative director Daniel Roseberry. The exhibit spans over 400 objects, including 100 garments and 50 artworks, as well as accessories, jewelry, paintings, photographs, furniture, perfumes and archival works. “Schiaparelli: Fashion Becomes Art” will be open from March 28 through Nov. 8. {Fashionista inbox}On CEO ExitsOn’s longtime CEO, Martin Hoffmann, is exiting his role after a 13-year run at the sportswear company. He is leaving to “take a planned hiatus and pursue philanthropic interests,” per the press release. Effective May 1, On co-founders David Allemann and Caspar Coppetti will serve as Co-CEOs. “It has been an absolute privilege to shape On and this amazing team alongside the Founders for over a decade,” Hoffmann said in a press statement. “The timing to move on feels right.” {On}Violet Grey Is ExpandingViolet Grey will begin shipping to the U.K. to start its international expansion. The U.S. beauty retailer will also open a pop-up within London’s Harvey Nichols to build brand awareness among global customers. Despite having been in business for over a decade, this marks Violet Grey’s first foray into the global market. {Business of Fashion/paywalled}Content Creators Criticize LTK’s Revised Terms of ServiceContent creators blasted LTK after the affiliate marketing platform updated its terms of service with a non-disparagement clause. The provision existed in the prior terms but became a hot topic among influencers after the update. LTK responded by changing the clause to a “non-interference” provision. The updated terms of service also addressed how LTK will deal with AI and link optimization when products are out of stock. {Puck/paywalled}Meta x Ray-Ban Rollout Halted in EUMeta’s Ray-Ban smart glasses rollout has been halted in the European Union due to noncompliance with battery and artificial intelligence regulations. The EU rules require devices to include removable batteries, complicating matters for device makers looking to cram in as many features and electronics as possible, Bloomberg reports. The EU also has strict laws around AI-related features. Meta is in talks with the EU to find a workaround. {Bloomberg/paywalled}Ralph Lauren Unveils New Sustainability StrategyRalph Lauren is restructuring its sustainability strategy, now focusing on shorter-term, measurable commitments including reducing carbon emissions and water use, using more regenerative and recycled cotton and prioritizing worker wellbeing. The revised plan comes months after the company ditched its goal to reach net-zero emissions by 2040. {Ralph Lauren}Do you have an emerging brand you want to share with Fashionista readers? Jumpstart your business with our affordable digital offerings.
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