These are the stories making headlines in fashion on Wednesday.CNN Releases an Anna Wintour DocumentaryCNN Flashdoc has released “Behind the Bob: Vogue’s Anna Wintour,” a documentary special following the editor’s decades-long reign in fashion media. It explores her early years in the industry, how she’s transformed Vogue into a cultural institution and her role in elevating the Met Gala. The documentary includes interviews with designers, industry insiders and Wintour’s former Vogue employees. “Behind the Bob: Vogue’s Anna Wintour” is available to subscribers here. {Fashionista inbox}Puig Reports Q1 2026 EarningsPuig’s Q1 2026 earnings report reveals slower sales growth for the beauty conglomerate. The company’s net revenue rose 4.7% to €1.22 billion ($1.43 billion), slightly more than the €1.21 billion recorded in the same period last year. Its fragrance and fashion division grew 3.9%, while makeup and skincare categories rose 9.2% and 4.7%, respectively. Despite the slow growth, Puig remains optimistic about the rest of the year. {Puig}”Grandma” Watches Are the Latest Gen Z Style Trend”Grandma” watches are Gen Z shoppers’ latest obsession. Timepieces defined by their vintage look and ultra-slim bands, the style is appreciated for its versatility, wearability and stackable nature. Watch brands are responding to the demand by releasing new styles that come in smaller sizes. {Bloomberg/paywalled}Sol De Janiero Co-Founder Exits BrandSol de Janeiro Co-Founder and CEO Heela Young is leaving the brand. Jordan Saxemard, chief marketing and digital officer, has been promoted to CEO. “Sol de Janeiro has always stood for something bigger than beauty — it’s a celebration of joy, sensuality and self-expression, rooted in the warmth of the Brazilian spirit,” said Saxemard in a press statement. “I’m energized to build on that foundation and expand the brand’s global presence and impact with clarity, discipline and creative boldness — while staying true to what makes it unique.” {WWD/paywalled}Armani Group Shares First Financial Results Since Founder’s DeathThe Armani Group reported that its 2025 net revenue dropped 2.8%. The company shared that it is facing a possible restructuring and remains optimistic about its future outlook. Last year marked the passing of the Italian fashion group’s founder, Giorgio Armani, whose will demanded that his heirs sell a majority stake to major luxury players. The company has not yet met with the potential buyers. {Reuters}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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