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Top Fashion Stories of the Week: January 6
Kicking off the new year, fashion presented a diverse mix of business dealings, creative director changes and new collaboration launches. If anything, it revealed the forthcoming year in fashion is set to include a wide array of discussion-worthy moments big and small. adidas and Thom Browne appeared in court regarding their ongoing three stripes trademark dispute; Kering Q4 forecasts suggest that Balenciaga’s ad controversy could contribute to declining numbers; California became the first state to ban fur sales; and Louise Trotter exited Lacoste as its creative director. Outside of business, Marni and Carhartt WIP teamed up for a funkadelic offering, the Dior x ERL “California Collection” dropped at DSM, Louis…
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January 6 committee considers criminal referrals for at least 4 others besides Trump
CNN — The Home select committee investigating the January 6, 2021, insurrection is thinking of prison referrals for at least four people today in addition to previous President Donald Trump, several sources instructed CNN. The panel is weighing criminal referrals for previous White House chief of employees Mark Meadows, correct wing law firm John Eastman, previous Justice Department official Jeffrey Clark and Trump’s previous lawyer Rudy Giuliani, the sources explained. The committee has not officially made a decision whom to refer to the Justice Office for prosecution and for what offenses, resources reported. The 4 people who are amongst people under thought, and whose names have not been earlier noted,…
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Former January 6 committee staffer says texts show evidence of ‘attempted coup’ – as it happened | US politics
Denver Riggleman’s interview with 60 Minutes is a rare breach in the carefully stage managed presentation the January 6 committee has given Americans over the past months about what happened during the insurrection at the Capitol. A former Republican congressman who was ousted by a more conservative opponent in 2020 and now considers himself independent, Riggleman acted as a technical adviser for the committee, poring through evidence such as text messages and emails obtained from people thought to have knowledge of the attack. His interview provided a behind-the-scenes look at the investigation, most details about which have come from lawmakers’ comments or the public hearings themselves. Perhaps his most startling…
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