Calvin Klein, Inc., a subsidiary of PVH, has made an exciting announcement regarding the hiring of Jessica Lomax as the new executive vice president and global head of design. Starting on December 9, 2020, Lomax will take on the crucial role of leading Calvin Klein’s design strategy on a global scale. This includes providing creative direction across all areas of the business, including collaborations and the incorporation of sustainable innovation.
With an impressive background at Nike as the senior creative director for women’s sportswear apparel, Lomax brings a wealth of experience to her new position. Her work on high-profile collaborations and sustainability initiatives at Nike demonstrates her ability to drive innovation and creativity within the industry. Prior to her time at Nike, Lomax’s collaborations with notable brands such as Puma and Adidas showcase her versatility and creativity as a designer.
Calvin Klein CEO Cheryl Abel-Hodges expressed her confidence in Lomax’s ability to align the brand’s vision with the desires of today’s consumers. With a focus on essential hero products, collaborations, and sustainable practices, Lomax is poised to define and strengthen all product categories for Calvin Klein’s lifestyle brand.
Lomax’s hiring is just one of the recent additions to Calvin Klein’s global leadership team. With the appointment of global chief merchant and product strategist Jacob Jordan in October, and global chief marketing officer Linh Peters in November, Calvin Klein is making strategic moves to adapt the brand to current trends and consumer preferences.
By bringing on talented leaders like Jessica Lomax, Calvin Klein aims to evolve its brand to stay relevant and engaging for consumers worldwide. With a focus on inclusivity, sustainability, and innovation, Calvin Klein is poised for continued growth and success in the ever-changing fashion industry.
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