These are the stories making headlines in fashion on Monday.Maria Grazia Chiuri’s Debut Fendi Couture Show will be in RomeMaria Grazia Chiuri is staging her debut Fendi haute couture (Fall 2026) show in Rome, scheduled for July 9. The exact location for the presentation has yet to be announced. This marks the third time Fendi will present its couture show in Rome. {WWD/paywalled}Ganni CEO steps downGanni CEO Laura du Rusquec has exited the company after two years in the position. She is leaving to pursue other opportunities, a spokesperson told Vogue Business. Retail exec and former Tom Dixon CEO Hans Hoegstedt has stepped in as interim CEO, effective immediately. {Vogue Business/paywalled}Vinted Valued at $9.4 BillionOnline retailer Vinted is now valued at €8 billion (approximately $9.4 billion) following a secondary share sale. Swedish fund EQT Growth and new investors Schroders Capital and Teachers’ Venture Growth led the $880 million share sale. While the deal didn’t raise capital for Vinted, it highlighted its marketability to investors. {Bloomberg/paywalled}Bottega Veneta’s Latest Executive HireBottega Veneta has appointed Jodie Chan as vice president of marketing and communications of the Americas region, effective Wednesday. She will oversee the development of integrated communications, marketing and VIP strategy. Prior to this role, Chan held executive marketing positions at Versace and Carolina Herrera. {WWD/paywalled}Casablanca Names New CEODidier Nguyen has joined Casablanca as its new CEO, effective immediately. He succeeds Frederick Lukoff, who will move into a senior advisory role. Nguyen’s resume includes experience at Saint Laurent, Dior, Givenchy and Amiri, plus a two-year freelancing stint as…
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