Introducing the Vogue Business People Moves Tracker, a running list highlighting the key executive appointments and exits across the fashion and beauty industries. From CEOs to creative directors to other key C-suite hires, we track the leadership shifts that are reshaping the industry.
April 2026
Casablanca appoints Didier Nguyen as CEO
Background: Paris-based fashion house Casablanca has named Didier Nguyen as its next CEO. Nguyen joins the brand with a CV spanning key roles at Amiri, Saint Laurent, Dior, Givenchy, and more. Now is a pivotal time for Casablanca, as the company continues to expand its presence globally and cement its place at the intersection of sport, travel, culture, and luxury. The appointment follows the transition of former CEO Frederick Lukoff, who has led the brand since 2023, into a senior advisory position.
Effective: April 27, 2026.
Company comments: “Didier shares the same passion for beauty, craft, and storytelling that sits at the heart of everything we do and are. We connect on so many different levels of culture and values, there is a genuine respect and I am excited to build the next chapter of Casablanca together,” Charaf Tajer, founder and creative director, said in a statement.
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Lululemon names Heidi O’Neill as CEO
Background: Heidi O’Neill, who exited her role as Nike’s president of consumer, product and brand in May 2025, has been appointed CEO of Lululemon. O’Neill spent 27 years at Nike, where she spearheaded many of the company’s growth and innovation initiatives. Prior to her president roles, O’Neill was VP and general manager of Nike’s global women’s division for seven years. O’Neill also serves on the boards of directors of consumer-facing companies including Spotify Technology and Hyatt Hotels. She will also join Lululemon’s board, and be based in Vancouver.
Effective: September 8, 2026.
Company comments: “Heidi is an inspiring leader and proven, consumer-driven brand strategist, with a rare ability to both imagine a new future for a brand and to create the structure and processes to deliver on that vision,” Marti Morfitt, executive chair of Lululemon’s board of directors, said in a statement. “We selected Heidi because of the breadth of her experience, her demonstrated success delivering breakthrough ideas and initiatives at scale, and her ability to be a knowledgeable change and growth agent. We are excited to have Heidi join Lululemon and bring her strategic and creative vision to the company.”
