Must Read: Prada Beauty Launches in U.S., Rag & Bone Names Robert Geller Head Menswear Designer

These are the stories making headlines in fashion on Tuesday.

Prada Beauty makes U.S. debut
Prada Beauty, which includes the Prada Skin and Prada Color collections, is now accessible to U.S. shoppers. Both collections launched on Nordstrom's website and at Prada-Beauty.com on Monday. Prada Beauty will also be available in Nordstrom stores in February and at Bloomingdale's in March. Prada Color is now available on Sephora.com and will be in Sephora stores in February. The brand also appointed two new official brand talents: Global Creative Makeup Artist Lynsey Alexander and Global Creative E-Makeup Artist Ines Alpha. Prada Skin's four-piece skin-care collection — a Nordstrom exclusive — ranges in price from $95 to $410 and includes a cleanser, skin cream, essence and face and eye serum. Prada Color features a selection of lipstick shades, eyeshadow palettes, beauty tools and foundation. Shop them all below. {Fashionista inbox}

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Rag & Bone taps Robert Geller as head menswear designer
Rag & Bone has hired Robert Geller as its head menswear designer; his first collection for the brand will be for Fall 2024 and will be shown in New York, Chicago and Paris. Geller worked for Marc Jacobs and Cloak before launching his own collection in 2007 and a denim collection in 2015. For his first collection, Geller told WWD he is focused on "the fit and overall silhouette. We have integrated the ready-to-wear collection with our Pursuit sportswear, while bringing a more fashionable side to the denim in a way that satisfies all of men's wardrobing needs, celebrating comfort." {WWD/paywalled}

How struggling beauty brands can recover
Closures, bankruptcies and layoffs are plaguing the beauty industry, with some brands are struggling to navigate the current economic climate. For example, Morphe's parent company Forma Brands went bankrupt in January 2023 and skin-care brand Matter of Fact laid off five employees (40% of its workforce) just before the holidays. To find success in the beauty market, experts recommend building lean teams, expanding on retention marketing and remaining focused on product differentiation rather than low prices. {Business of Fashion/paywalled}

Chloé x Atelier Jolie womenswear collection launches in Neiman Marcus, Bergdorf Goodman 
Chloé Creative Director Gabriela Hearst and Angelina Jolie co-designed a capsule womenswear collection inspired by Jolie's own timeless wardrobe that is available now exclusively at Neiman Marcus and Bergdorf Goodman. The collection ranges in price from $1,050 to $4,790 and has an eveningwear focus with pieces such as slip dresses, blazers and wide-leg trousers. See and shop the collection below. {Fashionista inbox}

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