Must Read: 'Elle' Reveals 2023 Women in Hollywood, Meg Ryan Covers Glamour

These are the stories making headlines in fashion on Thursday.

Elle reveals 2023 Women in Hollywood
Elle‘s December/January issue crowns its 2023 Women in Hollywood, nine women who are making creative and cultural waves in the industry. This year’s Women in Hollywood are Jennifer Lopez, Jodie Foster, America Ferrera, Lily Gladstone, Eva Longoria, Greta Lee, Danielle Brooks, Taraji P. Henson and Fantasia Barrino Taylor. The issue will be available on newsstands on Dec. 19. {Elle}

Meg Ryan covers Glamour
Styled in a Malene Birger sweater by Carolina Orrico, Meg Ryan is Glamour’s December 2023 cover star, and the 62-year-old actor is opening up about directing during the pandemic, the joy of parenting and her rom-com golden trifecta: “When Harry Met Sally”, “Sleepless in Seattle” and “You’ve Got Mail.” Ryan is returning to acting with her new film, “What Happens Later,” which also stars David Duchovny. “As an old person now, I love my age. I love where I’m at,” Ryan told writer Caitlin Brody. “Aging is not that terrifying. We’re all doing it. I wish someone had told me earlier, ‘Just relax. It is what it is. Don’t pay attention to the obstacles.'” {Glamour}

Aimee Song collaborates with Madewell
Designer Aimee Song worked with Madewell on a new 11-piece capsule collection tailored for the holiday season and beyond. The collaboration includes a monochromatic purple wool set, a silver coated denim mini skirt and a sequin maxi dress. Ranging in price from $36 to $248, it’s available now in Madewell stores and online at madewell.com. See and shop the full collection below. {Fashionista inbox} 

Vogue pays tribute to Davide Renne
Only 10 days after starting his new role as creative director of Moschino, 46-year-old designer Davide Renne suddenly died. Alessandra Pellegrino, a longtime friend of Renne’s, pays tribute to the late designer with a story that was originally published in the December issue of Vogue Italia and that honors his life, his talent and his deep love for fashion. Pellegrino shares stories of the early days of their friendship, Renne’s constant dedication to his craft and quotes from his many loved ones. “You were sincere, you were real, and the false and opportunistic sides of fashion never changed you,” Pellegrino writes. “Maybe you didn’t even see them.” {Vogue/paywalled} 

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