Carolina Herrera reveals new comms leadership appointments

Carolina Herrera on Thursday revealed a series of new management hires spanning marketing, communications, and celebrity and influencer relations at the American luxury fashion brand.

The New York-based company has appointed Stephanie Ogden to the role of vice president of marketing and communications. A luxury fashion veteran, Ogden joins Carolina Herrera from Tom Ford, where she served in the same role. She also spent seven years at luxury label Versace in marketing management roles of varying responsibility.

Coincidingly, Eduardo Lozano Lopez has been promoted to the role of director of marketing and communications. He transfers to the role from parent company, Puig. Meanwhile, Nina Sisco has been appointed to the role of director of celebrity and influencer relations, joining from YSL.

In its most recent trading update for the quarter ending September,  Puig reported sales of 1.297 billion euros, up 6.1% like-for-like, and 3.2% on a reported basis.

The company’s executive chairman, Marc Puig, said it was a strong third quarter “supported by sustained growth across all business segments and by the strength” of its brands, which also includes Dries Van Noten, Rabanne, Nina Ricci, and Charlotte Tilbury.

“We face the Christmas campaign with full confidence, thanks to our strong execution capabilities, disciplined management and notable launches such as ‘La Bomba’ by Carolina Herrera,” Puig added.

In September, Carolina Herrera presented its spring 2026 collection in a runway show staged in Madrid’s Plaza Mayor, showcasing latest creations by the brand’s creative director, Wes Gordon.