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Harris Reed Exits Nina Ricci

Reed plans to focus on his own brand after three and a half years as creative director for the Puig-owned label.
Gender fluid designer Harris Reed
Harris Reed is leaving Nina Ricci and plans to focus on his own brand. (Hannah Moon)
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  • Mimosa Spencer

Harris Reed is stepping down as creative director of Nina Ricci, the Puig-owned fashion and fragrance house said Wednesday.

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