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Richemont’s Dunhill Names Simon Holloway as Creative Director

A portrait of Simon Holloway, Dunhill's new creative director. — Simon Holloway is Dunhill's new creative director. (Dunhill)

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Tamison O'Connor

12 April 2023

Holloway joins the British menswear house from James Purdey & Sons, which is also in the Richemont portfolio. He succeeds Mark Weston, who left the brand earlier this year.

Holloway “will be instrumental as we evolve and expand our house’s iconic codes in the context of today’s client,” Laurent Malecaze, who joined the brand as CEO in January last year, said in a statement.

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