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    10 OF TOMORROW Meet 10 emerging figures in design, JAN. beauty, retail, business 2017 No. 2 and technology with the potential to lead their respective fields. Features, p. 39 Fashion. Beauty. Business. COUTURE IN BLOOM MARIA GRAZIA CHIURI said it with flowers — and a garden set — for her couture debut at DIOR. US $9.99 JAPAN ¥1500 CANADA $13 CHINA ¥80 UK £ 8 HONG KONG HK100 EUROPE € 11 INDIA 800 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE TEN OF TOMORROW WINNERS PRESENTED BY COMING SOON Discover the Seaport of Tomorrow SeaportDistrict.nyc The Miles Socha EDITOR IN CHIEF James Fallon Features EDITOR Pete Born EXECUTIVE EDITOR, BEAUTY Bridget Foley Ten of Tomorrow EXECUTIVE EDITOR Arthur Zaczkiewicz 39 WWD’s annual special EXECUTIVE EDITOR, STRATEGIC CONTENT DEVELOPMENT report looks at 10 emerging Nick Mrozowski CREATIVE DIRECTOR figures in design, beauty, retail, John B. Fairchild business and technology who 1927 — 2015 have the potential to lead their MANAGING EDITOR Peter Sadera MANAGING EDITOR, Dianne M. Pogoda respective fields. FASHION/SPECIAL REPORTS DEPUTY MANAGING EDITOR Evan Clark NEWS DIRECTOR Lisa Lockwood STYLE DIRECTOR Alex Badia Couture SENIOR EDITOR, RETAIL David Moin SENIOR EDITOR, SPECIAL PROJECTS, Arthur Friedman 60 The spring couture season TEXTILES & TRADE SENIOR EDITOR, FINANCIAL Vicki M. Young BUREAU CHIEF, LONDON Samantha Conti is under way in Paris, with a BUREAU CHIEF, PARIS Joelle Diderich BUREAU CHIEF, MILAN Luisa Zargani flurry of fantasy and some BUREAU CHIEF, LOS ANGELES Marcy Medina ASIAN EDITOR Amanda Kaiser much-anticipated debuts. BUREAU CHIEF, WASHINGTON Kristi Ellis ASSOCIATE EDITOR Jenny B. Fine SENIOR EDITOR, SPECIALTY RETAIL Sharon Edelson SENIOR FASHION FEATURES EDITOR Jessica Iredale ACCESSORIES MARKET DIRECTOR Roxanne Robinson FASHION MARKET DIRECTOR Mayte Allende ASSOCIATE EYE EDITOR Kristen Tauer MEN’S SENIOR EDITOR Jean E.