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Denim's Original American House Gets a New Custodian

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Nicola Brognano has taken the reins at 7 For All Mankind, the label that helped put premium American denim on the map, and is quietly resetting its fit and silhouette for how closets actually dress now. It's less a rebrand than a recalibration — the kind of careful hand-off that keeps a house's DNA intact while sharpening it for the decade ahead.

With reporting from Elle.

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