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Kaia Gerber and Re/Done’s CEO Talk Building an All-American Brand

As Kaia Gerber launches her first campaign and designs her first collection for Re/Done, she and CEO Phillip Prado discuss the brand’s next phase.

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According to Vogue’s source item, Kaia Gerber and Re/Done’s CEO Talk Building an All-American Brand, As Kaia Gerber launches her first campaign and designs her first collection for Re/Done, she and CEO Phillip Prado discuss the brand’s next phase.

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Kaia Gerber and Re/Done’s CEO Talk Building an All-American BrandVogue - 2026-05-20T04:30:00+00:00

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