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Hi, welcome back to Line Sheet, and happy first day of Spring.

Let’s get going by
sharing some breaking news at the top: Goop Kitchen, Gwyneth Paltrow’s real exit opportunity, is opening in Silver Lake in early April. Finally, access to Calabrian chile Caesar dressing without having to drive to the Valley!

For the 99 percent of you who don’t live on the Eastside of Los Angeles, I’ve
got the latest from Europe (Dolce & Gabbana’s debt; more Versace personnel changes), New York (Printemps’ opening night), and San Francisco (an interrogation of my own feelings about the Gapaissance and some news on Zac Posen’s future at the company).

Programming notes: Today on The Powers That Be, I’m chatting with power forward–turned–shooting guard Peter Hamby about LVMH succession (who will get the kiss from
Daddy?). Plus… tariffs! Listen here and here.

Tomorrow on Fashion People, my guest is The RealReal C.E.O. Rati Sahi Levesque. We discuss shopping society’s collective addiction
to the resale platform, and what it has been like for her to watch its transformation over the past 14 years. I’ve known Rati for pretty much all that time, so this was a fun one. Listen here and here.

A reminder: Today’s issue is for
Inner Circle members only. If you upgrade your account now, email Fritz@puck.news and me and we will make sure its contents are hand-delivered to your inbox.

Mentioned in this issue: Richard Dickson, Gap, Madonna, Parker Posey, Zac
Posen, Old Navy, Dolce & Gabbana, Alfonso Dolce, Donatella, Qataris, Jean-Marc Bellaiche, Abercrombie & Fitch, Simeon Siegel, Anna Wintour, Scott Sternberg, Kering, the Polo Bar, 15,000 square feet of red and gold mini-tiles, and many more…

Puck’s daily art market email, anchored by industry expert Marion Maneker, offers unparalleled access to the mega-auctions
and galleries, elite buyers and sellers, and the power players who run this opaque world. Wall Power also features Julie Brener Davich, a veteran of Christie’s and Sotheby’s, who provides unique insights into how the business really works.

Finally, a media podcast about what’s actually happening in the media—not the oversanitized,
legal-and-standards-approved version you read online. Join Dylan Byers, Puck’s veteran media reporter, as he sits down with TV personalities, moguls, pundits, and industry executives for raw, honest, sometimes salacious conversations about the business of media and its biggest egos. New episodes publish every Tuesday and Friday.