After Raf Simons left his position as the creative officer of Calvin Klein in December, it’s been stormy waters for the iconic brand. In December, it announced plans to close the flagship store in New York at 654 Madison Avenue. In January, about 100 employees were let go and in February, after 25 years of showing at New York Fashion Week, the American brand was a no-show at the Fall 2019 shows. Now, there’s news that Calvin Klein has decided not to continue its high-end designer collection business, which had been renamed CalvinKlein205W39NYC under Simons. As a result, more layoffs are expected, including