Versace unveils the new ‘Icons’ campaign. Versace ‘Icons’ revealed a new campaign featuring Anne Hathaway, who has returned to the line, and Cillian Murphy, launching the first ‘Icons’ menswear offering. Focusing on the essentials of a wardrobe – coats, blazers, biker jackets, shirts, dresses and trousers – the capsule is tailor-made for those with a penchant for understated chic. Time to run, not walk!
Fruity Booty drops ‘September Melancholy’. Releasing their first unisex collection and their second collaboration with stylist Riccardo Maria Chiacchio. Inspired by Peppino di Capri’s ‘Melancolie’, each piece is a reminder of sun-soaked days and the salty air, made to carry you into the gentle nostalgia of September. Bella vita!
Kim Jones is leaving Fendi. LVMH, the Italian furrier’s parent company, said in a statement that Jones “made significant contributions to the brand’s creative legacy” over his four-year tenure, praising his “passion and creativity.” Jones’ departure is the latest luxury shake-up in a year that’s seen Hedi Slimane leave Celine, Virginie Viard exit from Chanel, Dries Van Noten leave his namesake brand and more. It’s unclear where Jones is off to next, but let’s hope it’s announced soon – fashion’s rumour mill is practically at breaking point.
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Versace unveils the new ‘Icons’ campaign. Versace ‘Icons’ revealed a new campaign featuring Anne Hathaway, who has returned to the line, and Cillian Murphy, launching the first ‘Icons’ menswear offering. Focusing on the essentials of a wardrobe – coats, blazers, biker jackets, shirts, dresses and trousers – the capsule is tailor-made for those with a penchant for understated chic. Time to run, not walk!
Fruity Booty drops ‘September Melancholy’. Releasing their first unisex collection and their second collaboration with stylist Riccardo Maria Chiacchio. Inspired by Peppino di Capri’s ‘Melancolie’, each piece is a reminder of sun-soaked days and the salty air, made to carry you into the gentle nostalgia of September. Bella vita!
Kim Jones is leaving Fendi. LVMH, the Italian furrier’s parent company, said in a statement that Jones “made significant contributions to the brand’s creative legacy” over his four-year tenure, praising his “passion and creativity.” Jones’ departure is the latest luxury shake-up in a year that’s seen Hedi Slimane leave Celine, Virginie Viard exit from Chanel, Dries Van Noten leave his namesake brand and more. It’s unclear where Jones is off to next, but let’s hope it’s announced soon – fashion’s rumour mill is practically at breaking point.
The Charli xcx remix album dropped. No surprise here, we all knew it was coming through a drip-feed tease. Fair to say: 2024 is a brat year; it has simply surpassed summer.
The Charli xcx remix album dropped. No surprise here, we all knew it was coming through a drip-feed tease. Fair to say: 2024 is a brat year; it has simply surpassed summer.
Gustaf Westman is heading to New York. The internet’s beloved chunky furniture designer is showcasing his work in a gallery-style setting in Brooklyn. You’ll have the chance to grab a selection of items, featuring everything from unique ceramics to the blob sofa! It runs from now until 13 October at 25 Fillmore Place in Brooklyn.
Birkenstock launches its Highwood experience. With an immersive studio takeover with spatial designer David Curtis-Ring, whom you might remember as the mastermind behind Craig Green’s early wearable sculpture works. Sound artist Justin Wiggan has created a calming soundscape to complement the new collection’s nature/holistic vibe, and those who purchase the Hightwood collection will also receive a free massage from East London’s BODIED. (Do two pairs equal two massages?!) The event runs from this Saturday until next Tuesday at Dray Walk Gallery, 91 Brick Lane, Shoreditch, E1 6QL.
Lacoste’s SS25 show just debuted at Paris Fashion Week. Pelagia Kolotouros’ latest collection for the house was the perfect blend of sportswear and loungewear in shades of beige, yellow, white and chocolate brown, with a front row of Lacoste-wearing names including Taylor Zakhar Perez, Venus Williams, Ncuti Gatwa and Viola Davis watching on.
Gustaf Westman is heading to New York. The internet’s beloved chunky furniture designer is showcasing his work in a gallery-style setting in Brooklyn. You’ll have the chance to grab a selection of items, featuring everything from unique ceramics to the blob sofa! It runs from now until 13 October at 25 Fillmore Place in Brooklyn.
Birkenstock launches its Highwood experience. With an immersive studio takeover with spatial designer David Curtis-Ring, whom you might remember as the mastermind behind Craig Green’s early wearable sculpture works. Sound artist Justin Wiggan has created a calming soundscape to complement the new collection’s nature/holistic vibe, and those who purchase the Hightwood collection will also receive a free massage from East London’s BODIED. (Do two pairs equal two massages?!) The event runs from this Saturday until next Tuesday at Dray Walk Gallery, 91 Brick Lane, Shoreditch, E1 6QL.
Lacoste’s SS25 show just debuted at Paris Fashion Week. Pelagia Kolotouros’ latest collection for the house was the perfect blend of sportswear and loungewear in shades of beige, yellow, white and chocolate brown, with a front row of Lacoste-wearing names including Taylor Zakhar Perez, Venus Williams, Ncuti Gatwa and Viola Davis watching on.
As we enter the season of the witch, there’s arguably no better time to release a book titled ‘How To Be a Goth’. Tish Weinstock, Beauty Director at System, has done just that. From Wednesday Addams, Siouxsie Sioux, and Theda Bara to Edith Sitwell, Rei Kawakubo, and Miss Havisham, the book invites readers to revel in an inventory of undead icons throughout the ages, with quotes by anyone from Gabbriette to Katy England. Now available at all the usual suspects of bookselling.
As we enter the season of the witch, there’s arguably no better time to release a book titled ‘How To Be a Goth’. Tish Weinstock, Beauty Director at System, has done just that. From Wednesday Addams, Siouxsie Sioux, and Theda Bara to Edith Sitwell, Rei Kawakubo, and Miss Havisham, the book invites readers to revel in an inventory of undead icons throughout the ages, with quotes by anyone from Gabbriette to Katy England. Now available at all the usual suspects of bookselling.
The director of Toni Erdmann is working on her next film. The bittersweet Oscar-nominated comedy that made Sandra Hüller arthouse famous the first time around (thank you, Anatomy of a Fall) was the last time we heard from its filmmaker Maren Ade. Now, eight years after that film premiered, her producer Janine Jackowski has said that Ade is “working very hard” on the script for a new project called Magic Word. It’s set to shoot in 2026.
The director of Toni Erdmann is working on her next film. The bittersweet Oscar-nominated comedy that made Sandra Hüller arthouse famous the first time around (thank you, Anatomy of a Fall) was the last time we heard from its filmmaker Maren Ade. Now, eight years after that film premiered, her producer Janine Jackowski has said that Ade is “working very hard” on the script for a new project called Magic Word. It’s set to shoot in 2026.
Cavetown has teamed up with Frankie Cosmos on a new single. “Magic 8 ball” comes in advance of the British artist’s upcoming North American headline tour, which Frankie will support on. The track sees both artists transform an old Frankie Cosmos demo into a fully-fledged pop song. “I’ve always adored Frankie’s voice and her intimate and creative lyrics, and I love the way our brains and sounds came together for this song,” says Cavetown. Listen to the track below.
Celebrated photographer Glen Luchford’s brand Cherry World has launched its AW24 collection. The collection sees Glen collaborate with Frame Denim founder Josh LeVine, artist Fergus Purcell and stylist Fran Burns on a line inspired by California’s rich subcultural history; skate, apparel and cannabis, namely.
