16Arlington’s menswear has dropped
Having debuted at the brand’s coffee-filled FW23 show, it became instantly clear that 16Arlington’s menswear was every bit as glorious as its womenswear. The provocation and precision for which the London-based brand is best known saw sumptuous alpaca knitwear, bitter chocolate satin suiting, sweeping shearling coats, and oversized versions of the inimitable Kikka bag saunter down the runway. And now, Marco Capaldo’s menswear offering is finally available for us to get our hands on.

Shop the collection here. 

Chloe Sevigny stars in Proenza Schouler’s FW23 campaign
Following an appearance at the brand’s FW23 show at New York Fashion Week, Chloe Sevigny is the star of this season’s Proenza Schouler campaign. Shot by Davit Giorgadze, the relaxed portraits capture Sevigny in her native New York wrapped in Proenza’s trademark leather and faux fur.

Ferragamo’s Italian Renaissance
For the Italian house’s FW23 campaign, Maximilian Davis returned to not just the roots of Ferragamo, but to art itself. Partnering with the Uffizi in Florence, Giorgio Vasari’s Portrait of Alessandro de Medici and Botticelli’s The Annunciation of San Martino alla Scala stand alongside the designer’s elegant creations. 

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Heaven by Marc Jacobs x Bleach London
Craving a multicoloured, punk-ish and unrecognisably cool makeover? Heaven by Marc Jacobs’ latest collab is the answer to your prayers. Teaming up with Alex Brownsell’s Bleach London hair salon, the pair have created a series of semi-permanent hair dyes for DIY experimentation in hues of Peptol Bismol pink, lime green and fiery red. Accompanied by a very cool ‘before and after’ campaign, a shared love of grunge, Gen Z and pop culture goodness proves this collaboration is quite literally a match made in heaven.

Browse the full collection here. 

Samsøe Samsøe hit the streets
Having celebrated its 30th birthday earlier this year, Scandinavian brand Samsøe Samsøe is continuing a celebration of heritage with its FW23 campaign. Titled Rush Hour and shot in Berlin by Vitali Gelwich, the daily life of the city dweller comes into focus as the brand’s easeful chic build an everyday wardrobe fit for the rough and tumble of city life. Neutral hues blend in with concrete tones as brown car coats, grey cargo jeans and distressed leather menswear mixes with breezy silk slip dresses, duster coats and formfitting bodysuits for the girls.

Ashley Williams returns to LFW
Announced as the latest recipient of Fashion East’s XLNC programme, which aims to support former members in taking their label to the next level, this season will see the return of Ashley Williams to the fashion week schedule having last shown in February 2020. Since launching in 2013, Williams has been celebrated for her alt-girl, Y2k-infused aesthetic and we’re thrilled to have her back.

Black Star front Amiri’s new Icon campaign
Expanding the FW23 collection story, legendary NYC hip-hop duo Black Star – aka Yasiin “Mos Def” Bey and Talib Kweli – are the stars of Amiri’s latest campaign. Photographed by Karim Sadli, the pair sport looks inspired by the decades which defined their career.

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Valentino gets all loved up
Celebrating Chinese Valentine’s Day, Valentino have released their new VLogo for Love campaign, featuring singers and artists Xu Yiyang, Liu Xiening, and singer Kazuma Mitchell. Showcasing the a new selection of house favourites, including Valentino Garavani Locò bags, VLogo signature pumps and the new Pace Sneaker, the imagery sees the cast gaze lovingly at each other, and their Valentino pieces.

Celebrating VLogo for Love, Valentino has launched its first RED online pop-up store, while the collection will be available at selected boutiques in mainland China, Hong Kong, Macau and Taiwan regions.