Time flies, so to keep you in the loop, we’ve rounded up all the important snippets of fashion news from the past seven days into one neat feature. This week includes a Stussy x Birkenstock collab, Dunhill’s Frieze podcast and Future’s collection for Lanvin Lab. 

Future’s debut Lanvin Lab collection
Though they may not on the surface seem like kindred spirits, Future took a lot of inspiration from Jeanne Lanvin herself. “I created a vibe with this collection, something you can feel when you wear it,” Future says of the collection. “Jeanne Lanvin drew inspiration from her life and lifestyle. We are the same in that way, we create from experience.”

Read more here. 

Burberry’s SS24 campaign
From the beginning of Daniel Lee’s reign at the helm of Burberry, his campaign talent has been top-tier. Shot by frequent collaborator Tyrone Lebon, the brand’s newly released SS24 campaign carries on this high standard, featuring the likes of Arsenal footballer Bukayo Saka, Damon Albarn, Jessie Buckley, King Krule and Rachel Weisz.

Read more here. 

Louis Vuitton’s Christmas at Claridges
The most wonderful time of the year is fast approaching and Mayfair’s Claridges hotel has unveiled its annual Christmas tree, this year designed in collaboration with Louis Vuitton. Far from your traditional leafy number, the tree is formed of Louis Vuitton’s iconic trunks adorned with travel stickers and luggage tags, opening up to reveal a series of chrome trunks and a homage to the house’s family home and atelier – Asnières.

Birkenstock x Stussy 
Once again embarking on a creative journey, delving deep into Birkenstock’s rich archives to reimagine the classic Birkenstock one-strap Kyoto style in a brand new way. Their collaborative effort has given birth to the Solana, a slip-on silhouette that features Birkenstock’s signature moulded cork footbed and an oversized suede upper lined with shearling and a hook and loop fastener for perfect adjustability and a snug fit.

Read more here. 

Filippa K’s 90s-inspired menswear
As Scandinavia’s Filippa K makes its return with a pioneering approach to 90s minimalism and a sleek sartorial aesthetic, the house’s latest menswear collection is a perfect example of just that. Jackets and trousers in crushed corduroy and rich suede are fashioned in neutral hues of beiges and browns alongside chunky knits and faux-fur trimmed denim.

Shop the collection here. 

Martine Rose is collaborating with Stella Artois
We’re a sucker for a Martine Rose collaboration and in a pairing that makes perfect sense, the British designer is teaming up with Stella Artois. Paying homage to the rich legacy of UK subcultures and the humble pool hall, bomber jackets, distressed jeans and graphic tees form the core of the capsule collection.

Read more here. 

Boiler Room’s FW23 drop
Synonymous with London’s underground scene, Boiler Room’s latest collection It’s Better In the Dark, is an ode to alt-club culture style and the subversive world which exists in the dimly lit basements of a good old rave. True to its name, this season sees a darker side of Boiler Room emerge as supernatural symbolism, cartoon devils and satanic branding sit across graphic tees, workwear and signature sweats in a series of motocross and heavy metal-inspired apparel. Keep your eyes peeled for those devils when you’re on the Drumsheds dancefloor.

Shop the collection here.

Dunhill’s Frieze Masters Podcast
This year, British menswear house Dunhill partnered with Frieze to bring Frieze Masters Talks back to the fair for the first time since 2019. Examining how the influences from both past and present have on contemporary culture, to celebrate its 130th anniversary, the brand invited the likes of Tim Marlow, Thomas J Price, Tim Walker and Gilbert & George to the National Portrait Gallery. Now, each conversation is available in podcast format to enjoy on your morning commute.

Listen to the Frieze Masters Podcast in collaboration with Dunhill on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and Lisbyn. 

Per Götesson x Armand Basi
Swedish-born, London-based designer Per Götesson has collaborated with newly-revived heritage 80s Spanish brand Armand Basi. Observing Barcelona’s mannerisms and personality – the people, the architecture, the lifestyle – Götesson found connections to his own work: notions of geometric design, a forward-thinking innovation, and an inherent easefulness and chill.

Read our interview with Per Götesson here. 

NTS DJs are decked out in Urbanears
Stockholm-based Urbanears is bringing back their iconic headphones Zinken, partnering with everyone’s favourite radio station NTS to mark the occasion. First launched in 2012 and used by DJs across the globe, Zinken returns with an improved sound and hardware crafted from recycled plastics. Accompanied by campaign imagery starring world-renowned Berghain resident DJ Marcel Dettmann, NTS show host and one of London’s most in-demand names Moxie and longtime NTS producer Fauzia. If they’re good enough for Berghain then they’re good enough for us.

Shop the collaboration here. 

Kano fronts JD’s seasonal campaign
Accompanied by the likes of Central Cee and Nia Archives, Kano dons an Adidas two-piece to ring in the festive season for JD Sports. Alongside an edited list of gifts for everyone from your picky little brother to your football-loving dad, JD is ensuring you can fill a stocking with Kano-approved favourites.

Shop the edit here.