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. 

S.S. Daley’s SS25 collection
Steven Stokey-Daley is taking us on a lovely trip to the British seaside, releasing his SS25 menswear collection as a lookbook shot on location in Margate. Here, we see Daley riff on Graham Greene’s classic gangster thriller Brighton Rock.

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Dsquared2 dropped their Icon New Generation collection
For FW24, Dsquared2 present the Icon New Generation collection, taking the mainline’s contemporary spirit a step forward through textured materials and modern shapes. You’ll notice an all-new sloped logo appears across a range of new silhouettes, such as women’s cropped nylon jackets, hooded sweatshirts, men’s matte leather and glossy nylon jackets, and baggy black denim. Also check out all the teddy fabric, just what you need for the cold months ahead.

Craig Green x Fred Perry is here 
At Craig Green’s SS25 runway show, presented inside his East London studio, the designer revealed a collaboration with Fred Perry, reinventing the brand’s synonymous polo through experimentation and deconstruction. Now you can buy them, so what are you waiting for?

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Robyn Lynch’s jerseys, now available in XXXXXL
After collaborating on the NOW Gallery exhibition Greetings from Ireland in 2023, Robyn Lynch has reunited with Rory Mullen and Peter Eason Daniels for another large-scale art project. One of Lynch’s most iconic pieces is her version of the Dublin GAA [Gaelic Athletic Association] jersey, which she produced back in 2021 in collaboration with Synflux. Producing unique scans of two of Lynch’s dad’s GAA jerseys, they were then reinterpreted into knitwear pieces made from Japanese cotton yarns as part of her FW22 runway show.

Now, the jerseys are back and bigger than ever. In images taken at Crystal Palace Sports Centre, we see the huge jerseys draped over the terrace seats, referencing a location where many communities unite, with Lynch bringing iconic Irish heritage and iconography to the fore.

Cherry World just landed 
Founded by renowned photographer Glen Luchford, Frame denim founder Josh Levine, artist Fergus Purcell and stylist Fran Burns, Cherry World is a one-stop shop for the misfits, offering a range of relaxed, California-centric apparel inspired by and crafted for LA’s skater-stoner subculture.

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Barbour and Baracuta’s capsule collection
In a nod to their shared heritage, British brands Barbour and Baracuta have teamed up again for a collection fit for the outdoors. Celebrating Northern British subcultural movements, the pair have reimagined classic silhouettes such as Baracuta’s G9 Harrington and Barbour’s Bedale Jacket, accompanied by a campaign shot on the streets of Manchester.

Shop the collection here. 

Chanel No.5’s star-studded campaign
Before Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi meet on screen in Emerald Fennell’s adaptation of Wuthering Heights, the two actors star in Chanel’s new No.5 campaign film See You At 5, directed by Italian filmmaker Luca Guadagnino. Now that’s pulling power.

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Puma’s Speedcat is back
Gone are the days of the chunky trainer, it’s all about a streamlined silhouette and Puma is pioneering the trend with the return of its iconic Speedcat shoe. Across LFW, the motorsport-inspired trainers featured on the runway for four designers: Feben, LUEDER, Mains, and Ahluwalia. Now you can also get in on the action as the brand releases the silhouette in classic hues of black, red, blue and brown.

Shop the collection here. 

Louis Vuitton at Design Miami.Paris 2024
As Design Miami.Paris descends on the French capital for another year, Louis Vuitton has unveiled an exhibition in celebration of the Louis Vuitton Objets Nomades collection and the brand’s long-standing partnership with visual artists Estúdio Campana. Reimaging the iconic Cocoon chair first built in 2015, the Campana brothers have designed six one-off pieces inspired by Brazillian folklore and mythical creatures.

Prada set an A-list table
For the brand’s holiday campaign, they gathered friends of the house for a festive feast, Maya Hawke, Louis Partridge, Kelvin Harrison Jr and Karina. Luckily Willy Vanderperre was there to capture the whole thing.

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