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. 

Loewe’s latest campaign featured whimsical pairings
Drew Starkey and some medieval knights, Ayo Edebiri and a rugby scrum, it could only be Loewe. For their SS25 pre-collection campaign, Loewe has brought together some unlikely pairings to explore dualities and human stereotypes.

In a series of classically lo-fi studio shots by Juergen Teller, Ambika Mod poses with the house’s Puzzle bag as two bodybuilders flex their muscles and Baby Reindeer ‘s Richard Gadd looks straight into the camera just as an agriculturist shows off a giant marrow.

Read more about it here.

UGG go cowboy
Collaborating with cult LA brand Gallery Dept. UGG ride west, their traditional shoe warped into a cowboy boot silhouette alongside a cut-and-stitch recycled denim iteration celebrating the material’s cultural heritage, and unique boots made using sourced canvas bags – one even includes the bag handle on the side.

MM6 Maison Margiela made a Timex watch the size of a ring
Good news for the bare-wristed among us, MM6 Maison Margiela have collaborated with Timex on two brand new watches. Both watches are riffs on Timex’s classic T80 digital timepiece, reimagined with the MM6 logo beneath the display. The T80 Ring Watch is the T80 but, in an incredibly MM6 move, it has shrunk down to be worn as a ring. The Timex collaboration has been described as redefining how time itself can be worn and nothing could be more true with the T80 Ring Watch.

Read more about the collaboration here

Adidas Originals and Wales Bonner dropped their FW24 collection
It’s no secret that Adidas Originals and Wales Bonner are a match made in heaven, every time the two come together the collection sells out almost and instantly, so it’s no surprise that they’re back with another one. These saw Bonner turn to the foundations of hip-hop culture, captured in a campaign shot by photographer Rennell Medrano on the streets of New York’s iconic Harlem neighbourhood. As for the clothes, sportswear silhouettes have been reimagined with 70s florals, the Samba has been given a crocodile-printed makeover and the Three Stripes remain steadfast. 

Shop the collection here. 

Loewe’s new Textura candles
Loewe Perfume’s new Textura scented candle collection has dropped and it’s perfect for autumn. Inspired by nature, the scents are available in Mimosa, Tuberose, and Orchid, offering cosy notes reminiscent of a vegetable garden. In true Loewe fashion, the candles are also incredibly chic on the outside, encased in earthy granite ceramics and polished marble. 

Shop the collection here. 

Tekla x Auralee
Tekla and Auralee’s collaboration lies at the intersection of Japanese and Scandinavian practices, exploring both brands’ appreciation for bathing culture. Built for the experience of returning from an Onsen (a Japanese hot spring), the collection includes outerwear, sleepwear, towelling and knitted accessories. Shot in the landscape from which the collection takes its inspiration, the earthy colourways are an ode to the earthy regions where Onsen naturally occur.

Shop the collection here. 

Samsøe Samsøe’s Manteco campaign
Scandinavian house Samsøe Samsøe has mastered the art of Copenhagen cool with wardrobe staples and elevated basics. The brand’s latest campaign celebrates its ongoing partnership with sustainable Italian wool company Manetco, taking Samsøe’s sumptuous outerwear to the streets of Milan. 

Shop the collection here. 

Liam Gallagher is the face of Berghaus
Liam Gallagher is famous for many things and his affinity for anoraks ranks rather high on that list. So, it makes sense that British outdoor clothing brand Berghaus asked the musician to front its Icons campaign, reimaging archival classics which populated British culture in the 80s and 90s. Lensed by Alisdair McLellan, the campaign also features legendary mountaineer Sir Chris Bonnington.

Speaking on the campaign Gallagher said; “My first encounter with Berghaus was through my brother Noel. He purchased a green one in the late 80s and I was always pinching it off him. They were all the rage and I couldn’t wait to get my hands on one of my own. I thought to myself ‘When I’m rich and famous I’m getting myself one.’ I finally did that and I’ve still got it to this day. To be asked to work with them on their comeback means a lot.”

Carhartt WIP in LA
For Carhartt WIP’s latest womenswear drop, the brand took a trip to the heart of Boyle Heights in Los Angeles. Lensed by Thalía Gochez, the campaign draws from Gochez’s experiences as a woman of colour in the city, shooting on location in jewellery stores, bodegas and LA homes. The collection itself is a homage to America’s West Coast with padded jackets, quilted skirts camouflage shirts and kneckerchiefs forming the base of this season’s offering.

Delvaux launch Le Caprice
Founded in 1892, Delvaux has been crafting luxury goods for over a century. The heritage Belgian brand has built up a storied archive and repertoire of high-profile clients over the years, honouring that legacy with the launch of their latest bag ‘Le Caprice’. A style worn frequently by Elizabeth Taylor during the golden age of Hollywood, the 1950s classic was recently re-discovered in Christie’s catalogue of Taylor’s cherished possessions.