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. 

Paul Smith dropped their “Night to Day” campaign
Walton Goggins stars in Paul Smith’s latest campaign which follows the actor through a festive journey in London’s Covent Garden. Reflecting its “Night to Day” title, the campaign begins with a night at the theatre, followed by a day of no-plans joviality. The campaign boasts the versatility of a Paul Smith wardrobe, easily providing the wearer an outfit for any occasion.This campaign is part of a series of Covent Garden–based initiatives from Paul Smith this Christmas, including his recent festive takeover of one of the area’s grandest institutions, the Royal Opera House.

Paul Simonon gave us a glimpse of Sarah Burton’s Givenchy menswear
Givenchy‘s Spring 2026 campaign has just dropped. Photographed by Collier Schorr, the campaign features actor Rooney Mara and music legend Paul Simonon as friends, and muses, of the house. “My friends are often my muses, and my muses often become friends,” says Sarah Burton, who has designed two womenswear collections for Givenchy since being appointed in 2024.

Kiko Kostadinov reunited with Levi’s
Debuted at Kiko Kostadinov’s off-schedule London show last week, the London based brand have officially reunited with Levi’s for another capsule collection. The sophomore offering is comprised of five-pieces bridging the gap between formal and casual dressing, taking inspiration from the role of among poignant artistic communities throughout the 20th century.

Saint Lauret dropped its first advent calendar
Anthony Vaccarello has just released Saint Laurent’s first-ever advent calendar, and there isn’t a single chocolate coin in sight. Vaccarello has curated twenty-four records, one for each day in the lead up to Christmas, ranging from exclusive Saint Laurent tracks to expertly selected vinyls. Hidden within six of the records are access passes to exclusive Saint Laurent Rive Droite gifts, including a camera, a cap, and more – it’s one for the music heads!

Loro Piana re-opened its New Bond St store
After an extensive renovation and expansion, Loro Piana’s New Bond Street store is open again. To mark the occasion, they hosted an in-store installation by the London-based curator and exhibition-maker Judith Clark. The Master of Fibres installation narrated the Maison’s century-long evolution. At the same time, another installation went on display at the Royal Academy of Arts, also by Judith Clark. Titled If You Know, You Know: Loro Piana’s Quest for Excellence, it is a fragment from Loro Piana’s first-ever exhibition, which went on display in Shanghai earlier this year to celebrate the brand’s centenary.

Barbour x Levi’s
In a brilliant meeting of craft, heritage and style, Barbour and Levi’s have joined forces on a collaborative collection. Combining their resources and archives, the capsule fuses Barbour’s legendary waxed jackets with Levi’s iconic denim, reworking classics like the Spey Wax Jacket, Bedale Wax, and Levi’s denim jacket with combined sensibilities. Corduroy trousers, hoodies, graphic tees, and waxed caps complete the line-up, while the Levi’s x Barbour Re-Loved programme customises vintage Levi’s pieces with classic Barbour fabrics.

Shop the collection at Barbour and Levi’s.

Duran Lantink’s new book, Wilderness
Wildness is the second instalment of Drop Books, featuring Duran Lantink’s FW25 show in Bureau Betak’s new headquarters, photographed by legendary photographer Mark Borthwick. Borthwick expertly captures the energy of Lantink’s study of maximalism and “Wild West meets futuristic” aesthetic, taking portraits of the likes of Alex Consani and Leon Dame in the Dutch designer’s abstract creations.

Axel Arigato teamed up with Brooklyn-based artist Alvin Armstrong
Translating Armstrong’s vivid, figurative paintings, the collaboration blends the artist’s expressive use of colour and movement with Axel Arigato’s minimalist, Scandinavian aesthetic. Drawing from Armstrong’s The Listening Skies, shades of ochre, yellow, black, and blue are cast across silhouettes and textured details, while a silk dress shirt is illustrated with a custom reprographic of Armstrong’s The Listening Skies. The collection also features 100 ‘white canvas’ tees decorated with individual hand-drawn artworks of jazz musicians mid-performance. One-of-a-kind, each image captures the expressive joy and movement of live music.

Shop the collection online and at select flagship stores.

Balenciaga in the NFL
Balenciaga is hitting the pitch with an American football capsule collection. A selection of ready-to-wear pieces and accessories draws inspiration from NFL kits, with jerseys and varsity hoodies arriving in exaggerated silhouettes and off-kilter proportions. 

Antonin Tron is the new creative director of Balmain
Balmain has a new creative director. The French designer Antonin Tron, who founded the brand Atlein, is set to replace Olivier Rousteing after fourteen years at the helm of the French house. Tron studied at the legendary Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Antwerp and has spent the majority of his career working on the design teams for Louis Vuitton, Givenchy, Balenciaga and Saint Laurent. In 2016, he founded Atlein and won the First Collections Prize at the 2016 ANDAM Fashion Awards. In his new role, Tron will focus his time exclusively on Balmain.

Loewe Perfume’s new capsule collection
Loewe’s portfolio of home scents is continuing to grow with the release of this season’s capsule collection. Inspired by botanical scents, the latest additions include Black Sesame, Earl Grey, and Sweet Almond, encased in metallic glazed terracotta vessels in hues of silver, gold and red. 

Aries team up with Salomon
Aries is no stranger to a sell-out collaboration, and the London-based brand’s latest partnership is with French sports label Salomon. Introducing the new footwear silhouette XT-Whisper, the trainer is inspired by 80s and 90s running shoes with vintage-look leather and suede technical materials in two colourways of red and pink or blank and brown.