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. 

Giorgio Armani’s final collection campaign
It’s a bittersweet moment. The campaign for the final collection designed by Giorgio Armani takes us inside the legendary designer’s house. Shot by Oliver Hadlee Pearch, the campaign is fronted by Vittoria Ceretti and Clément Chabernaud wearing pieces from the SS26 collection.

Sacai x Carhartt WIP returns
Now in its fourth iteration, Sacai and Carhartt WIP reunite for another sell-out collaboration. Signature styles such as Sacai’s MA-1 bomber and Carhartt WIP’s instantly recognisable Detroit jacket are reimagined in a hybrid aesthetic, fusing Sacai’s Japanese sensibility with Carhartt WIP’s workwear principles.

Burberry celebrate Britain’s iconic music heritage
At Burberry, there’s music in the air. For its latest campaign showcasing the SS26 collection, the house turns to the ever-bountiful connection between fashion and music. “Music pushes boundaries, blurs lines and defines the codes of fashion,” says Daniel Lee. “It’s about self-expression, originality and belonging.”

Dave for Wales Bonner
Titled Jewel, Wales Bonner’s SS26 campaign, shot by Jamie Hawkesworth and styled by Tom Guinness, spotlights the brand’s iconic tailoring, leather outerwear and casual knits alongside hats from the designer’s archive. This season, Bonner has enlisted British rapper, actor and ongoing friend of the house Dave as her campaign star.

Sophie Wilde is Dior’s latest ambassador
Australian actress Sophie Wilde, who shot to fame with a terrifying turn in the iconic horror film Talk to Me, is Dior’s latest ambassador. One of cinema’s hottest new names, she has a slate of exciting projects on the horizon, including Alejandro González Iñárritu’s Digger and Watch Dogs, an adaptation of the famed video game franchise in which she stars opposite Tom Blyth.
In a statement, Dior have described Wilde as “captivatingly magnetic and elegant, echoing the legacy of the founding-couturier and the unwavering ties between the House and the seventh art.”

Martine Rose teams up with Napajiri
Reuniting for a third time, Martine Rose has dropped another stellar Napajiri collaboration. A continuation of the partnership that first debuted in the FW25 season, the British designer reimagines Napajiri’s iconic outerwear and relaxed silhouettes through a sense of playful nostalgia.

Palace in Hong Kong
Palace Skateboards is landing in Hong Kong. The brand’s new standalone store opens today in Causeway Bay, drawing inspiration from the city’s historic Tai Kwun Police Headquarters and vibrant culture, the space is decked out with brick, tiles and neon art. To celebrate, the brand has launched a Hong Kong–exclusive capsule, including pieces in collaboration with South China FC (SCAA). Think tracksuits, jerseys, and caps hoodies, tees, varsity jackets, and accessories splashed with dragons, yin and yang, and other city-inspired graphics.

To coincide with the opening, Palace will release a selection of Hong Kong–exclusive pieces, including a varsity jacket, hoodies, tees and accessories decorated with traditional symbols such as the dragon and yin and yang, drawn from ancient Chinese philosophy. While a capsule in collaboration with South China FC (SCAA) pays homage to one of Hong Kong’s most historic football teams.

Mads Mikkelsen is the face of Zegna’s Spring 26 campaign
Fans of Zegna will already know about the brand’s almost mythical compound in the Italian Alps, Oasi Zegna, but what about the Winter Garden? Originally conceived by Italian landscape architect Pietro Porcinai, the Winter Garden is a vast indoor oasis where glass, water, light and nature come together in perfect harmony. Alongside Mads Mikkelsen, it takes a starring role in Zegna’s Spring 26 campaign, with the actor appearing among the lush greenery dressed in pieces from the SS26 collection.

Robyn Lynch reunites with Geox
Robyn Lynch continues her ongoing collaboration with Geox, having unveiled a fresh interpretation of the Geox Snake to mark 20 years of the iconic silhouette. Having previously reimagined Geox designs for her FW23 and FW24 runways, Lynch now delves deeper into the archives, exploring the Snake’s heritage. The new iterations arrive in five fabrications and colourways and play with contrasts. Matte materials are set against reflective surfaces, and soft suede appears against structured rubber.

Goldwin touches down in London
Pioneering Japanese outdoor and lifestyle brand Goldwin is opening its first store on UK soil this month. A huge step in the brand’s plans for global expansion, the store is designed by the renowned Hiroshi Sugimoto and Tomoyuki Sakakida’s New Material Research Laboratory. Stocking full Goldwin and Goldwin 0 collections, the retail space cements the brand’s growing profile as a leading voice in outdoor apparel.

Saint Laurent’s True Romance
Anthony Vaccarello’s latest Saint Laurent campaign is a love letter to love itself. Titled True Romance, models Elvis Wallace, Elodie Guipaud, and Sarah Isaksen star in a series of saturated vignettes shot by Jean Marques, spotlighting this season’s accessories and key looks.

Kris Van Assche’s Fred Perry collaboration
Kris Van Assche, the designer who defined an era during his tenure as artistic director of Dior Homme, has dropped a brand new capsule collection with Fred Perry. For this inaugural collection, Van Assche explored ideas around uniform and how young people dress – themes central to the designer’s codes – while the accompanying campaign is shot by Alasdair McLellan in his classic dreamy style, featuring a cast of deeply cool characters.

Lily McMenamy for Samsøe Samsøe
Samsøe Samsøe’s latest campaign, SIGHTSEEING, sees British model Lily McMenamy play tourist in the brand’s SS26 collection. Shot in Serbia’s capital, Belgrade, by photographer Philipp Paulus, McMenamy is photographed exploring the city’s landmarks while sporting this season’s leather outerwear and weekender bags. 

66°North’s FW26 collection
As a series of year-long centennial celebrations kicks in, 66°North is starting proceedings with the unveiling of its FW26 collection. Debuted at Copenhagen Fashion Week, this season focuses on ‘Connecting Heritage with Progress,’ reworking archival pieces for 21st-century living alongside a series of newly introduced silhouettes. 

Solid Homme’s new Parisian home
Now a steadfast regular on the Paris Fashion Week Men’s circuit, it was only a matter of time before Solid Homme made their presence in the French capital a bit more permanent. Fast forward to the SS26 season, and the Japanese brand has officially set up shop in Galeries Lafayette Paris Haussmann, designing the space with the Bauhaus principles of ‘function, structure, and connectivity’ in mind.