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.

Robyn for Acne Studios
After premiering new music at Acne Studio’s SS26 show in Paris in October, Robyn is back as the face of the brand’s new campaign. Shot by Nadia Lee Cohen, Robyn appears with slicked-back hair and a boxy, utilitarian shirt from the new-season collection. “Robyn felt like a natural collaborator,” said Creative Director Jonny Johansson. “We’ve known each other for many years and for me there was something about the collection that was very her.” Styled by Tamara Rothstein, the campaign draws on countercultural portraits of the 1970s and 80s.

Louis Vuitton’s latest Truck collection
The FW26 Trunk Collection from Louis Vuitton has arrived, featuring a versatile wardrobe of refined, high-end silhouettes. Named in tribute to the House’s very first creation, their iconic trunk, the collection conveys classic craftsmanship, reinterpreted for the ease of modern life. The pieces transition from day to evening, offering elevated essentials suited to any occasion, across a palettes of warm beiges, rich browns, and deep blacks.

Duke + Dexter x Cole Buxton
Referencing the airport looks of icons such as David Bowie, Denzel Washington and Nicolas Cage, Duke + Dexter and Cole Buxton’s new collab nods to the golden age of travel style. The drop spans footwear, tailoring and elevated sportswear: overcoats with trackpants, sneakers with suiting. Standouts include the handcrafted Plus Duke Sneakers and Ezra Penny Loafers, the wool-flannel Dexter Suit and a camel overcoat over the top of everything. Satin trackpants, washed hoodies and travel-ready extras. So everything you need for long-haul style and comfort.

Jung Kook is the face of Calvin Klein
Calvin Klein has recruited BTS’ Jung Kook to front their latest campaign, shot by Mert Alas. Focusing on the brand’s iconic denim, the campaign sees the singer posing across a number of scenes and immersive worlds. “I love Calvin Klein jeans because they’re designed to be lived in,” said Jung Kook. “The looks I wore for this campaign nod to ‘90s style while feeling completely modern. It was exciting to bring together my love of music, dance and fashion against the energy of the city.”