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.

Simone Rocha travelled to Florence
The British designer presented her debut solo menswear show as Pitti Uomo’s special guest. Inside Florence’s oldest opera house, Rocha’s leading men drew from E. M. Forster’s A Room With A View, blending rebellion and romance – adorned with feather boas. 

McQueen will return to London
Having shown in Paris since Seán McGirr joined the house in 2023, the brand now returns to its home city for the SS27 Womenswear season. “London has always been at the heart of McQueen,” says McGirr, “there’s a uniquely visceral energy to the city that runs throughout the house’s history and continues to inspire everything we do today. Returning to London Fashion Week allows us to deeply engage with that spirit and the creative community that defines both London and this house.” According to the house, the show will continue to explore “McQueen’s rich heritage of sharp tailoring and signature occasionwear and include both womenswear and menswear.” We can’t wait.

Saul Nash dropped the first part of his FW26 collection
Titled Masquerade, the collection draws on the Italian tradition, viewed through London’s contemporary cultural landscape. Exploring notions of identity and belonging, the collection includes military-inspired workwear jackets, cropped trench coats, and heavy cotton jersey tracksuit bottoms – playing with Nash’s signature take on movement and performance. The drop is revealed via a series of portraits captured by Laura McCluskey.

It’s Not a Bag, it’s a Baguette®
Fendi are celebrating one of its most iconic silhouettes with a star-studded campaign. First introduced during the era of 1990s minimalism, the Baguette bag became an instant classic, arriving in bold hues and eye-catching designs. Captured by photographer Bibi Borthwick to the sound of Fame is a Gun by Addison Rae, the brand’s latest campaign stars the likes of Sophie Thatcher, Sarah Jessica Parker, Emma D’Arcy, and Jessica Alba alongside brand ambassadors Bang Chan and Song Yuqi. 

Customise your Vans
Vans have launched new colourways of its signature Premium Old Skool 36 Souvenir, now available in Asphalt, Faded Black, Oatmeal, and Navy, featuring spray-painted uppers, leather overlays, a multicoloured tweed Sidestripe, and removable Vans-themed pins for ultimate customisation. The new iterations launch on 25th June.

Burberry go to Greece
The British brand’s series of summer takeovers lands in Greece, at the One&Only Aesthesis hotel, on the Athenian Riviera by the Aegean Sea – once a popular filming location in the 60s and 70s. Taking inspiration from the turquoise waters surrounding the resort, Burberry reimagines its iconic Check in a tranquil colourway, weaving it through the hotel, from the pool furniture to the gardens and tennis courts.

Valentino Cruise 2027
Alessandro Michele’s latest resort collection for Valentino was captured in Milan, photographed by Dutch photographer Liv Liberg against the backdrop of Villa Gaia Gandini. Further establishing his vision for the house, Michele continued to explore tropes of eclectic glamour and Italian savoir-faire through a modern lens.

Duke + Dexter collab with BWT Alpine Formula One Team
Celebrating the 2026 British Grand Prix, the two brands join forces for a second capsule collection inspired by the style and culture of vintage motorsports. The line-up includes tees, shirts, jerseys, jackets and sneakers, all decorated with reimagined racing iconography. The collection drops alongside visuals taken at BWT Alpine Formula One Team Headquarters in Oxfordshire, and images of BWT Alpine Formula One Team Driver Pierre Gasly, shot at the Cap Estel Hotel on the Côte d’Azur in France.

Maharishi x Aitor Throup
Maharishi’s latest collaboration sees them join forces with esteemed British designer Aitor Throup. A culmination of a 15-year-long friendship between the two designers, the collection is titled Anatomy of Pace, refashioning signature Maharishi archetypes through Throup’s technical lens.