Barry Jenkins for Prada
Prada has long been a house with intrinsic ties to cinema, whether it be by delivering collections inspired by filmmakers such as Rainer Werner Fassbinder and David Lynch, or enlisting the likes of Willem Dafoe and Gary Oldman to walk the runway. This season follows suit with Academy-Award winning filmmaker Barry Jenkins stepping behind the lens for the brand’s FW26 campaign. Described as an “antidote to the complexity of life,” Jenkins distils the ease of Miuccia Prada and Raf Simons’ FW26 collections by inviting the viewer into domestic intimacy and normalcy, reframing garments from the runway to everyday living.

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Loewe celebrates Spain’s win
Last weekend, Spain took home the World Cup in a tense 90-plus-minute standoff against Argentina, with Ferran Torres scoring the deciding goal. Loewe has been the team’s official wardrobe partner throughout the tournament, kitting them out in a complete travel wardrobe designed by Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez. To celebrate Spain’s win, Loewe commissioned artist Hannah Coen to capture the team’s journey to the final, releasing a series of imagery of the team playing at their best on the pitch.

Miu Miu nights
It’s nighttime, and the Miu Miu girls are out. This is where they thrive, beneath cinematic streetlights, when time becomes obsolete. This is the setting for Miu Miu’s FW26 campaign, starring Hailey Bieber and Xiao Wen Ju, captured through Zoe Ghertner’s heightened, dreamlike lens.

Dior is heading to Dublin
Jonathan Anderson is bringing Dior to Dublin for the brand’s Pre-Fall 2027 show. A homecoming for the Northern Irish designer whose career began with a job in the city’s Brown Thomas department store, it also marks the first time that the French house will show on Irish soil. The show will take place on December 4th at Trinity College Dublin, Ireland’s oldest university, founded in 1592 by Queen Elizabeth I.

Valentino’s Qixi Festival campaign
Alessandro Michele is celebrating China’s Qixi Festival in Maison Valentino’s new global campaign. Rooted in an ancient legend telling the story of two lovers destined to reunite only once a year, the festival is often referred to as China’s Valentine’s Day. To mark the occasion, Michele enlisted photographer and visual artist Wing Shya to shoot a campaign celebrating romance, starring Friend of the House and renowned actor and singer Lars Huang alongside models Yidan Huang and Zen Yue wearing looks from the Valentino Pre-Fall 2026 collection.

Dsquared2 heads to the Amalfi Coast
The Italian brand announces a collaboration celebrating Maria Grazia a Nerano, the Amalfi waterfront restaurant credited as the birthplace of Spaghetti alla Nerano. Launching via an on-site pop-up and online, the capsule spans graphic separates and accessories – decorated with hand-painted ceramic motifs and marine-inspired illustrations – while bespoke staff uniforms for the summer season extend the partnership into the restaurant’s everyday routine.

David Jonsson is Loewe’s new ambassador
Since British actor David Jonsson burst into the mainstream with his lovable role in Raine Allen-Miller’s rom-com Rye Lane in 2023, he’s become one of this generation’s most formidable acting talents. Jonsson has officially taken on the role of Loewe’s newest brand ambassador under the creative direction of Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez, joining the likes of Isla Johnston and Julia Garner.

Louis Vuitton’s Fall capsule
Taking notes from a morning walk or afternoon picnic in the English countryside, Pharrell’s new menswear capsule offers up the perfect wardrobe for a weekend getaway. Spotlighting the sweet spot between decorum and utility, the garments are infused with the modern dandy spirit for which Pharrell has become best known. Relaxed silhouettes are crafted from versatile fabrics fit for the unpredictable British weather, with garments such as leather zip-up hoodies, suede overshirts and quilted workwear jackets forming the base of the collection.

Coach Play’s new Paris store
A dedicated Coach Play store is arriving in Paris, taking over a retail space in the city’s coolest neighbourhood. In the heart of the Marais, Coach’s new space brings to life the brand’s global store concept, fusing a longstanding heritage of craftsmanship with the unique spirit of each city.

Ethan Hawke is Canali’s global ambassador
For the past four decades, Ethan Hawke has established himself as one of the most prolific actors, writers and directors of our time. Approaching each of his endeavours with passion and care, that same sentiment has guided Canali for close to a century, making the American actor a perfect global ambassador for the Italian house. Speaking on the appointment, Hawke said: “I’ve always believed that who we become is shaped by what we practice every day. Confidence grows through curiosity, preparation and experience. What I recognised in Canali is that same quiet commitment—the patience, care and dedication to doing things well, day after day. It’s an aspirational philosophy that resonates deeply with me.”

Nia Archives is a Peachy Den girl
Cult London brand Peachy Den has enlisted Nia Archives to design the latest chapter in its ongoing collaboration series. Celebrating “the women shaping contemporary British culture,” Nia brings her punkish sensibility to Peachy’s signature pieces, imbuing the collection with the same rebellious spirit present in her music.

Role Model is Salt & Stone’s campaign star
Former HERO cover star, Role Model – aka Tucker Pillsbury – is making his foray into the world of beauty as the star of Salt & Stone’s new campaign. Founded by professional snowboarder Nima Jalali in 2017, the Los Angeles-based natural body care brand has become one of the fastest-growing in recent years. This marks the brand’s biggest musical partnership to date, with the campaign’s creative direction aligning with Role Model’s upcoming album Chuck Timely & The Hourglass, with imagery shot by Chloe Chippendale, who also shot the musician’s album cover.

Gentle Monster’s supermodel-studded campaign
Gentle Monster have enlisted Anok Yai and Alex Consani for the release of the brand’s hotly anticipated intelligent eyewear. First came Ray-Ban’s Meta sunnies, and now Gentle Monster has taken things one step further, integrating audio, camera, microphones, and Google Gemini into an optical form.