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.

Dior’s Hooper sneaker
This season, Jonathan Anderson presents a reinterpretation of 1980s basketball sneaker for the latest introduction to his growing repertoire of menswear accessories. Lightweight and functional, each shoe is accented by a suede strip along the side while the sole is printed with the house’s cannage pattern.

Versace’s FW26 campaign
This season sees Versace unveil the next instalment in an ongoing narrative of rediscovered icons with Versace Obsessed, Chapter II, shot by Steven Miesel. A series of vignettes showcases the brand’s presence in the past, present and future as models are surrounded by archival magazines from the 1990s and 2000s, new season accessories and unseen objects from the house’s history.

Fendi’s Baguette Re-Edition
Almost thirty years after its launch, Maria Grazia Chiuri is presenting a new series of Fendi’s most iconic bag. Baguette Re-Edition sees a selection of new iterations of the house’s most instantly recognisable silhouette hit the shelves, reimagined for the modern-day It-girl.

McQueen cinema
Captured by Glen Luchford, McQueen’s FW26 campaign embraces a cinematic mood. Starring Karen Elson, Paloma Elsesser, Jacqui Hooper, and Xiao Wen, the cast appears in an evocative montage that reflects the house’s feminine perspective. Paired with a dreamy soundtrack and lingering fade cuts, the film feels very Lynchian – channelling that surreal, Old Hollywood sensibility.

Tommy Hilfiger’s denim lovers
Set against the backdrop of The Mark Hotel in New York City, Tommy Hilfiger dropped his Always Denim campaign with a cast of next-gen talent. Romeo Beckham is joined by Yasmin Wijnaldum, kitted out in the brand’s signature denim staples with a nod to 90s nostalgia. Speaking on the launch, Hilfiger said: “Denim has always represented the pinnacle of self-expression to me… Through every decade, it’s evolved with music, youth culture and changing attitudes, yet never lost that timeless appeal. This campaign celebrates that legacy through a new generation, showing how the classics continue to be reimagined in personal ways.”

Burberry’s new V&A exhibition
In celebration of the brand’s 170th anniversary, an exhibition spotlighting Burberry’s infamous trench coat is arriving at the Victoria & Albert Museum in September. The Burberry Trench: Crafting an Icon will see archival pieces from across the decades chart the garment’s trajectory from practical outerwear to an everyday staple.

Carhartt WIP FW26
There may still be a couple of months left of summer, but Carhartt WIP are gearing up for colder climes with the release of their FW26 collection. A series of archival silhouettes are reworked for the modern wardrobe, with field-inspired detailing and outdoor garments transformed into functional pieces fit for winter.

Goldwin’s new lifestyle collection
In a direct shift from the brand’s performance wear, Goldwin’s lifestyle collection has moved beyond the realm of functional wear into a refined everyday wardrobe. Taking notes from the brand’s Japanese design principles, the collection focuses on minimalism, presenting a series of refined silhouettes in cohesive hues.

Samsøe Samsøe teams up with Bryant Giles
Multidisciplinary artist, designer and director Bryant Giles has joined forces with Samsøe Samsøe on a capsule collection. Curating a practice defined by a life spent on the move, Giles’ artworks now sit atop Samsøe Samsøe’s staple garments and accessories. “I think art is one of those things that pushes us in those movements when no one else will. This collection is a small encapsulation of the feeling that brings. It’s all in the hands,” says Giles. 

Chloe’s trip to the outdoors
Photographed by Inez Van Lamsweerde and Vinoodh Matadin, Chloe’s winter campaign was shot across coastal meadows and windswept clifftops. Inspired by the folkloric elements of this season’s collection, the campaign brings to life the house’s feminine spirit and freedom.