Fashion Round-Up
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.
Burberry’s London night out
Burberry once again turns to the streets of London as the backdrop for its Winter 2026 campaign. Shot by Glen Luchford and starring Romeo Beckham and FKA twigs alongside a cast of models, the imagery moves from day into night, illuminated by the atmospheric glow of the city after dark.
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Simone Rocha’s new adidas Originals collab
Back in February, Simone Rocha staged her LFW show inside the Alexandra Palace theatre. Titled Tír na nÓg, the collection told stories of the Celtic Otherworld and characters orbiting a land of eternal youth. That spirit of forever adolescence manifested in a partnership with adidas Originals, unveiling one of the most talked-about collaborations of the season – available from September 10th.
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Stone Island’s FW26 campaign
The latest instalment of Stone Island’s ‘Community as a Form of Research’ series stars Fakemink, Skepta, Stephen Graham, 3House, Samir Bantal, Monika Sprüth and Jia Zhang-Ke. For FW26, the brand’s campaign stars are photographed by David Sims and accompanied by a series of questions curated by Hans Ulrich Obrist.
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Acne Studios’ 30th anniversary campaign
Acne Studios is celebrating its 30th birthday with a campaign shot by the legendary Nan Goldin. For the past five decades, Goldin has been a pioneer of the diaristic style of photography, capturing her subjects with authenticity and grit. A sentiment that rings true in Jonny Johansson’s anniversary campaign, which enlists a cast of characters who have helped shape his vision of the house over the past three decades.
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Spike Fearn is a Loewe ambassador
For the past few years, our HERO Summer Zine cover star Spike Fearn has been on the rise, earning his stripes with roles in Charlotte Wells’ Aftersun, Fede Álvarez’s Alien: Romulus and James L. Brooks’ Ella McCay. But it was his recent turn as a lovestruck 20-something in Finding Emily that saw his profile skyrocket, artfully capturing the energy of a 90s romcom heartthrob with a modern, Manc twist. His next job is a little different, taking on the role of Loewe’s newest ambassador, joining the ranks alongside a host of stellar acting talent including David Jonsson, Julia Garner and Isla Johnston.
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Givenchy’s boot launch
Debuted on Sarah Burton’s FW26 runway in Paris, Givenchy’s Shark Pinch Boots are finally hitting the shelves. A reinvented classic from the brand’s archive, the silhouette has become one of Burton’s new signatures for the house, arriving in white, black and leopard print hues.
HUGO’s new FW26 campaign
This season sees HUGO introduce the latest chapter of Red Means GO, a platform born to represent a generation navigating their own path and building things on their terms. FW26 follows the brand’s cast of characters as they move through everyday life in the city, kitted out in HUGO’s sleek new pieces fit for fall.
Goldwin’s new performance collection
Japanese outerwear brand Goldwin just dropped a new performance collection for FW26, in an exploration of technical fabric and functionality. Accompanied by a series of campaign images featuring professional mountain runner Ruy Ueda, Goldwin’s key focus this season is on maximum breathability, comfort and utility.
Thom Browne’s Scottish road trip
Thom Browne took to the Scottish Highlands with photographer Robbie Lawrence for its FW26 campaign. A study of the brand’s signature knitwear and tailoring, Scotland’s rugged terrain acts as the perfect backdrop for a series of wintry portraits.
Carhartt WIP’s Icons
A new colour palette of Carhartt WIP’s iconic silhouettes has arrived just in time for autumn. Fashioned in earthy hues of browns, creams and khakis, instantly recognisable garments such as the Detroit jacket, double knee pant, Michigan coat and classic vest have been rebranded for the cooler months.
Tory Burch’s Selfridges pop-up
To mark the launch of Tory Burch’s new Romy bag, the brand has created a ‘Romy on the Go’ pop-up at London’s Selfridges. Created in partnership with Yarō Studio and Magnus Gustafsson, the concept includes an Airstream coffee station and an in-store installation to mark the launch.
Raw Mango FW26
In a collection titled It’s Not About The Flower, contemporary Indian textile brand Raw Mango created an homage to the ubiquitous garland, which is an important part of everyday life in South Asia and symbolises togetherness over individuality. First debuted at the brand’s London Fashion Week show earlier this year, the collection hits stores on September 20th.
Swarovski’s Classica collection
Designed by Swarovski Global Creative Director Giovanna Engelbert, the new Classica collection is a 29-piece offering crafted with everyday elegance in mind. Presented in a series of campaign images starring brand ambassador Ariana Grande, the musician sports an edit of pendants, bracelets, rings, and earrings inspired by the organic elegance of the calla lily.