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 cashmere icons
Just in time for winter, Burberry brings together its most iconic cashmere pieces that celebrate 170 years of the brand’s heritage. Captured against the backdrop of Longleat House in Wiltshire, the inimitable trench coat is refashioned in lightweight cashmere alongside a collection of the house’s classic tartan scarves and knitwear.

Stone Island unveils No Seasons
An original project by Massimo Osti, first introduced from 1989 to 1994, No Seasons returns to Stone Island for a new chapter. Taking notes from the timeless shapes of the brand’s outerwear, a singular archetype is refashioned in six iconic fabrications: Tela Resinata, Nylon Prismatico-TC, Raso Gommato, David-TC, Crinkle Reps NY, and Panno. Brought to life by Skepta in the accompanying campaign imagery, the British musician sports a new iteration of the classic ‘Tela Stella’.

Amiri x Barcelona
Proving to be a good luck charm for Barcelona following their La Liga triumph last season, Amiri has announced a second season as the Spanish club’s official formalwear partner, building on their debut collaboration. This season’s collection blends Italian tailoring with sporting heritage, pairing grey wool suiting with details inspired by the club’s iconic colours. In the accompanying campaign, star players including Lamine Yamal and Pedri showcase the latest looks.

GucciCore in NYC
Remember when Gucci shut down Times Square in May for its GucciCore show? Of course you do. Now, the collection is freed onto the streets of New York for the campaign imagery. Photographed by Peter Funch, the imagery brings together groups of individuals, inspired by Funch’s own practice, which is rooted in street photography and has seen him document passers-by in New York’s busiest spots, creating vivid collages of urban life.

A Paul Smith Telecaster
Having always been intrinsically linked to the world of music, Paul Smith has now teamed up with iconic US guitar maker Fender for a limited-edition collection. Marking both the British designer’s 80th birthday and Fender’s 80th anniversary, the collection spans ready-to-wear, tailoring, accessories, and a limited-edition Made in Japan Paul Smith Telecaster. Graphics are inspired by music festivals, record stores, labels, and Smith’s favourite tree in Nottingham, while the Telecaster is decorated with the designer’s signature stripe motif.

“Music has always been central to Paul’s creative life, and his relationships with artists and musicians have influenced his work for decades,” said Edward “Bud” Cole, CEO, Fender Musical Instruments Corporation. “That shared connection to music is what makes this collaboration feel so authentic. At its heart, it’s a celebration of individuality, creativity and craftsmanship – bringing two distinct points of view together and giving people something they can make their own.”

Nifemi Marcus-Bello for Acne Paper Palais Royal
In the midst of Art Basel, Acne Paper opened its doors to a new show at its Palais Royal exhibition space. Titled For A Measure of the Moon, it celebrates the work of Nigerian designer Nifemi Marcus-Bello, meticulously curated by Charlene Prempeh. Marcus-Bello’s sculptural series, Material Affirmations: Oríkì Acts I–III, takes over the gallery space, spotlighting works of art built from materials native to Nigeria.

Carhartt WIP reunites with Patta
Having first teamed up in 2014, Carhartt WIP and Dutch streetwear brand Patta are now returning for another collaboration. The eight-piece capsule collection brings together both brands’ signature styles, transforming classic Carhartt WIP silhouettes with the punchy graphics for which Patta have become best known.

Balenciaga eyewear
The Parisian house’s latest eyewear campaign highlights the Nova and Cosmo silhouettes. The former is crafted with a smoothed cat-eye design, while the latter is built on metal-trimmed hinge blocks that form a warped BB logo and concave shape.

Jil Sander’s Puma collab
Reuniting for the second collaboration under Simone Bellotti’s creative direction, Jil Sander and Puma expand their partnership for FW26. The brand’s shared story first began in 1998, when Jil Sander partnered with PUMA to reimagine its iconic football boots as luxury leather sneakers, but now two new collaborative footwear styles arrive in the form of Speedcat and Suede. This season marks the first iteration of apparel from the pair, introducing the T7 tracksuit, fusing sportswear heritage with Jil Sander’s timeless simplicity and elegance.

HUGO x entire studios
This week, HUGO announced its inaugural collaboration with LA-based label entire studios. A capsule collection that prioritises sculptural tailoring and statement outerwear, HUGO’s distinct approach to design has been reimagined through entire studios’ contemporary lens.

Into the wild
ROA and Wrangler are back for round two of their collaboration. This time, the collection is inspired by Edvin, a 26-year-old forestry teacher from Orsa, a small town in northern Sweden, as he prepares for a professional lumberjack championship. As well as drawing on Edvin’s discipline and lifestyle, an owl-inspired camouflage pattern runs throughout, channelling the art of disappearing into the wild.

ASICS’ Crafts for Mind initiative
ASICS SportStyle’s first Crafts for Mind initiative just dropped, and it’s a collaboration with Amsterdam-based designer Camiel Fortgens. A fusion of ASICS signature technical silhouettes and Fortgens’ DIY design language sees a reworked iteration of the GEL-CUMULUS™ 16 shoe. Transformed into Mary Jane and Velcro styles, Fortgens’ designs are finished with signature hand-cut patches and irregular stitching.

Lili Curia’s Opening Night
For the second act of Lili Curia’s FW26 season, we’re heading to the theatre. Captured by Stanley Dunmore and set against the backdrop of a dilapidated theatre, the brand’s cast of models and stage crew debuts this season’s new footwear offering, each silhouette complete with the brand’s signature utility buckles and corset-inspired grosgrain lacing.