Supermodels, pop stars, comedians, and resurrected brands—this fashion roundup has it all. Discover unexpected collaborations and must-have pieces.
Lila Moss: Writing Her DKNY Story in the Big Apple
In the heart of New York City, Lila Moss, the fresh face of DKNY, is crafting her own Big Apple story. Against the city’s cinematic backdrop, she effortlessly embodies a cast of characters for the brand’s Spring ’25 campaign, showcasing a cool, youthful energy that’s pure DKNY.
Shot by Mikael Jansson and styled by Alastair McKimm, the campaign highlights the DKNY est. 1989 collection—a clever remix of archival hits. Think boxy polos with denim, vibrant parkas over jersey dresses, and pinstripe suiting with a decidedly downtown edge.
And in a charming full-circle moment, this line’s cool, youthful attitude stems from Donna Karan’s inspiration—her daughter. That connection takes on even more significance with Kate Moss appearing in the Donna Karan New York Spring 2025 campaign, creating a mother-daughter link between the two brands that echoes DKNY’s origins.
The Spring 2025 collection is available worldwide at DKNY.com and select retailers.
Emporio Armani’s Selfridges Corner Shop
Emporio Armani has landed at Selfridges Corner Shop, bringing a slice of Milanese chic to our chilly shores. Forty years on, Armani’s vision of accessible luxury gets a seriously stylish update with this immersive experience.
Dive into a curated selection of the SS25 collection—introducing transitional denim, day-to-night essentials, and those iconic Armani pieces you’ve been eyeing. Each piece reflects the effortless style and versatility Emporio Armani is known for.
The space itself? A lesson in modern elegance, all glass, mirrors, concrete, and chrome. And because Armani understands that life’s little luxuries matter, the Corner Shop also features Armani/Fiori’s sculptural bouquets, delectable treats (including a collaboration with chocolatier Guido Gobino), and a curated selection of Armani/Libri, celebrating style, design, and architecture. Consider this your chicest pit stop this season.
Discover the distinct style of the Emporio Armani universe at the Selfridges Corner Shop.
Speedcats: Dua Lipa Approved
The PUMA Speedcat: a quarter-century of cool. Originally unleashed 25 years ago, this racing-inspired icon roared back onto the scene in summer 2024, quickly becoming the shoe to be seen in. PUMA’s global icon, Dua Lipa, takes a walk on the wild side, starring in the new Speedcat imagery. Under the vast desert sky, Dua’s Speedcat-fuelled odyssey proves that even pop royalty needs a little adrenaline.
With its sleek suede silhouette, the Speedcat is a perfect blend of heritage and modern must-have. And now, it’s dropping in classic “Red” and “Black” colourways, alongside a striking new addition: “Pink Blush.” Effortlessly blending sport with style.
Available from PUMA.com, PUMA flagship stores, and selected PUMA stockists.
It’s Pete Being Pete, in Reformation
Reformation has exciting news: they’ve got a new boyfriend, and he’s the boyfriend. Pete Davidson has officially partnered with Reformation, and while regular boyfriends on shopping trips can’t even tell the difference between low-rise and high-rise jeans, with Pete, it’s a different (love) story.
Their first campaign together brings 100% boyfriend material and some seriously cosy basics: limited-edition sweatshirts and boxer briefs, perfect for couch cuddles. Shot in Pete’s hometown, the campaign embraces his signature self-deprecating humour and cool vibe, proving that Reformation and Pete are a match made in heaven (or Staten Island). We’re officially obsessed.
Von Dutch Renaissance
Courtesy of Von Dutch
Remember Von Dutch? (No, not the Charli XCX banger—though that’s a vibe too.) That early-aughts brand synonymous with trucker hats and a healthy dose of don’t-care attitude? Well, dust off your bedazzled jeans, because they’re back—and they’re bringing the Chopper Collection with them.
A Y2K revival at its finest: think American flag cardigans, logo tees, army-print trucker hats, hoodies, and sweats—all the early-aughts staples, reimagined for today’s streetwear scene, very trucker chic. Under new ownership, this iconic 2000s name is reclaiming its place in the fashion stratosphere. And they’re not messing around—last week’s NYFW event was the place to be, drawing a stylish crowd including Justine Skye, Lily Chee, Jordan Daniels, Anaa Saber, A$AP Nast, and Jahleel Weaver.
With a lineup featuring Luka Sabbat, Tommy Gold, Zoe Glitter, and more, it’s clear that Von Dutch is once again tapping into underground culture. They’re not just back—they’re back with a bang.
Nike x Tyla – Setting the Pace
From a makeshift closet studio in Johannesburg to a Grammy-winning global icon, Tyla’s trajectory has been pure fire. Water, her breakout hit (and its viral dance challenge)? Cultural reset. And her style? Just as dynamic.
“Where there’s music and style, there’s sport.” That’s why Nike has named Tyla as their latest creative partner. A natural fit—she embodies the perfect fusion of sport, movement, and music. Prepare for some serious style inspiration.
