Not long after Jonathan Anderson's highly anticipated Dior debut, the designer just unveiled a new era for his eponymous label, JW Anderson. Presenting the new Resort Spring 2026 collection, Anderson's also debuted a new vision for the brand, revolving around curation.Described as the designer's "most favored creative tool," the new release reframes the concept of curation as something that comes from personal views and individual paths. It's also described as "an utterly personal urge," which A...

Bella Hadid just reunited with Miss Sixty in the most iconic way possible. Blonde hair, double denim and a killer campaign. Off the back of Spring 2025, which saw the supermodel hit up a makeshift Miss Sixty grocery store, Hadid returns as the face of the brand's Fall 2025 collection.Spotlighting new season pieces like the Mermaid Denim Skirt, Cropped Denim Jacket and Patchwork T-shirt, Hadid showcases the new range with an effortless ease. Offering a masterclass in layering, cropping and doubl...

Moncler is basically taking us on a chic world tour, building on from last season when Penn Badgley navigated Manhattan. Their latest pitstop? For Pre-Fall 2025, Moncler is stopping off at London. And who better to front this moment than Brooklyn and Nicola Peltz Beckham?Story goes, London is where they first fell in love and said those fateful three words, so the campaign is a bit of a full-circle moment. "Coming back always takes us back to that moment," the couple said. "When Moncler first br...

Donatella Versace decided to make quite the statement with her final Versace campaign as creative director. Not only to celebrate freedom, strength and power, but she is also ushering in a new chapter by calling on her nearest and dearest collaborators. Or, in her words, her "formidable family."Who’s in said "formidable family," you wonder? Think Claudia Schiffer, Kate Moss, Amber Valletta, Kristen McMenamy, Natasha Poly, Saskia de Brauw, Anok Yai, Liu Wen, Mica Argañaraz, Mila Van Eeten and...