Kylie Jenner saddles up for Stella McCartney, while Victoria Beckham returns to Gap, Demna takes Gucci to NYC again and Charli XCX teams up with Absolut just in time for Halloween.
The final chapter of Stella McCartney’s Icon Series features none other than Wonderland’s latest cover star, Kylie Jenner. Directed by Gia Coppola, the campaign captures Kylie horse riding against the Pacific Ocean. Stella McCartney has always been an advocate for the planet, and her new Appaloosa bag is inspired by the history and heritage of the resilient horse it’s named after.
More fashion news this week…
Victoria Beckham and GAP are back for round two
Gap and Victoria Beckham are back with their second collaboration, featuring versatile silhouettes in cashmere, merino wool and Gap’s signature CashSoft. For this second chapter, the designer wanted to focus on texture, proportion and layering, keeping things refined and considered. From Victoria Beckham, I’ll take it.
Zara Studio is back with Karl Templer
Zara is set to release its latest Studio collection next Thursday, featuring three standalone collections for Women, Men and Kids. Created in collaboration with creative director and stylist Karl Templer, the women’s campaign was beautifully shot by Steven Meisel, while the men’s campaign was photographed by Julien Martinez Leclerc.
You can now meet the BFC’s New Wave Creatives of 2026
The BFC has just announced its 2026 New Wave Creatives, a list of 50 innovative young artists working across a diverse range of disciplines. Selected by some of the industry’s leading names, including Isabella Burley, Aidan Zamiri and Gabriella Karefa-Johnson, this year’s list celebrates photographers, stylists, hair and make-up artists, casting directors, producers and beauty commentators, among others. The final 50 will be celebrated at The Fashion Awards on 30 November at London’s Royal Albert Hall.
Demna takes Gucci-core to New York City
Demna takes his Gucci-core wardrobe to NYC with a new campaign celebrating the city’s mix of personalities and styles. Photographed by Peter Funch, the campaign showcases the collection first presented on the catwalk in Times Square back in May.
Talia Byre and Topshop have your transitional wardrobe sorted
Temperatures have quickly dropped, at least for those of us in the Northern Hemisphere, making a transitional wardrobe key. Luckily, Talia Byre has the answer. The London fashion insider favourite has just collaborated with Topshop on a few special pieces perfect for the season, including signature striped jumpers, a double-denim ensemble and some leather wedge boots that are actually to die for.
Charli XCX and Absolut have your Halloween costume sorted
Don’t have your Halloween costume ready? Consider this your sign. Charli XCX has just joined forces with Absolut Vodka for a two-year partnership, and together they’ve released an “I Heart Absolut” T-shirt. Dark sunglasses, very short shorts and this T-shirt: Halloween costume sorted?
Jil Sander and Puma take their collaboration beyond the trainers
Back in 1998, Puma and Jil Sander collaborated on football lace-ups rendered in leather. Last year, under Simone Bellotti’s direction, the pair continued their collaboration with the King Avanti, followed by another model earlier this year. Now, the two brands are taking things further, with Jil Sander reimagining Puma apparel, including the T7 tracksuit. Photographed by Guen Fiore, the latest collaboration brings the designer’s signature touch to sportswear.
Justine Skye is feeling sweet to the touch with Wildflower Cases
Inspired by her latest EP “CANDY”, the doe-eyed darling releases her first collaboration with the Carlson sisters. Adorned in multicoloured sequins, ahead of the festive period, there’s no better way to dabble in the sparkle of it all than with a phone case that will dazzle at any given moment — and don’t let it catch the light. See the rainbow, taste the rainbow…
BROTHER LDN, Getty Images Fan Club and Anna Hallens drop the BACKSTAGE zine
Backstage. Perhaps the most intriguing and alluring environment in fashion. The chaos before the runway calm, cloaked by a heavy curtain away from the public eye as it prepares for the polished, excruciatingly-planned main event. BACKSTAGE provides a look behind that very illusive curtain, offering a unique glimpse into rare and perhaps forgotten imagery that portrays the anticipation and crucial personalities behind fashion’s most coveted shows. Curated by cult Instagram account Getty Images Fan Club and archival fashion specialist and visual research devotee Anna Hallens, the zine will be exclusively available at BROTHER LDN’s store in London Fields.
Kylie Jenner’s ready for her close-up
Kylie Jenner is taking us out after dark with KHY’s new Winter 2026 collection. Shot by Quentin de Briey against the backdrop of LA at night, KHY After Dark is all about faux fur, statement coats and dressing like the main character. Think oversized bombers, sculpted knitwear, baby-pink faux fur and mini dresses made for a night out. With 16 pieces moving between everyday dressing and after-hours glamour, this is winter dressing with a little Hollywood drama.
Potato Head, Rostarr and nonnative bring art to the beach
A little art, a little fashion, a lot of Bali. Desa Potato Head has teamed up with Korean-American artist Rostarr and Japanese label nonnative on a new capsule collection that brings graphic prints to T-shirts and caps, pleated shorts and beach sandals. Launching alongside Rostarr’s massive new mural at Potato Head Beach Club, the collection is available to shop now, with technical pieces created alongside Helinox and Byborre available too.
