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Callum Turner for Louis Vuitton, adidas Originals x AVAVAV & more: fashion’s biggest headlines you might’ve missed this week.
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Callum Turner Is the New Face of Louis Vuitton
Courtesy of Louis Vuitton
British actor Callum Turner has come full circle. After starting his career as a model — even walking for Louis Vuitton’s spring/summer 2009 show — he’s now an ambassador for the House, joining the ranks of Zendaya and Cate Blanchett. Under Pharrell Williams’ creative direction, Turner stars in a campaign shot by fellow Brit visionary Gabriel Moses, posing with the Speedy P9 bag — a yet-to-be-released style first revealed at Men’s Paris Fashion Week in June.
adidas Originals x AVAVAV Brings Unathletic Athleticism
Courtesy of Adidas x AVAVAV
Streetwear titan adidas Originals and Florence’s avant-garde fashion house AVAVAV have been teasing us for a while (remember AVAVAV’s viral spring/summer 2025 Milan Fashion Week show, where models competed in a faux short-distance sprint?). And now, the pair have finally dropped their debut collaborative collection — an “ironic collision of fashion and sport.” Expect classic adidas pieces “AVAVAVified” into exaggerated, statement-making forms. Sign us up!
Lewis Hamilton and Tyler, The Creator Join Forces for a Sporty Collab
Courtesy of +44 and Golf Wang
What’s better than one GOAT? Two. Ahead of the Las Vegas Formula 1 Grand Prix, Lewis Hamilton and Tyler, The Creator announced a new collaboration through their labels, +44 and Golf Wang. The capsule draws inspiration from car culture and includes Vegas-themed apparel and automotive-inspired accessories — think moto jackets, rally-ready workwear, casino-print rayon button-ups, and more.
Rosé Steps into Puma Speedcat Trainers
Courtesy of Puma
TikTok’s latest footwear obsession gets the Rosé touch. After being named Puma’s ambassador this summer, the K-Pop superstar debuted as the face of the label this week, fronting a campaign for the Speedcat sneakers.
Timberland x Veneda Carter Is Back for Round 3
Courtesy of Timberland
Denmark-born, LA-based designer Veneda Carter teams up with Timberland once again for a special-edition drop that reimagines workwear boots as glamorous, knee-high icons. The collection features two designs: a silver 6-Inch boot — spotted on Central Cee at GQ’s Men of the Year celebration — and a 14-inch heeled lace-up in blue and silver. Immediate add-to-cart material.
ECCO.kollektive Partners with Louis-Gabriel Nouchi
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ECCO.kollektive has unveiled its spring/summer 2025 collaboration with rising French designer Louis-Gabriel Nouchi. The collection spans footwear, ready-to-wear, and accessories, continuing the Danish brand’s tradition of pushing boundaries with fresh talent. Previous collaborators include Peter Do and Kiko Kostadinov’s design duo, Laura and Deanna Fanning. “There are no limits when working with ECCO,” says Nouchi. “As a designer obsessed with materials, this partnership allows me to innovate on another level. Fashion is a laboratory and a collaborative space, and I feel incredibly lucky.”
1,001 Seasons of ELIE SAAB Celebrated in Riyadh
Courtesy of Elie Saab
Marking 45 years of his eponymous brand, Elie Saab pulled out all the stops with a breathtaking show in Riyadh. The runway featured over 300 looks inspired by One Thousand and One Nights, blending East and West in a tribute to Arab culture and craftsmanship. Performances by icons Celine Dion, Jennifer Lopez, and Camila Cabello sealed the magical evening.
MOSS Presents “A Cut Above”
Courtesy of MOSS
This November, MOSS debuts A Cut Above, a collection that spotlights rising stars in music, menswear, and tailoring. The campaign features writer Joseph Furness, musician Baby Panna, and tailor Joel Ryan, each celebrated for pushing boundaries in their fields. Blending MOSS’s legacy of accessible luxury with modern perspectives, the collection champions individuality, creativity, and the power of influence.
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Callum Turner for Louis Vuitton, adidas Originals x AVAVAV & more: fashion’s biggest headlines you might’ve missed this week.
Courtesy of Puma
Callum Turner Is the New Face of Louis Vuitton
Courtesy of Louis Vuitton
British actor Callum Turner has come full circle. After starting his career as a model — even walking for Louis Vuitton’s spring/summer 2009 show — he’s now an ambassador for the House, joining the ranks of Zendaya and Cate Blanchett. Under Pharrell Williams’ creative direction, Turner stars in a campaign shot by fellow Brit visionary Gabriel Moses, posing with the Speedy P9 bag — a yet-to-be-released style first revealed at Men’s Paris Fashion Week in June.
adidas Originals x AVAVAV Brings Unathletic Athleticism
Courtesy of Adidas x AVAVAV
Streetwear titan adidas Originals and Florence’s avant-garde fashion house AVAVAV have been teasing us for a while (remember AVAVAV’s viral spring/summer 2025 Milan Fashion Week show, where models competed in a faux short-distance sprint?). And now, the pair have finally dropped their debut collaborative collection — an “ironic collision of fashion and sport.” Expect classic adidas pieces “AVAVAVified” into exaggerated, statement-making forms. Sign us up!
Lewis Hamilton and Tyler, The Creator Join Forces for a Sporty Collab
Courtesy of +44 and Golf Wang
What’s better than one GOAT? Two. Ahead of the Las Vegas Formula 1 Grand Prix, Lewis Hamilton and Tyler, The Creator announced a new collaboration through their labels, +44 and Golf Wang. The capsule draws inspiration from car culture and includes Vegas-themed apparel and automotive-inspired accessories — think moto jackets, rally-ready workwear, casino-print rayon button-ups, and more.
Rosé Steps into Puma Speedcat Trainers
Courtesy of Puma
TikTok’s latest footwear obsession gets the Rosé touch. After being named Puma’s ambassador this summer, the K-Pop superstar debuted as the face of the label this week, fronting a campaign for the Speedcat sneakers.
Timberland x Veneda Carter Is Back for Round 3
Courtesy of Timberland
Denmark-born, LA-based designer Veneda Carter teams up with Timberland once again for a special-edition drop that reimagines workwear boots as glamorous, knee-high icons. The collection features two designs: a silver 6-Inch boot — spotted on Central Cee at GQ’s Men of the Year celebration — and a 14-inch heeled lace-up in blue and silver. Immediate add-to-cart material.
ECCO.kollektive Partners with Louis-Gabriel Nouchi
Courtesy of ECCO.kollektive
ECCO.kollektive has unveiled its spring/summer 2025 collaboration with rising French designer Louis-Gabriel Nouchi. The collection spans footwear, ready-to-wear, and accessories, continuing the Danish brand’s tradition of pushing boundaries with fresh talent. Previous collaborators include Peter Do and Kiko Kostadinov’s design duo, Laura and Deanna Fanning. “There are no limits when working with ECCO,” says Nouchi. “As a designer obsessed with materials, this partnership allows me to innovate on another level. Fashion is a laboratory and a collaborative space, and I feel incredibly lucky.”
1,001 Seasons of ELIE SAAB Celebrated in Riyadh
Courtesy of Elie Saab
Marking 45 years of his eponymous brand, Elie Saab pulled out all the stops with a breathtaking show in Riyadh. The runway featured over 300 looks inspired by One Thousand and One Nights, blending East and West in a tribute to Arab culture and craftsmanship. Performances by icons Celine Dion, Jennifer Lopez, and Camila Cabello sealed the magical evening.
MOSS Presents “A Cut Above”
Courtesy of MOSS
This November, MOSS debuts A Cut Above, a collection that spotlights rising stars in music, menswear, and tailoring. The campaign features writer Joseph Furness, musician Baby Panna, and tailor Joel Ryan, each celebrated for pushing boundaries in their fields. Blending MOSS’s legacy of accessible luxury with modern perspectives, the collection champions individuality, creativity, and the power of influence.
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