Jil Sander x Moncler channels sculptural winter minimalism, KNWLS x Miss Sixty bring back Y2K rebellion, Ferragamo leans into festive nostalgia and Saint Laurent opens its new Avenue Montaigne space. Consider this your weekly fashion news fix.
Miss Sixty <3 KNWLS
Miss Sixty teams up with London’s favourite KNWLS for a capsule that revives the brand’s early-00s attitude with a sharp, almost sporty twist. The duo reworks Miss Sixty’s femme-punk DNA with pom-pom toggles on shearling, bias-cut denim slip dresses slashed with knife pleats, and low-rise jeans fitted with cheeky hipbone pockets. Branded brass buttons, spliced denim, corseted waistlines, and rough-soft leather pieces bring KNWLS’ signature sensual grit to the mix. Slouchy leather bags with cartoon cat charms, a constant KNWLS motif, and jag-toe heels scuffed to perfection. Shot by Marili Andre, the campaign stars Alana Champion in dreamlike Y2K screensaver worlds.
Saint Laurent’s New Montaigne Moment
Saint Laurent opens a new chapter on Avenue Montaigne with an intimate three-level space shaped by Anthony Vaccarello’s precise, sculptural vision. Designed like a collector’s haven, the boutique features iconic pieces from Süe & Mare, Paul Poiret, François-Xavier Lalanne, and a never before seen Mark Bradford work from the Pinault Collection. Housing the full Saint Laurent world, from ready-to-wear must-haves to fine jewellery, the space is calm and unmistakably French. The cherry on top is a private salon and terrace.
BAPE x Kazuki Kuraishi Bring Street Heat to the Slopes
BAPE teams up with longtime collaborator Kazuki Kuraishi for FW25’s “Performance All Weather” collection, the brand’s bold entry into winter sports. Kazuki unveils two new camo designs, both nodding to his original BAPE graphics from 25 years ago. The November drops deliver urban essentials: detachable camo jackets, reversible puffers, sherpa layers, tactical pants, Shark Hoodie updates, and modernised archive graphics. December brings the full snowsports lineup, built with technical fabrics tested from Tokyo to Hokkaido. With Edison Chen, HOSHI of SEVENTEEN, Sean Wotherspoon, and more leading the campaign!
Ferragamo Rewrites Holiday Nostalgia
Ferragamo goes into the holidays with a campaign that mirrors the nostalgic feelings that come with the season. The collection celebrates the art of gifting and the joy of dressing up, featuring artisan-crafted shoes, bags, accessories, silk scarves, ties, and jewellery. Highlights include the popular Hug bags in gold, burgundy eel skin, and feathered or petal-covered minis; ballerinas, Mary-Janes, wedges, and cage-inspired sandals adorned with crystals, bows, and velvet; Tramezza loafers and velvet men’s classics; sculptural bags and backpacks with Gancini details; and silk foulards reinterpreting Florentine landmarks, perfect for a winter day.
Central Cee Drops a Triple-Threat: BAPE® x Spotify x SYNA
Looking for the perfect Christmas gift for your brother? Or best friend? Spotify and BAPE team up once again, this time with Central Cee stepping in as Creative Director for a three-way capsule alongside the rapper’s brand, SYNA. Dropping November 25th, the collection turns classic BAPE silhouettes into a canvas for the artist’s vision, complete with camo detailing, lyric-coded labels, and care tags linking directly to his evolving Spotify playlist. The capsule centres on an iconic purple story reimagined through SYNA’s more pared-back aesthetic. Standouts include a purple puffer Cench himself has loved for years and and a football jersey paying homage to his lifelong love of the game.
Michael Kors Lights Up London
Michael Kors and Suki Waterhouse kicked off the holiday season hosting a star-studded celebration for the opening of the brand’s new Regent Street flagship. Guests sipped cocktails and explored the sleek new space to a set by DJ Madeleine Waterhouse before the party moved to Claridge’s Restaurant for an intimate, ultra-glam dinner. The night drew A-listers, from actress Gemma Chan, Henry Golding and Rashida Jones to model Jourdan Dunn, or Amelia Dimoldenberg, all dressed in Michael Kors. The Waterhouse sisters, the Gallagher brothers, Lady Amelia and Eliza Spencer, Raff Law and more rounded out the guest list.
Moncler + JIL SANDER Bring Alpine Calm to the City
Two favourites, Moncler and JIL SANDER merge refined minimalism with mountain-ready performance in their debut co-created collection. Drawing inspiration from nature’s curves, snow-capped peaks, rolling hills, and smooth pebbles, the line features bulbous jackets, padded cardigans, dome-shaped skirts, and plush outerwear layered with Moncler’s signature insulated nylon. Neutral palettes, soft wool, and lightweight cotton twill create a serene, tactile elegance, while silver-tone pins echo Moncler’s logo with a jewellery-like twist.
Together adidas Originals x Avavav make Surreal Sportswear
adidas Originals and Avavav return with their third collaboration, and maybe their boldest. Creative Director Beate Skonare Karlsson twists archival references into playful new silhouettes, trompe-l’œil track jackets, balloon shorts, and a show-stopping heel with a 22cm spike. Fan favorites return reimagined: the Superstar debuts a one-piece vacuumed leather upper in worn-in hues, while the oversized Moonrubber Megaride gains reflective bubble soles and even cosmic boot iterations. Accessories are sculptural, and cropped puffers and second-skin layers push exaggerated proportions to cartoonish extremes.
Casadei Pop-Up Shines at Selfridges
Casadei brings its signature glamour to Selfridges with a pop-up running through December 28, hosted by Arianna Casadei herself. Guests can explore new styles, sip drinks, and experience the Italian label’s statement footwear firsthand. Early visitors include Camila Carril, Nina Suess, The Tripletsss, Betty Bachz, Phoebe Torrance, Olivia Arben, and Adot Gak, all trying on the latest and chicest Casadei designs.