Marc Jacobs brings back a cult boot, Vaquera sends Converse sky-high, Westwood taps NANA nostalgia, and ROTATE steps into shoes for the first time. Settle in — here’s your weekly fashion news fix.
Givenchy Releases New Campaign, Friends and Muses: The Portrait Series II
Sarah Burton’s second Portrait Series celebrates the creative bond between friends and muses, featuring Rooney Mara and the Clash bassist Paul Simonon through the lens of American artist and friend of the house Collier Schorr. Styled by Camilla Nickerson and captured with her signature intimate, striking aesthetic, the campaign spotlights the personal connections that fuel Givenchy’s vision, from punk icon to Hollywood star, all under Burton’s creative direction.
Vivienne Westwood x NANA collaborate on the 25th Anniversary Capsule
Vivienne Westwood celebrates 25 years of cult manga NANA with a limited-edition capsule collection inspired by Nana Komatsu’s ultra-femininity and Nana Osaki’s punk edge. From pastel Mini Sunday Dresses and tartan Stormy Jackets to Rocking Horse Ballerina platforms and statement Pearl Necklaces, the collection blends archival Westwood styles with Ai Yazawa’s iconic illustrations. These pieces are poised to become collector’s items, so run, don’t walk, before they’re gone.
Marc Jacobs x Dr. Martens Collaborate on a Kiki Boot to Get Your Steps In
The iconic Kiki Boot stomps back. Marc Jacobs and Dr. Martens reunite to fuse Jacob’s famous design with Doc’s utilitarian grit, giving the towering silhouette a new, more wearable, strength. Available in black croc and bright lavender, the boot features laddered silver buckles, inner zips, custom lock-and-key charms, and Dr. Martens’ signature Corran-heeled sole.
Converse Gets the Vaquera Treatment
The new yorker duo at Vaquera gives Converse a dramatic makeover. The Paris Fashion Week favourite brand reimagines the Chuck with the XXXHI Slouch Wedge and XHI Slouch Wedge, wrapped in canvas that softens with wear. Exaggerated proportions and dramatic movement make the XXXHI rise above the knee, while the XHI falls just below, safe to say every cool girl in the city is about to be wearing them. Available via Converse.com, Vaquera.nyc, and Dover Street Market.
Loro Piana’s New Bond Street Reopens with a Holiday Pop-in!
Loro Piana’s New Bond Street flagship gets a fresh look this month, wrapping its classic sophistication in warm oak, carabottino, and silk-covered walls in the Maison’s signature kummel, beige, and burgundy. The Holiday Pop-In invites shoppers to personalise cashmere favourites like the plaid Unito and Grande Unita scarf, while an interactive installation by art director Judith Clark adds an extra layer of festive magic.
Lila Moss is a Cou Cou Intimates Girl
London-born brand Cou Cou Intimates taps Lila Moss as its holiday muse to launch their first official pyjama sets, shot on home turf in the UK by photographer Adam Peter Johnson. Crafted from 100% organic cotton and designed for both rest and everyday wear, these sets will make you want to hibernate all season. The quietly festive editorial feel channels ’90s minimalism with British flair, selling us the “wintering in the Cotswolds” dream.
Rotate Drops Footwear to Complete your Holiday Look
Copenhagen’s favourite ROTATE steps into footwear with its first-ever shoe collection, where Scandi-glam meets 80s fun. From sculptural stilettos to sleek ankle boots, signature details like crystal-embellished heels, snake-print textures, and leather knots bring the brand’s attitude to the sole. Drawing on ’80s-inspired silhouettes with a contemporary twist, the collection launches mid-November offering statement footwear to complete every look.
Daisy Duck Gets the GANNI Girl Treatment
Daisy Duck steps into the fashion spotlight as GANNI reimagines the iconic Disney character through its playfulness. Signature leopard prints, Buckle Ballerinas, Western boots, and standout accessories like the Bou Bag and canvas totes get a whimsical twist, while jersey and knitwear nod to GANNI’s modern, free-spirited codes. Shot by Esther Theaker with 2010s it-model Lindsey Wixson bringing the animated muse to life, the capsule celebrates individuality, imagination, and the joyful collision of pop heritage and contemporary style.
2025 Big Facts: Trends Report via StockX
Streetwear is evolving fast, and StockX’s latest report highlights the shifts defining the secondary market. Running sneakers remain king, with ASICS’ Gel-1130 and niche brands like Mizuno and Brooks seeing huge growth. Slim silhouettes, Mary Jane–inspired footwear, and ballet flats continue thriving, while ugly-cute collectibles like Labubu and Crybaby are still flying off shelves. Nostalgia also drives trading card mania, with Pokémon, Topps, and Magic: The Gathering hitting record sales, all pointing to what’s set to dominate 2026.