The British Fashion Awards Announces That Little Simz will be awarded the Cultural Innovator Award
Multi-award winning artist Little Simz is to be honoured with the Cultural Innovator Award at The British Fashion Awards, in partnership with Pandora. The award celebrates the leading innovators and iconoclasts of the entertainment industry, who have had a deep and meaningful impact on fashion and culture over the last year.
Laura Weir, the Chief Executive of the British Fashion Council, said of Simz’ success: “Little Simz is a generational voice whose work expands culture itself. She is fearless in her creativity, uncompromising in her honesty and endlessly inventive in the way she brings music, fashion and storytelling together. She reshapes the landscape rather than simply moving within it, setting new standards for what British artistry can be.”
The British Fashion Awards are taking place on December 1st at the Royal Albert Hall.
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Alana Hadid collaborates with Onar Studios
Creative director and activist Alana Hadid worked with Finnish outerwear brand Onar Studios to create a special eight-piece capsule collaboration, featuring shearling-collared bomber jackets, Penny Lane coats, and a striking red Elektra skirt.
“This collaboration is an expression of my creativity, my fashion sense and my love of sustainability,” Hadid commented. “It is my favourite expression to collaborate and I love the fact that I was able to collaborate on this with Irene. A strong, expressive, and powerful woman, like the Onar woman, is every woman – and I designed this collection for them.”
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Tekla has opened its first London store in Marylebone
Working from the cues first established in their Copenhagen flagship, the new Tekla store in Marylebone will explore a Scandinavian interpretation of British design and eclecticism.
Part gallery, part home, the core offerings of homewear are bedding, terry, and sleepwear, though there are plenty of curiosities to gift or keep all for yourself.
Find the store at 10 Marylebone High Street, London, W1U 4BT.
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Main Rose unveils the Pink Holiday Collection
Swedish pop sensation and CLASH cover star Zara Larsson’s lingerie brand, Main Rose, has unveiled its latest campaign titled Pink Holiday, presenting a playful collection of hot-pink intimates with matching sets wrapped in festive bows.
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Jacquemus collaborates with Nike on après-ski collection
French fashion house Jacquemus has partnered with Nike to create an 18-piece après-ski collection. The co-designed capsule collection features key winterwear pieces to carry you from the slopes to cocktail hour by the fire. At the heart of a collection of winter staples is a triple layer GORE-TEX jacket in luminous yellow.
Designer Simon Porte Jacquemus said of the collection: “Ski attire has always fascinated me, and I’m a big collector of vintage ’80s ski pieces. This collection with Nike is an opportunity for me to bring a new fashion story into our collaboration and into the ski community, which is a first for me.”
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Dukes Cupboard reimagines classic Edwin staples
Vintage archivists and sportswear connoisseurs Dukes Cupboard have collaborated with Japanese denim and workwear brand Edwin, reinventing staple tees and wide leg selvedge denim through their distinctive lens. Classic Edwin jeans are reestablished with Dukes embroidery and a stencil pack for further customisation.
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TwoJeys unveils customisable hat collaboration with New Era
Barcelona based jewellery brand TwoJeys has partnered with headwear brand New Era for an exclusive three piece collection. The collaboration blends tradition with creativity, allowing each piece to be customised to the wearer’s style with detachable silver hardware.
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Juana Wein photographs Carhartt WIP’s womenswear winter campaign
Carhartt WIP has released a chilled and stoic campaign photographed by Juana Wein for its womenswear winter 2025 collection.
The workwear collection is imbued with classic streetwear and sporting influences, featuring long-sleeved rugby polos with layerable knitwear and skirts. The colour palette is cool with steely shades of blue and grey. The oversized, fluid silhouettes set against an urban landscape recall classic skate culture from the ‘90s.
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Dior presents its Pre-Fall menswear collection
Jonathan Anderson has unveiled his second collection at the helm of Dior, setting the stage with a dramatic Fall 2026 collection suitable for any occasion plumped up with pomp and pageantry.
Fall 2026 riffs on ideas of history and affluence which were first introduced in his Summer 2026 collection, and Medieval heraldry hits back at 18th-century flourishes in an anarchic, delightful clash. The collection features frockcoats and tailcoats, rugby shirts, bermudas, five-pocket trousers, and soft messenger bags. Theatricality runs amok, and youthfulness is at the fore.
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ASICS Sportstyle reunites with SHUSHU/TONG
Shanghai based fashion brand SHUSHU/TONG has reunited with ASICS SportStyle, this time reimagining the classic GEL-KINETIC FLUENT sneakers. Bringing a touch of feminine rebellion and high octane romanticism with its signature bow, the collaboration offers a soft and sporty version of the classic shoe.
The new silhouette puts its best, elegant foot forward, featuring an enlarged, multi-layered and three-dimensional structure on the shoe’s upper that leans into SHUSHU/TONG’s signature coquettish style.
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Burberry celebrates its signature check with a festive scarf selection
Burberry evokes warmth in the cool wintery chill of London with the brand’s ‘Festive Softs’ release. A carefully curated selection of festive scarves features delicate bouclé textures, cashmere, and their signature check across more than thirty colourways. For a more laid-back affair, check out Burberry’s offerings of silk ties, cotton socks, and cashmere hats and gloves, all emblazoned with the brand’s famous check.
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Words by Kate Jeffrie.