For his Spring/Summer 2026 LOVERBOY collection, designer Charles Jeffrey reimagines music as not just a source of inspiration, but the sole output. Hosting the presentation at London's iconic Abbey Road studios, famed for the long line of legendary artists who have recorded there, the showcase celebrates all things process. Exploring themes of music-making and experimentation, the "Prepared Piano" collection delves into the Abbey Road archives and reimagines them through a LOVERBOY lens.Looking ...

Stuart Vevers has just debuted the next chapter of his vision for Coach, unveiling the new Winter 2025 collection lookbook. Evolving the brand's American heritage through a contemporary lens, the new collection leans on themes of joy, indulgence and the holiday season.Blending American sportswear silhouettes with playful accessories and an elevated dress code, the collection offers a range of dresses, textured knitwear and smart blazers with youthful touches. Fabrics like crepe, chiffon, taffeta...

It-girl status isn't granted overnight. Contrary to popular belief, it takes a long period of trying, innovating and earning your stripes -- something that Sami Lorking-Tanner and Evangeline Titilas, the founders of Australian label With Jéan, know a little something about.Founded back in 2017 as the place to buy your "nice top," from the ever-present "jeans and a nice top" dress code, the brand was started by the founders with just 10,000 USD in savings to put towards it. Since then, it's been...

British-Bengali designer Rokeya Khanum is revisiting her roots for the brand's latest campaign. Aptly titled "Roots," the new campaign sees Khanum's transport us to the brand's "spiritual and ancestral home" of Bangladesh. Paying tribute to the designer's family and their generational garment legacy, the new visuals also support Khanum's unique vision of opening a female-run atelier in rural Bangladesh by 2028."I created Khanum's as a love letter to duality," Khanum writes in a statement. "To th...