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The Italian label Herno has just launched a new capsule with ANREALAGE, the Japanese brand founded by Kunihiko Morinaga. The collection, called Herno Globe ANREALAGE, has sustainability at its heart, using a low impact manufacturing process and only making two sizes for lower production losses. For the clothes, Morinaga revisits Herno staples while also introducing an all-over monogram that marries ANREALAGE’s AZ logo with the Herno ‘H’. To check out the full collection, head here.

Sheffield-born, East London-based artist Corbin Shaw has teamed up with Fred Perry for two new takes on its classic polo shirt. The first, a love letter to Shaw’s home town, has a heartfelt poem scrawled on its back, while the second is a homage to Sharpie-strewn Leavers polos that students sign at the end of school. “I like the idea of the two shirts existing together like two siblings,” said the artist. “One just leaving school and ready for the summer, the other on his way out to town with his favourite aftershave on.” Head here to check out the collaboration.

Gucci may be coming to rainy London for its Cruise show in May, but for now it’s making the most of the sunshine with a new collection inspired by coastal living. Gucci Lido reimagines the Jackie and GG Marmont bags in straw, adds some sophisticated swimwear to the mix, and also comes with a brand new Anthony Seklaoui-shot campaign, too. To check out the full collection, head here.

Georgian Designer David Koma has just launched a brand new swimwear and lifestyle label. “LET’S SWIM has provided me with a platform to explore new interests, a concept that ties my love of travel to my work in fashion,” said the designer. “I’ve always been intrigued by single-product brands, and swimwear felt like a natural progression and creative outlet.” 97 per cent of the collection is responsibly sourced, and the brand also plans to collaborate with conservationists to protect sharks and clean up beaches. To check out the full range, head here.

If you want to get your hands on one-of-a-kind knitted pieces from fashion’s brightest stars, then head down to Hackney Road this weekend. Designers Gui Rosa, Katya Zelentsova, Celia Calderon Asensio, Eleanor Butler-Jones and Bazaarworldwide are all getting together for a studio pop-up, where they’ll be selling everything from grandma cardis to cashmere thongs. Tipples will also be supplied by Drink Clii, so make sure you get down there early. 122-150 Hackney Road, Unit 132, London E2 7QS, April 27-28, 11am-7pm.

ERL has just launched its brand new Made In California collection, which features handmade pieces produced in small quantities. Shearling is at the heart of the offering, with bags, a coat and a pair of chaps all coming in the luxurious sheepskin, while brand founder Eli Russell Linnetz has shot the campaign himself (look out for the sheep). For the full collection, head to ERL’s newly launch online store here.

Chances are you might have spotted a succession of furry unicorns infiltrating your timeline this week, and, in case you’ve still not figured out where they’re coming from, you’ve got Jennie from BlackPink and Gentlemonster to thank. The singer has collabed with the behemoth eyewear brand on a new collection of pastel-hued sunnies, with the offering following hot on the heels of Gentlemonster’s Jelly collection, and, at the more high-end end of the scale, its Kris Jenner-approved Maison Margiela link-up. Get your saccharine-sweet pair here, if that’s what you’re into.