Supreme just dropped a collab with this cult 80s Japanese label

Jonathan Anderson has taken inspiration from Guiness for his latest collaboration, teaming up with the iconic stout. We first got a glimpse of the boozy partnership during June’s JW Anderson SS25 menswear and resort 25 show, and finally, its hit stores. The small collection only features two limited edition t-shirts, a sweatshirt and a jumper, so grab them while you can. We just have one question: can J Dubz split the G? Get more info here.

Do we have a new contender for the latest It trainer? Salomon just dropped a new collab with Aries Arise, bringing us a reimagining of the classic ‘snowclog’ in two new colourways. Aries’ signature fluro highlight can be spotted on the side of the shoe, whilst the campaign references 70s and 80s Japanese superheroes, featuring a cast of professional MMA fighters. Shop here.

Miu Miu released its latest Upcycled collection earlier this week, with brand ambassador Emma Corrin returning to front the collection. In a series of vibrant portraits shot by Lengua, Corrin wears a charming collection of kilts, chunky knits and leather outerwear. It was announced earlier this month that Miu Miu’s sales spiked by 105 per cent in the third quarter of 2024, and if these new campaign shots are anything to go by, sales won’t be slowing anytime soon. See the full Upcyled campaign here.

An extension of Burberry’s latest campaign ‘It’s Always Burberry Weather’, the British heritage brand is celebrating the great outdoors by bringing England’s green spaces to global destinations. The pop-ups and window displays, which can be spotted at various locations around the world, take inspiration from the traditional tropes found in London parks, from pavilions to tea hatches serving flapjacks and Earl Grey.

Belgium-born designer and creative director of Diesel, Glenn Martens has been announced as next in line to create a collection with H&M. Since Karl Lagerfeld in 2024, the high street retailer has worked with some of the world’s greatest designers, from Comme des Garçons by Rei Kawakubo to Margiela and Stella McCartney. Martens, who stepped down as creative director of Y/Project in September but remains at the helm of Diesel, will showcase his H&M collection for Autumn 2025. Expect distressed denim, moto-jackets and itsy-bitsy mini-skirts.

Speaking of Diesel, the brand just announced an ultra-hot new collaboration with Roman rockstar Damiano David. A global ambassador for the Italian house, the new, genderless collection is inspired by Damiano’s own distinctive personal style. Through tight leather, exaggerated proportions, suiting and knitwear, the collection channels freedom and inclusivity. There are even pieces that feature prints of the Måneskin singer’s own tattoos. See it here.

Alpha Industries and Resident Advisor just made it easier to know what to wear to the club. The new collaboration ‘Midnight FM’, features a reversible MA-1 Bomber Jacket in a black and grey colourway, plus a pair of durable, custom socks. Inspired by the spirit of pirate radio, club culture and the roots of rave, the collection campaign features London-based Latinx collective 2C Perrea, known for their mega, queer club nights. See the collection here.

Copenhagen Fashion Week just announced their latest AW25 NewTalent lineup, featuring several exciting Danish designers to keep an eye on. First up there’s Alectra Rothschild / Masculina, known for merging intricate craftsmanship with high glamour; then there’s Berner Kühl, the menswear brand bridging the gap between elevated and everyday; as well as Stamm, whose founder Elisabet Stamm describes her label as ‘truck poetry’. Intrigued much? Get more info and see the full line-up here.

East London’s coolest basement designer concept store LN-CC just released its latest campaign, celebrating a few of London’s favourite creative couples. Featuring artist Gray Wielebinski and partner Asa Seresin, director Ronan Mckenzie and perfumier Ezra-Lloyd Jackson, artist Ed Curtis and boyfriend designer Benny Andallo, plus photographer Joyce NG and fashion designer Cameron Williams. See the campaign here.

Tremaine Emory’s New York-based brand Denim Tears has created a shoppable capsule collection inspired by the MET’s latest exhibition, Flight into Egypt: Black Artists and Ancient Egypt, 1876–Now. The show focuses on Black artists’ creative engagement with ancient Egypt, while Emory’s capsule collection refers specifically to the Great Sphinx’s missing nose – titled appropriately, Knowbody Nose. “How does an artefact from Egypt, or anywhere from the ancient world end up miles away in a museum in a major metropolitan city?” asks Emory. Discover more here.

Adult entertainment legend Brazzers turns 20 this autumn, so to celebrate, it’s joined forces with cult publication Richardson to drop an edit of limited edition merch. With a line-up including crystal-encrusted denim caps, skimpy metallic swimsuits, hoodies, tees, and tube socks all bearing the channel’s bolshy logo, the capsule gets its debut as part of a new campaign featuring Brazzers icons past and present – with Luna Star, Kira Noir, and Jordi El Nino among them.