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Happy birthday, Jacquemus! Since the French brand was founded by Simon Porte Jacquemus back in 2009, it’s gone on to become one of the most popular labels in the world – not only for selling effortless, pared-back designs, but for the lifestyle that it exudes. Who wouldn’t want to frolic about the southern French countryside in crisp linen? To mark its 15th anniversary, Jacquemus just released a special collection, revisiting some of its biggest hits over the years. Shop here.

London-based designer Bianca Saunders just announced her latest zine, Love Lane 38, in collaboration with Amsterdam-based photographer Kwabena Sekyi Appiah-Nti. With words by writer Jordan Anderson and featuring an interview with Saunders’ own mum, the photo journal explores the designer’s Jamaican heritage, as well as images from travelling in her early twenties. In celebration, the zine will be launching at Reference Point on April 10. Get more information here.

Kolam Paris, the authentic Sri Lankan street food restaurant (spotted on this year’s Dazed 100), has teamed up with American outerwear heavyweight Schott NYC to create an ultra-limited edition jacket. Kolam has reinterpreted a classic Schott leather jacket, layered with hand-crocheted elements and jewellery in the form of the Kolam mask logo. See more here.

When Marc Jacobs became creative director of Louis Vuitton in 1997, not only did he introduce the brand to ready-to-wear, but to some of its most famous artist collaborations too. There was Takashi Murakami, Cindy Sherman, Yayoi Kusama, but the one that started it all was the late Stephen Sprouse in 2001. Jacobs continued his work with Sprouse after leaving Vuitton, and now, he’s reissuing the electrifying pink tote bag. Available now here.

Part of their ongoing Crafts for Mind project, Asics Sportstyle has teamed up with Hungarian brand Nanushka to create limited-edition gel-kinetic fluent trainers, in black and grey colourways. They’ve also partnered with Mind Over Mountains, a charity that supports mental health through nature. A portion of the profits from the collab will be donated to the charity. See here.

Another day, another campaign that proves Chloë Sevigny is the eternal It girl. After featuring in recent Saint Laurent and Jimmy Choo campaigns, she’s now become the face of Ecco too. Titled ‘Icons that Last’ and photographed in LA by Brianna Capozzi, the actress is certainly proving her lasting cool factor. See here.

Luxury Italian brand Loro Piana is going global with a new exhibition in Shanghai. Marking the brand’s 100th anniversary, the exhibition will be the first ever to celebrate the maison, titled If You Know, You Know. Loro Piana’s Quest for Excellence. Curated by Judith Clark, it will span over 1,000 square metres and immerse visitors into the brand’s rich history. Opening tomorrow at the Museum of Art Pudong.