Hattie Crowther’s new collection tackles inequality in women’s football

Coming to Melbourne’s National Gallery of Victoria, legendary designers Vivienne Westwood and Rei Kawakubo have been paired together for a joint blockbuster exhibition. It will mark the first exhibition to focus on Westwood since the designer’s death in December 2023, and has been more than 20 years since the designer’s work has been displayed extensively in Australia.

A Bathing Ape has given us the first glimpse of its AW25 collection, titled ‘Connect With People’ and launching globally tomorrow (July 5). Featuring two standout camos – the tree edge camo and the art camo – it’s a collection inspired by sports and Japanese craftsmanship too. See here.

It’s been a big week for adidas Originals. The German brand just launched its latest Superstar campaign, starring none other than acting royalty Samuel L Jackson. Narrating the new film ‘Pyramid’, this campaign marks a new chapter in adidas Original’s ongoing ‘The Original’ campaign. See here.

Just in time for Wimbledon, Bottega Veneta starts its new chapter by announcing Italian professional tennis player, Lorenzo Musetti, as its latest brand ambassador. The news follows Musetti’s appearance in the brand’s ‘Craft is our Language’ campaign, which was unveiled earlier this year and also starred Tyler, the Creator, Zadie Smith, Julianne Moore and many others.

Conceived by creative director Alessandro Michele and photographed by Drew Vickers, Valentino just launched a new campaign for its Valentino Garavani Viva Superstar bag. It marks the third in a series of campaigns celebrating the Italian maison’s signature bags, previously featuring the Nellcôte and Vain styles. See here.

Available at the brand’s Harrods pop-up this summer, Camilla & Marc just dropped a brand new vacation capsule collection, featuring bold ruby red, black and beige beachwear. It’s also available online here, to fulfill all your poolside needs in the chicest of ways. 

Earlier this week, Fendi officially relaunched its 00s It bag, the Fendi Spy. With a campaign featuring Gabbriette, Amelia Gray and Xiao Wen Ju, directed by Stevie Dance and styled by Anna Trevelyan, the Italian brand is going all out to celebrate the return of its Y2K legend. See here.

Daniel Fletcher’s sophomore collection for Mithridate had landed via a new pre-spring SS26 lookbook. Inspired by ideas of ‘bad taste’, the collection combines David Hockney’s colour techniques with British sports such as cricket and tennis – blending irony with sophistication. See more here. 

Until July 12, Guess is taking over Harajuku, Tokyo’s fashion district, with an immersive exhibition that shows us the future of denim. Titled ‘The Next 40 Years of Denim’, the exhibition will highlight Guess Airwash technologies, developed by Jeanologia and set to replace traditional stonewashing.