From Hailey Bieber’s late-night Miu Miu campaign to Jonathan Anderson’s return to Dublin with Dior, these are the fashion news making headlines this week.
Our favourite beauty mogul Hailey Bieber stars in Miu Miu’s Fall/Winter 2026 campaign, photographed by American fashion photographer Zoë Ghertner. Set against a late-night backdrop, Bieber wears a series of looks that capture Miu Miu’s playful yet polished approach to modern dressing. The campaign also marks the return of the house’s iconic bubble sole shoes, first introduced in the 2000s, bringing the nostalgic silhouette back for a new generation.
More fashion news this week…
Jonathan Anderson is bringing Dior to Dublin
Jonathan Anderson is set to bring Dior to Dublin, with the designer choosing Trinity College as the location for his Autumn 27 show. Returning to his home country of Ireland, for the first time with the French Maison in his back pocket, Anderson will stage the collection against the historic backdrop of one of Dublin’s most iconic institutions. Full circle!
You can now buy Yamamoto’s secret sketchbooks
A newly discovered collection of hundreds of never-before-seen drawings by Yohji Yamamoto, found in a Tokyo warehouse in 2024, is being published in a new book curated by Alexandre Samson. Covering collections from 1981 to 1999, the volume offers an unprecedented look into the legendary designer’s creative process, featuring designs personally selected by Yamamoto, with graphic support from Peter Saville.
Into the wild with Chloé
Chemena Kamali’s new Winter 26 campaign for Chloé is a breath of fresh air, swapping the runway for wild, wind-sculpted landscapes, as lensed by iconic duo Inez & Vinoodh. Launching in boutiques this September, the collection channels instinct, freedom and togetherness, with models including Raquel Zimmermann moving through the elements, the Chloé woman is always connected to the world around her.
ALO drops its first eyewear collection
Activewear giant ALO is officially stepping into the accessories space with the launch of its first-ever sunglasses collection. The brand has tapped talents including Lila Moss, Amelia Gray, and Alton Mason to front a campaign directed by Bardia Zeinali. The collection features six handcrafted silhouettes made in Japan using premium hand-polished acetate and gold-plated hardware.
Hunter Schafer gets real in Barry Jenkins’ new Prada campaign
Miuccia Prada and Raf Simons strip things back for Prada’s Fall/Winter 26 campaign, using quiet, everyday moments as an antidote to the chaos of modern life. Shot by Oscar-winning director Barry Jenkins, the campaign features a star-studded cast including Hunter Schafer, Troye Sivan, Chen Haoyu, and Kelvin Harrison Jr. Rather than relying on dramatic backdrops, the focus is placed on honest human gestures, treating the clothes like characters in a film. The result is a beautifully reflective take on fashion that celebrates the extraordinary within the ordinary.
Stella McCartney’s sustainable innovations
Stella McCartney’s Autumn 26 collection features 98% responsible materials, introducing innovations including Algae Black™ pigment, new Appaloosa bags and the eco-friendly S-Wave sneakers. Entirely free from leather, fur and feathers, the collection continues the house’s commitment to conscious design and responsible luxury, and we love seeing Stella continue to push the conversation around sustainability forward.
Best foot forward: PANE steps into Western markets
Shanghai-based footwear brand PANE is stepping into Western markets, bringing its approach to modern sneakers with a focus on timeless design, premium craftsmanship and everyday comfort. Founded in 2022, the brand has built a following around its minimalist NO-GI collection, alongside styles including the ballet-inspired Zephyr Training and vintage-inspired Riviera Run.
