May 23, 2025 |
TEN CRAVES IS OUR ONLINE SERIES THAT ROUNDS UP ALL THE BEST PRODUCT LAUNCHES AND MUST-KNOW FASHION HAPPENINGS WEEK IN, WEEK OUT.
Tilly Sveaas Plays Into Love And Memory For Moi + Toi Collection
Ethical jewellery brand Tilly Sveaas’s latest collection Moi + Toi is a love letter to relationships in all aspects, showing that great jewellery, like great relationships, only gets better with time. With the collection drawing on Médailles d’Amour (love medals) from France’s Belle Époque of the early 20th century, we see model and muse Rosemary Ferguson posing alongside her daughter Elfie Reigate in an accompanying campaign, both flaunting eye-catching clusters of pendants, including the brands popular gold T-bar. Captured by London-based photographer, Rory Payne, the intimacy of the pair encapsulates the sentiment and memory of the striking designs. Shop Moi + Toi here. Katie Minto
Alaïa’s 2025 Archetypes Campaign Offers A Never-Ending Summer
Alaïa’s summer/fall 2025 Archetypes campaign will have you yearning to laze around a pool under the blazing Provence sun. But don’t take it from us, take it from the sun-drenched stills shot by London-based photographer, Tyrone Lebon. Starring industry icons Anok Yai and Binx Walton as the embodiments of an Alaïa woman, Pieter Mulier’s most recent collection taps into the sentiment of a never-ending summer. Spiral skirts and dresses embrace the body, adding a structural sharpness the silhouettes while the fan-favourite Le Teckel bag is given a refresh in canvas, elevating it to blend with the solstice scenes, whilst the bold mask sunglasses offer a more modern approach to dressing. KM
Murakami Puts The Cherry On Top Of Louis Vuitton’s 2025 Resort Collection
They say third times a charm, and we’d certainly agree when it comes to the Louis Vuitton x Murakami re-edition collection commemorating the 20th anniversary of the notorious collaboration of the French maison and acclaimed Japanese artist Takashi Murakami. This time, the artist’s distinct grinning cherry motifs are dappled over LV’s 2025 Resort collection. Stealing the spotlight, we’re introduced to the Cherry 3D heel in two styles: the Cherie in raffia and the Lily in cherry-embroidered denim. In the campaign, set against the backdrop of the Mediterranean Riveria, the line-up brims with pretty pieces from playful bags and luggage to silk scarves, bag charms and even a charming bicycle that’s perched upon by house ambassador Zendaya. Lensed by renowned photographer’s Inez and Vinoodh, those blissful visuals are just the cherry on top of an already unforgettable collection. KM
Sacai Reconstructs Levi’s Classics
Japanese fashion house Sacai redefines Levi’s icons in their latest collaboration, seamlessly blending heritage and innovation. Under the vision of creative director Chitose Abe, Levi’s renowned craftsmanship is reinterpreted through Sacai’s signature deconstructed lens, resulting in a capsule collection that reimagines wardrobe staples with bold, unexpected twists. At the heart of the collection is the Levi’s x Sacai Matelassé Twill Jacket, crafted with Sacai’s signature matelassé technique and detailed with hidden interior embellishments. The lineup also pays homage to Levi’s denim legacy, offering a fresh take on the iconic trucker jacket – this time with a modern, boxy silhouette and a subtle A-line flare. Captured through the cinematic eye of award-winning director Craig McDean, the campaign stars actress Chase Sui channeling the spirit of 1950s Hollywood rebel James Dean, walking the streets with effortless cool beside model Chandler Frye. Together, they embody a mood of unrestrained freedom and timeless style. The Levi’s x Sacai collection will be available through exclusive popups at Selfridges on May 26, Landmark Hong Long on May 27 and worldwide starting May 28 on Levi.com, on the Levi’s App, in select Levi’s flagship stores, and at select Sacai retail locations. KM
EYE Junya Watanabe Man x Alpha Industries Tap Into The Tokyo Drift Scene For Latest Collaboration
Tokyo-based sub-label EYE Junya Watanabe Man has once again joined forces with US military connoisseur Alpha Industries to pay homage to Tokyo’s street-drifting scene whilst balancing Japanese tailoring with timeless designs. Sharing a history rich with military surplus design, the brand’s have merged high-performance heritage with Tokyo’s avant-garde designs to create a never-been-seen-before biker jacket. Fabricated with 100 per cent nylon, the piece features a ribbed waist and zipped cuffs, allowing for tactical control whilst utilising mesh lining to create a lightweight feel. It’s the ideal jacket for summertime with an edge. Shop here. KM
Phil Foden Stars In Burberry’s Playful Father’s Day Campaign
Burberry is celebrating the relationship between a father and his children in a heartfelt, home video style film this Father’s Day. Starring Manchester City FC player Phil Foden, the film paints scenes of Foden kicking about in the back garden with his son Ronnie and daughter True – all dressed in the brands iconic check, displaying a sense of warm British wit. The accompanying Father’s Day gift edit showcases timeless men’s silhouettes with a refreshed feel: think lightweight jackets and polo Shirts outlined with Burberry check, and wallets – the classic dad gift – and bags wrapped in a charcoal check. Give your dad the gift of Burberry this Father’s Day; shop here. KM
BALENCIAGA X LAMBORGHINI DROP A HIGH-OCTANE COLLAB
Balenciaga and Automobili Lamborghini are in pole position this season, fusing supercar aerodynamics with runway bravado in a high-velocity collaboration. Debuting on the fall 2025 runway, the collection redlines Balenciaga’s signature silhouettes with leather-clad layers, racetrack tailoring and trompe-l’œil jerseys stamped with the new Lamborghini Temerario motif. Elsewhere, reworked Rodeo and Hourglass bags are retooled, embossed with Lamborghini’s iconic Shield emblem and kitted alongside brushed metal hardware including oversized padlock keychains and ignition-key charms. A new Dashboard Clutch, modelled after car consoles and fitted with chrome-fastened curves also joins the accessories line-up, translating cockpit design into handheld form; styled in the sporty campaign lensed by Stef Mitchell. The collab races into high-tech territory too, spanning Apple Vision Pro simulations and sculptural art by Yngve Holen reimagining car parts as high-concept anatomy. Outside key flagship stores you can expect to see Lamborghini Revuelto car models graffitied in Balenciaga’s handstyle, part of a global art-meets-engineering initiative putting the collaboration back on the road. Inside stores, a livestream video inspired by POV race footage tracks Revuelto routes from city outskirts to Balenciaga storefronts in Shanghai and Miami. You can shop the drop here and in select boutiques (cars not included). Talia Panayi
WED’S ALT-OCCASIONWEAR GETS VEILED AND VOLUMINOUS
Wed’s latest collection is a veil-flipping fantasy: dreamy, steamy and laced with bridal bite. Co-founders Amy Trinh and Evan Phillips put veils front and centre for the bride chasing gauzy layers, floor-sweeping drama and big entrances. Shot by Raphael Bliss and styled by Nathan Klein, the accompanying campaign plays out like a fashionable fever dream: muses emerge in clouds of tulle and barely-there LWDs (that’s little white dresses), caught in fogged-up backseat moments either styled in short, mid or floor-length veils. One model drifts down a sunlit city street; another sprawls across the bonnet of a blacked-out SUV, swaddled in a screen of lace-trimmed layers. Rooted in the brand’s three Cs – cut, craftsmanship and conscious creation – Wed’s veils are for the girls saying “I do” to romance, unfiltered and a little unruly. TP
‘NEW AGE’ IS ARTFUL AGING, THE SELFRIDGES WAY
Glossy glazes, breathing sculptures and a few heartbreaks in ceramic – Selfridges is serving up sentiment with a sculptural twist in New Age, a new storewide takeover rethinking the art of ageing. There, in a series of installations, artist Rong Bao’s soft-serve-toned installations burst onto Orchard Street abuzz with organic tension and blurring biology with built form. Meanwhile, Duke Street’s windows get a cheeky makeover with handcrafted “trophies” immortalising life’s emotional mile-markers, from first bras to first divorces. Add in the four-part film series chronicling life in stylish quarters and ageing will have never looked so thoroughly art-directed. Running until June 24, New Age is nothing short of a masterclass in growing – and glowing – up. TP
Nicholas Daley Wins The 2025 Pratt Fashion Visionary Award
Nicholas Daley adds another accolade to his milestone year: the 2025 Pratt Fashion Visionary Award, presented last Friday at Brooklyn’s Powerhouse Arts. Now ten years into his namesake label, Daley is known for weaving his Jamaican-Scottish heritage into menswear through sound, craft and community, and was recognised for a decade of storytelling through design and a reverence for the handmade, including textiles pulled from his mother’s knitting circle. Joining past honourees like Kerby Jean-Raymond and Gabriela Hearst, the evening reinforced a stellar season for the designer, following his Met Gala debut and inclusion in the Met’s Superfine: Tailoring Black Style exhibition. “Even [after] 10 years of me doing the brand and growing it, I’m still learning,” said Daley. “And it’s one I hope inspires more people from all walks of life to tell their stories through clothing.” TP
Top image: photography by Inez and Vinoodh.
