July 10, 2026 |
TEN CRAVES IS OUR ONLINE SERIES THAT ROUNDS UP ALL THE BEST PRODUCT LAUNCHES AND MUST-KNOW FASHION HAPPENINGS WEEK IN, WEEK OUT.
GmbH Goes Back To Berlin’s Future
In GmbH spring 2027, the brand revisits its archetypes with sleek sportswear shaped by unexpected cut-outs that both frame and protect the body. Tailoring leads the collection, drawing from Berlin’s couture heritage, particularly the Julia Schwarz archive. Blending innovation with cultural history, it presents a confident new chapter for German fashion on the international stage. Ni Li
Tailored Romance at Chloé Spring 2027
Chemena Kamali continues her vision of effortless femininity for Chloé with a collaboration alongside Savile Row tailor Edward Sexton, in Chloé spring 2027. Structure meets softness through elongated jackets, three-piece suits and cropped riding coats, balanced by fluid satin slips, garment-dyed lingerie dresses and delicate lace-trimmed flou. Finished in pastel neutrals, sun-faded hues and touches of black, grey and white, the collection offers a fresh take on the house’s signature romanticism. NL
Saint Laurent’s Sweet Escape
Escape to the South of France with Saint Laurent. Sun-bleached shores, golden-hour glow and a wardrobe made for an endless summer.
For its Respiro campaign, the French house heads to the Mediterranean with Loli Bahia, Sam Jones, Mona Tougaard, Jenn du Puy and Vittoria Ceretti, captured through the lens of Henrik Purienne. Think raffia Loulou bags, featherlight windbreakers, ruffled gowns and the Cassandre tank, plus Saint Laurent Rive Droite’s summer essentials and a series of exclusive collabs – from a Wilson tennis racket and hand-assembled Jitensha e-bike to beach-ready accessories designed to keep the season going. Emily Phillips
Find your everyday utility with SRVC Studio
Founded by Masha Adonyeva, SRVC Studio rethinks utility through a softer lens in its SS27 lookbook, photographed by Sean + Seng and starring Lily McMenamy and Lara Menezes. Sport-inspired references, tie-dye velvet, decorative mesh and sequins bring texture to everyday dressing, while floral prints, muted sunset tones and denim separates strike a balance between utility dressing and effortless femininity. NL
Davines SU Is Here to simplify your summer skin and haircare
Davines SU Collection is made for long days in the sun, offering everything from hair milk and masks to sun creams and body oils. Designed to care for both hair and skin, the range protects and nourishes before and after UV exposure. Fresh bitter orange from Avola, Sicily, gives the range its uplifting scent, while naturally derived, biodegradable formulas offer worry-free care that feels as considered as it is effective. NL
Dolce & Gabbana Lipari Takes A Spin At Cycling
Dolce & Gabbana‘s new Lipari collection puts a luxury spin on vintage cycling shoes. The trainers revive the house’s early-2000s spirit with a cycling-inspired silhouette that’s lightweight, versatile and refined while the accompanying AW26 accessories continue the story through signature rose and leopard motifs, textured leather finishes and sculptural details. Minimal handbags and softened leather accessories complete a collection that feels playful while remaining casually elegant. NL
JW Anderson Heads To Paris
Planning a trip to Paris this summer? Be sure to make a stop at JW Anderson‘s new pop-up along the Rue du Louvre. Designed by architects Sanchez Benton, the space features a selection of men’s and womenswear, alongside pieces from the brand’s eclectic home and garden collection. The space, punctuated by the warm tones and natural materials of the pieces held there, embodies the brand’s commitment to craft and human skill. The garments, cut from Irish linen, Japanese denim and Scottish knit, will sit alongside re-editions of lamps from Charles Rennie Mackintosh and antique gardening tools, reflecting creative director Jonathan Anderson informed and curated approach to creation. The space opened on July 9 and is set to run for the next three months. Head over to 15 Rue du Louvre and immerse yourself in the world of JW Anderson. Discover more here. ALT
Kiko Kostadinov And Asics Drop Their New Tabi Trainer
Attention Tabi lovers! Kiko Kostadinov and Asics are back with another iteration of their sporty take on fashion’s fave shoe silhouette. Titled the Ilargi FF II, the release is accompanied by Buckle Yup: Voice-Undered Romantic – the third and final installment of American artist Ryan Trecartin’s episodic series which has dropped alongside the collab. Shot in Okinawa with a cast of local, Japanese actors, the work sees Trecartin flip the idea of a advert, splicing imagery and video of the cast frolicking along the beach and splashing in the ocean into a quick, energetic clip that showcases the shoe’s versatility. Available in an ocean blue and leafy green shade, these kitty-like kicks will be available in store and online on July 11. See more here. ALT
Max Mara Looks To Female Architects For Latest Coat Collection
Max Mara looked to female architects to shape the structural integrity of its AW26 collection, The Architecture of a Coat. Exploring the connection between fashion and architecture, the offering is built on innovative, richly textured fabrics, from tactile tweed to brushed cashmere, resulting in a wide array of constructed outerwear. Elevated classics are designed to perfectly align with modern life. Pops of bois de rose, gold and Klein blue pepper a palette grounded by toasted brown, brick red and ebony. Looking to visionary architects Gae Aulenti, Eileen Gray, Cini Boeri, Florence Knoll and Sophie Hicks, the brand drew inspiration from the women’s precise and considered approach to design. Reflecting that same ethos, Max Mara continues to observe how women’s lives evolve, creating garments like those in this collection that move with them and offer a sense of shelter while balancing elegance with functionality. Take a closer look here. ALT
Top image: photography courtesy of Chloé.
