June 17, 2026 |
TEN CRAVES IS OUR ONLINE SERIES THAT ROUNDS UP ALL THE BEST PRODUCT LAUNCHES AND MUST-KNOW FASHION HAPPENINGS WEEK IN, WEEK OUT.
JO MALONE Goes GARDENING
Jo Malone unveils Veggies. Ripe and in-season, this new fragrance line draws from summertime vegetable patches with smooth, colourful and comforting scents. Part of the Estée Lauder family, Jo Malone is known for its unique and unexpected scent combinations, making this vegetable theme all the more on-brand. With four different vegetables transformed into perfumes, colognes, hand washes and diffusers, there’s plenty to fill up your baskets. Dig up some Carrot Blossom perfume and smell the almost edible notes of carrot, orange and white musk – sweet! Or (metaphorically) bit into the Green Tomato Vine scented candle and diffuser, letting the fresh garden smells drift inwards. Available nationwide now, bring your English garden home with this aromatic, veggie-filled allotment. Dig in here.
LENI KLUM GOES ‘90S SOAP FOR GUESS
German-American model Leni Klum, is the new face of Guess’s eyewear line, Forever Guess. Daughter of naughties supermodel royalty, Heidi Klum, Leni Klum takes on a playful array of female archetypes inspired by dramatic, bold and loud soap operas from the ’90s. The brand features Klum in this cinematic campaign as The Gossip, The Ex-girlfriend, The Genius and The Legend. Unifying retro, bold, and romantic elements, this new eyewear line transforms the iconic G logo into an emblem of individuality and self-expression.
Swarovski Summertime starring Ariana grande
Swarovski ushers in the summer sun with this new collection starring the jewellery brand’s global ambassador Ariana Grande. Swarovski Summertime bursts with vibrant colour in a selection of playful maximalist pieces. These candy-coloured necklaces, watches and decorative objects reflect iconic summertime motifs: flowery shapes, fruits, insects and, of course, endless gems. Fronted by the pop icon, who is currently embarking on her Eternal Sunshine Tour, Grande takes her pick from these pieces in the collection’s accompanying ad campaign. Cute and playful, the heritage jewellery house is embracing the joy the dog days. Step into summer here.
LUDOVIC DE SAINT SERNIN brings back swimwear
Ludovic De Saint Sernin travels to Rio de Janeiro to release its SS26 women’s swimwear collection. Building upon the success of last season’s men’s swimwear relaunch, this time around – alongside another men’s offering – the brand relaunches the women’s line with three, super sexy, brand-new silhouettes. A bikini, trikini and bodysuit all feature De Saint Sernin’s signature lace-up closure, an ode to the designer’s time as embellishment expert at Balmain, and are lensed amidst the sandy stretches of the Brazilian coast. Transcending gender, the collection imbues confidence, desire and individuality. Available in black, white and brown, the complete collection is available to shop here.
Louis Vuitton’S latest LUGGAGE DROP
Louis Vuitton and Marc Newson continue their over-a-decade-long collaboration with the release of the new Horizon 55 aluminium suitcase. Sleek and resilient, this re-imagination of LV’s iconic leather Horizon luggage becomes a modern innovation. With a never-before-seen rivet-less design, the monogrammed suitcase is a 21st-century revolution that reinvents the classic trunks of LV’s contemporaries. Paired with the Vanity Case, the intentional design language carries over to both cases, with the same embossing, concealed hinges and VVN leather adorning the corners. In-store maintenance is available, the luxury brand brings care and repair closer to you, should the highly durable luggage require some TLC. Secure your suitcase here.
Palais de Tokyo spotlights Pomellato
Italian jewellery brand Pomellato unveils its new exhibition, Pomellato: The Revolutionary Jeweller, at Palais de Tokyo, which chronicles the brand’s campaigns throughout the 20th century. These campaigns were revolutionary, bridging a dialogue between fashion and jewellery as the first maison to collaborate with avant-garde fashion photographers, including works from the likes of Gian Paolo Barbieri, Helmut Newton, Albert Watson, Horst P. Horst, Javier Vallhonrat, Michel Comte, and, for the first time, images by Herb Ritts. Combining goldsmithing and storytelling, Pomellato: The Revolutionary Jeweller opens to the public for free with reservation from June 24. Discover the exhibition here.
Maharashi Taps Aitor Throup
Maharashi and Argentinian designer Aitor Throup have teamed up for a new collaborative project called Anatomy of Peace. Maharshi’s founder, Hardy Blechman, and Throup bring together their unique design language, plus 15 years of friendship, into this pacifist military clothing drop. Military kimono jackets and hakama trousers are printed with a hybrid camouflage pattern which reflects both artists’ identities. The pattern features an anti-camo peace dove across the garments, which collaborates with Maharashi’s pacifist sensibility and Throup’s conceptual approach to narrative design. With military silhouetting and utilitarian details, the project is conceptually rich and visually exciting.
Top image: photography courtesy of Swarovski.
