March 20, 2026 |
TEN CRAVES IS OUR ONLINE SERIES THAT ROUNDS UP ALL THE BEST PRODUCT LAUNCHES AND MUST-KNOW FASHION HAPPENINGS WEEK IN, WEEK OUT.
Ginori Livens Up The Dinner Table
Wanting some fresh tableware for your Spring picnics? The Italian maison of Ginori 1735 introduces Florenza – a home décor collection inspired by habitual wildflowers that grow across Florentine hills. The two available colourways are a deep, herbal green, dubbed Verde Acanto and a coral-lilac hybrid named Rosa Malva. Delicately painted florals pepper the collections of plates, teacups, vases and trinket boxes. Full of bright charm and ready to be mixed and matched, these pieces are sure to sit pretty stacked on your shelf or around your dinner table. Discover more here.
Loewe Offers Up A Spritz Of Spring
It’s time to familiarise yourself with the latest fragrance added to Loewe‘s Elixirs collection, entitled Aire Sutileza Elixir. Incorporating essential oils, this highly concentrated yet breezy aroma trails deliciously behind its wearer. Featuring notes of pear, bergamot and lemon, this Eau de Parfum opens up into a bouquet of orange flower, jasmine sambac and magnolia the more it develops. Base notes of vetiver, sandalwood and musk underscore this delightful mix – all bottled up into a leaf-green tinted glass flask, topped with a timeless wooden cap. Trusty Loewe perfumier Nuria Cruelles features her exclusive Spanish Rockrose note, a now-prevalent part of the house’s fragrance DNA. It’s good enough to eat. Sorry, devour. Get yours here.
Net-A-Porter’s Ode To Women’s History Month
Net-A-Porter is celebrating Women’s History Month with a special episode of its Incredible Women podcast. Dubbed The Moment Everything Changed, the special release spotlights three influential women across different creative industries. Actress Simone Ashley speaks about her return to smash-hit show Bridgerton, her upcoming role in the anticipated The Devil Wears Prada 2 and her latest endeavours in the world of music. Supermodel Bianca Balti opens up about her life following chemotherapy and the impact of her female friendships throughout her this experience. Lastly, beauty guru Gucci Westman delves into how she went from Grace Coddington‘s mentee to founding her beloved brand Westman Atelier. Hosted by the retailers very own senior editor Natasha Bird, you can expect lots of passion, wise words and girl power. Listen here.
Church’s Give A Sneak Peek Into Its Archives
These boots are made for learning, and Church’s knows it. The heritage footwear brand presents Church’s Chapters – a new archive project that delves into its unique, tactile approach to shoemaking over the past 150 years. Through a photographic campaign backdropped by the St. James Road headquarters in Northampton (which is still the location that oversees the shoe production), the story unfolds through shots of unseen pieces from the brand’s long history. Amongst the most special is a delicate women’s leather shoe dating 1900, a men’s suede derby from 1922 and the signature Consul model first iterated in 1939. Perfectly preserved pieces are accompanied by original sketches and vintage brand catalogues in these special snapshots. What a treat. Discover more here.
Craig Green x Fred Perry Sport A Return Of Garment Goodies
Calling all industrial sportswear fans…Craig Green‘s second collab with Fred Perry is now available in stores. Having first debuted on Green’s SS26 catwalk, the drop blends Fred Perry’s classic, sports-inspired silhouettes with Green’s aptitude for offbeat detailing. As two British brands who have each built strong followings through a dedication to craft, quality and innovation, each piece is a clear mediation on the sensibilities of Fred Perry x Craig Green man – relaxed but unconventional, traditional with a healthy dose of flare. Classic motifs from both brands come together – Fred Perry’s laurel wreath and Craig Green’s circle – acting as joint symbols of non-conformism. Featuring signature sportswear shapes such as the polo shirt and Green’s recognisable alpine jacket, the collection is available in selected Fred Perry stores and online from today. Be sure to take a look before it’s all gone. Cop yours here.
Studio Nicholson and Échapper Reimagine Quiet Luxury
Kyoto-based fash fans have something exciting on the horizon, with the special announcement of a new Studio Nicholson store now open in the city. To celebrate, the fabric-first brand is teaming up with Japanese textile experts Échapper to serve up a botanically-dyed capsule collection, available in store in Kyoto, London and Tokyo. Inspired by the slower pace of domestic rituals, the limited four-piece collection is crafted from silk, goat leather and linen cotton. The dyeing process looks to Japanese logwood, a naturally raw material, refashioning signature Nicholson silhouettes. The navy Karst shirt and Hera pant, for example, are dyed, with their silk threads preserved to give a barely-there texture. Linen gowns and house shoes are also included in the drop, inspired by Studio Nicholson’s creative director Nick Wakeman’s trips to Japan. It’s luxury made simple. Take a closer look here.
Louis Vuitton Celebrates The Anniversary Of Its Famous Monogram
Calling all magpies – Louis Vuitton is celebrating 130 years of its Monogram motif. To mark the occasion, the house is adding to its Colour Blossom Fine Jewellery line. The monogram is now presented through various stones, including a new colour – the navy-hued sodalite, a mineral gemstone rarely used in modern jewellery. The maison are inviting self-styling and mismatch of the pieces, intending them to be worn together in many different ways. A complex cutting and polishing process results in a 3D effect, with the other stones ranging from a glowing mother of pearl to an amazonite to a deep-toned onyx. Featuring pendant necklaces, bracelets, stud earrings and open rings, this new offering is will be sure to help you shine from head to toe. Some truly glimmering treasures, the pieces are topped off with pavé diamonds and sun and star motifs. Now, that’s one great way to celebrate. Treat yourself here.
Prada Heads Out To Sea With New Campaign For ReNylon
Ahoy! Prada’s latest ReNylon campaign is exploring waves across the globe, enlisting none other than British darling Benedict Cumberbatch to do so. Partnering with Unesco, the campaign is divided into two episodes, the first featuring Cumberbatch speaking about his love for diving, backdropped by the sea off the coast of Japan. In the episode, he meets award-winning documentary photographer Elisabetta Zavoli and renowned ichthyologist Sakana-Kun, who has created TV programmes for Japanese children to spark curiosity and encourages deeper connections with marine life. The campaign marks an expansion of Prada’s Sea Beyond project that supports sustainability efforts and ocean preservation across the globe. The second episode of the campaign will feature Letitia Wright and is set to drop on March 27. The garments worn in each episode are all available to shop, including a variety of shoulder bags, rucksacks, bumbags and bucket hats. Thoughtfully crafted from repurposed nylon, a product of discarded plastic waste, this is fashion with a higher purpose. Watch the first episode here.
Tiffany & Co Goes Full Hollywood Glamour With New Campaign
It’s award season once more, and that means one thing – glitz, glamour and diamonds. Tiffany & Co is putting its own stamp on this by unveiling its latest campaign starring Global House Ambassador Natalie Portman at the 98th Academy Awards. Kicking off with a Audrey Hepburn-esque Breakfast at Tiffany’s scene, the campaign is also aptly scored by perhaps the most famous track from Hepburn’s discography, Moon River and celebrates Tiffany’s legacy of helping colour some of the world’s greatest love stories since 1837. Directed by Oscar-nominated directors Mona Fastvold and Brady Corbet, Portman is dripped out in some of the house’s most recognisable collections. Now, that’s a movie star. Discover more here.
Zegna Leans Into The Art Of Mime
To tie or not to tie? Zegna serves up a short comedy film inspired by silent 1920s flicks, parodying a canon event – struggling to tie a bow tie. Starring Oscar-nominated actor Stellan Skarsgård, the release, directed by Zachery Tavel, depicts the actor preparing himself for the ceremony in his hotel room. Dressed in the Italian house’s 2026 Red Carpet Collection – a black peak-lapel wool tux, wide-legged trousers and a white poplin button shirt – Skarsgård fixes himself up whilst momentarily spritzing himself with Zegna’s Il Calamaio fragrance. Upon calling for assistance when unable to tie the knot, two mimes appear at the door, nodding to Federico Fellini’s 1954 La Strada film. Tapping into Skarsgård’s dry, humorous acting style, the film possesses a quiet charm that can’t help but make you let out a little giggle. Discover more here.
Dolce Gabbana And ’47 Is A Match Made In Baseball Heaven
Attention sports fans – there’s a new collab on the horizon. Dolce & Gabbana is joining forces with Boston-based apparel brand ’47 to create a colourful, exclusive collection of caps that blends fashion, sport and lifestyle. The star of the show is the the Clean Up silhouette, a fan fave for ’47 customers that sports a relaxed shape with curved visor. The classic style is reimagined through D&G’s signature prints including its leopard print as well as exclusive iterations like the patchworked denim. Featuring additional logos from some of the world’s best baseball teams such as the LA Dodgers, NY Yankees and NY Mets, this collab hits it out of the park. Shop yours here.
Top image: photography courtesy of Dolce & Gabbana.
