From unexpected collaborations to bold seasonal launches and artistic crossovers, the style landscape saw a flurry of moments that were easy to miss but hard to forget.
Whether you were glued to the runway or blissfully offline, a wave of new collections, brand partnerships, and creative campaigns quietly reshaped the conversation. Not all headlines get the spotlight they deserve, but some of the most intriguing developments flew under the radar. Here’s your chance to catch up on the fashion moments you might’ve overlooked.
TSU LANGE YOR x THE ZANKOV collab drops
TSU LANGE YOR debuted its first foray into luxury textiles with THE ZANKOV COLLABORATION this week, a refined capsule created by Troye Sivan and award-winning designer Henry Zankov, centred around the idea of modern heirlooms. Featuring a two-tone ribbed jumper, a wraparound beanie, and a double-knit striped throw – crafted in Italy from Australian Merino wool and cashmere – the collection blends timeless softness with sculptural sophistication.
Find out more on the TSU LANGE YOR website.
Burberry takes over The Standard Ibiza
Burberry has taken over The Standard, Ibiza, transforming its rooftop bar and restaurant, UP, into a vibrant coastal escape featuring a bespoke Burberry Check and curated summerexperiences. The collaboration brings together fashion, music, and sunset views with exclusive Burberry pieces, cocktail evenings, and a branded boat sailing the Ibiza shoreline.
Find out more on the The Standard Hotels website.
Piaget unveils High Jewellery mobile
Piaget’s High Jewellery Mobile was unveiled this week, a kinetic table clock that combines watchmaking and sculpture, featuring a black opal dial, quartz movement, and ornamental stones. Created in collaboration with sculptor Alex Palenski, it marks the Maison’s 150th anniversary and reflects Piaget’s ongoing focus on craftsmanship, innovation, and artistic design.
Find out more on the Piaget website.
Oroton drops Spring Preview Collection ‘The Navigator’
Oroton dropped its Spring Preview Collection this week, titled The Navigator, drawing on nautical themes and classic maritime aesthetics. It features a contrast of materials: marine-inspired prints on fluid silk twill are paired with structured linen to explore balance and movement. Black beading, applied by hand, introduces texture and quiet dimension throughout the collection. Central to the offering is a new iteration of the Mica Bowler bag, crafted in soft suede and natural canvas. This updated version maintains the original’s craftsmanship while reflecting the lighter, more relaxed sensibility of the season.
Find out more on the Oroton website.
Rosalía joins New Balance as the latest global ambassador
Grammy-winning artist Rosalía has officially joined New Balance as a global ambassador, launching a bold new partnership that fuses her fearless creativity with the brand’s legacy of independence and innovation. Kicking off with a cinematic five-part campaign and the debut of the New Balance 204L, Rosalía brings her signature style, cultural influence, and artistic vision to the forefront of the brand’s storytelling.
Find out more on the New Balance website.
Lee Mathews launches AW25 collection
Lee Mathews has introduced its Autumn Winter 25 collection this week, grounded in wearability and guided by a belief in clothing that is functional, beautiful, and timeless. With a tonal palette of charcoal, black, and white, punctuated by vivid blues and rich reds, the collection blends abstract florals, soft heritage checks, and pinstripes to express a thoughtful balance of craft, simplicity, and artistic tension.
Find out more on the Lee Mathews website.
Entire Studios is hosting an L.A. sample sale
Entire Studios is hosting a sample sale this weekend on Saturday 12 July and Sunday 13 July in Downtown Los Angeles. Expect heavily discounted pieces from past and current seasons – including hoodies, sweats, tanks, and tees in sold-out colourways —–available from 11am to 7pm at 3535 South Broadway St (entry on W 35th).
Find out more on the Entire Studios website.