Welcome to the Week in Fashion, <\/em>Bazaar\u2019s at-a-glance guide to what the industry is talking about.<\/em><\/p>\n Are you ready for a new era of Loewe?<\/p>\n This season, during Paris Fashion Week, newly-appointed creative directors Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez will make their debut at the Spanish fashion house, taking over the helm from Jonathan Anderson, who was at Loewe for 11 years before transitioning to Dior.<\/p>\n But before the pair\u2019s highly-anticipated show on October 3, fashion fans got a taste of what to expect with a new campaign for the Spring\/Summer 2026 women\u2019s collection.<\/p>\n The images were shot by Talia Chetrit and they star Eva Victor, Erin Kellyman, Lewis Gribben, Isla Johnston, Megan Northam, Orlando Norman, and Th\u00e9odore Pellerin.<\/p>\n \u201cAhead of our first LOEWE collection, this teaser stands as an opening gesture, the outset of a new dialogue,\u201d Hernandez and McCollough said in a statement. \u201cThe campaign begins to define a tone, a spirit, and the beginnings of an intent. In it lies a vibrancy and tactility rooted in craft that feels fundamental to the house, a sunniness and sensuality that feels inherent to its Spanish roots, and ultimately an optimism and spirit that we recognize as deeply personal to us as individuals. Together with Talia Chetrit we worked on images that begin to define this spirit and cast individuals whose fresh and nascent quality spoke to the idea of new beginnings, something hopeful and unfolding.\u201d<\/p>\n Summer\u2019s not over according to St\u00fcssy and Wales Bonner.<\/p>\n The two brands teamed up for a surf-inspired capsule collection, released just this morning, which combines the streetwear sensibilities of St\u00fcssy with the sharp tailoring of Wales Bonner.<\/p>\n A press release noted: \u201cThe collection imagines surf culture through a kaleidoscopic lens, with inspiration traveling beach-side from Labadi and Bull Bay to Tokyo and Santa Ana, as referenced in an update of the iconic Stussy World Tour graphic printed on co-branded tee shirts and cotton poplin oxfords. Fringed-hem shorts, studded stonewash denim and leopard-printed jumpers accompany a double-breasted blazer crafted from navy Loro Piana doeskin wool. Wales Bonner codes are reflected in a bark brown leather varsity blouson and silk polo, printed with an image from Accra-based photographer Nana Yaw Oduro. The classic surf wardrobe is refined in a double-zip neoprene hoodie, logo-embroidered board shorts, and a beach sarong designed in collaboration with Peter Miles.\u201d<\/p>\n Shop the new collection here<\/a>.<\/p>\n It\u2019s time to give your travel essentials an upgrade.<\/p>\n In the latest iteration of the Louis Vuitton Travels With <\/em>series, the French fashion house teamed up with model and frequent collaborator Grace Coddington, who brings her strong sense of whimsy to a new capsule collection for the house, designed with Artistic Director Nicolas Ghesquiere.<\/p>\n The collection includes a custom line of bags and apparel, which are decorated with the house\u2019s signature monogram print, while featuring playful touches that speak to Coddington\u2019s nature, like colorful patches or cat-shaped charms.<\/p>\n You can shop the collection here<\/a>.<\/p>\n Is it hot in here, or is it just the new campaign from Jacquemus x Nike?<\/p>\n This week, the two brands teased the launch of the Moon Shoe, a collaborative release that honors the roots of Nike.<\/p>\n As it goes, the Moon Shoe was the first shoe designed for Nike, back in 1971. However, these styles never actually hit stores.<\/p>\n Now, Jacquemus is helping to bring this iconic silhouette to buyers for the first time, after offering up a preview of the Moon Shoe on the Spring 2025 runway last year. And the house recruited some steamy star power to do it.<\/p>\n For the campaign, Jacquemus and Nike tapped Monsters <\/em>and Grotesquerie <\/em>star Nicholas Alexander Chavez, who stretches, dances, and sweats across a gymnasium while sporting the footwear in a variety of colorways. Now that\u2019s some good marketing.<\/p>\n You can buy the Moon Shoe here<\/a> beginning September 29.<\/p>\n Happy birthday, Stetson!<\/p>\n This year, the longstanding Western-wear brand celebrates its 160th anniversary, and to commemorate the occasion, Stetson teamed up with Rizzoli to craft a new coffee table book, titled Stetson: American Icon.<\/em><\/p>\n Out September 30, the book charts the history of Stetson cowboy hats and more, cataloguing the numerous celebrities, film characters, and works of art that have featured pieces from the brand.<\/p>\n \u201cThis book celebrates the profound impact and influence of Stetson, and the cowboy aesthetic, on American culture,\u201d the official summary reads. \u201cIn sections including \u2018Stetson in Song\u2019 and \u2018Stetson on Screen,\u2019 stunning photographs show a diverse range of musicians who lay claim to the Stetson as part of their image, from Gene Autry and Loretta Lynn to Bob Dylan and Willie Nelson to Beyonc\u00e9\u2014and a who\u2019s who of American movie stars from Robert Redford and Clint Eastwood to Jane Fonda and John Travolta up through Margot Robbie and Ryan Gosling in Barbie <\/em>showing the many different ways to look good in a Stetson.\u201d<\/p>\n
\nLoewe Teases New Direction Under Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez With Spring\/Summer 2026 Campaign<\/h2>\n
St\u00fcssy & Wales Bonner Team Up for a Surf-Inspired Capsule Collection<\/h2>\n
Louis Vuitton Is Crafting the Most Whimsical Travel Essentials With Grace Coddington<\/h2>\n
Nicholas Alexander Chavez Models the Jacquemus x Nike Moon Shoe in a Steamy Shoot<\/h2>\n
Stetson Celebrates Its 160th Anniversary With a New Coffee Table Book<\/h2>\n
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