Calvin Klein unveils new denim campaign starring MINGYU
Calvin Klein unveiled its new campaign starring K-pop artist MINGYU in Fall 2025 denim. Effortlessly cool, MINGYU ignites desire for the brand’s celebrated denim, with new styles injected with fresh energy through impactful graphics, tonal styling and seductive layering of unexpected basics.
A standout of the season, new denim featuring the CK Emblem print reinterprets the brand’s signature monogram into a bold allover print pattern that brings a clean, graphic edge to jeans and trucker jackets. The iconic 90s Straight Jean returns in new vintage and dark washes, including rich indigo tones, ideal for styling with a loose button down or logo tee for a laidback, modern feel. The Slim Jean’s body-skimming fit offers a streamlined silhouette that pairs well with a classic tank and windbreaker, delivering a layered look with edge. The Carpenter Jean is designed with a structured shape and workwear-inspired attitude, while the 90s Taper Jean offers a sharply tailored fit that bridges classic design with contemporary sensibility.
Tiffany & Co. unveils new flagship store in Ginza, Tokyo
Tiffany & Co. has unveiled its new flagship store in Ginza, Tokyo, the House’s largest in Asia. Inspired by the iconic New York flagship, The Landmark, Tiffany Ginza redefines the jewelry experience with a vision of contemporary luxury that effortlessly combines art, craft and Japanese culture.
The 66-meter-high building features a captivating wave-like glass façade designed by architect Jun Aoki. Designed by Peter Marino, the interior spans over 2,500 square meters, offering an immersion into the world of Tiffany creativity and innovation on every floor. Guests are welcomed with an artwork by Michelangelo Pistoletto, and a staircase with digital screens showcasing Immersive Moving Fresco by Oyoram Visual Composer accompanies them as they discover this universe.
The House’s iconic collections—Lock, HardWear, T and Knot by Tiffany—are featured in a décor punctuated with works by Japanese artisans, including a circular Kanazawa Rimmed Gold Leaf ceiling design and an installation inspired by Kabuki theater by artist Mariko Kusumoto.
To celebrate the opening of Tiffany Ginza, the House is unveiling several limited-edition pieces, including a Lock by Tiffany pendant in rose gold with a single diamond, an aquamarine version in white gold, a Carat 128 watch inspired by the legendary Tiffany Diamond and a unique Bird on a Flying Tourbillon watch with the iconic Tiffany motif on the dial.
Emerging Designers exhibiting at MICAM Milano
The Emerging Designer event area showcasing 12 young footwear designers from all over the world was first featured at MICAM in 2018. These young designers are selected for the two editions of the trade fair held each year through an innovative process implemented in collaboration with Honegger, an expert in trade fair marketing. The layout is designed by architects to capture visitors’ attention. The promotion and media attention surrounding the project represents the real added value for participants, who also become protagonists on the podium of MICAM X, where they can tell the world their story and present their experience and vision.
Milano Unica returns to Shanghai this September
Milano Unica strengthens its international commitment by returning to Shanghai from September 2 to 4, 2025, on the occasion of Intertextile Apparel Fabrics, one of the key trade fairs for the fashion sector in the Asian continent. At the National Exhibition and Convention Center, 23 of the most representative Italian high-end textile companies will present their Fall-Winter 2026/2027 collections to the Chinese audience.
Despite a slight decline recorded in 2024 compared to the previous year, the market remains highly receptive to high-end products—especially those distinguished by technological research and sustainable fibers, two key drivers for today’s Chinese consumer.
“Milano Unica Shanghai, a long-standing must-attend event for all industry professionals, strengthens the bond between Italian textile excellence and the new Chinese consumer: demanding, curious, sustainability-conscious, and ready to recognize Made in Italy as a distinctive mark of authenticity and innovation,” commented Augusto Di Giacinto, Director of ICE Agency Shanghai.
The participating Italian companies will occupy an exhibition space of approximately 450 square meters, showcasing a broad spectrum of Made in Italy textiles—from high-end fabrics for menswear to luxurious textiles for womenswear.
Stone Island Panama Cotton
Stone Island brings out a series of garments developed in Panama cotton, which provides a high level of durability and wrinkle resistance. The fabric is treated to provide distinct effects: sweatshirts are garment dyed with a treatment that creates a worn appearance. Overshirts and pants are dyed to create coordinating garments that can be worn together or apart.
Stone Island’s Panama Cotton is a distinctive fabric that showcases the brand’s commitment to innovation in textile engineering. Known for blending functionality with urban aesthetics, Stone Island uses Panama Cotton in several of its garments to achieve a balance between structure, breathability, and durability.
Panama Cotton refers to a particular weave structure rather than the cotton fiber itself. It’s a variation of basket weave, often characterized by its slightly textured, grid-like appearance. This weave allows the fabric to be lightweight yet strong, with excellent breathability and a subtly rugged feel—ideal for transitional outerwear and overshirts.
100 Steps into the future: The exhibition that tells the story of 50 years of style, innovation and footwear passion
On the occasion of MICAM’s 100th edition, taking place 7-9 September 2025, the international footwear fair celebrates this milestone with an exclusive exhibition: “100 Steps into the Future.” An inspiring journey that will allow visitors to immerse themselves in the history of MICAM and the evolution of footwear fashion over the past 50 years, tracing changes in taste, style, and technology through images that have become true icons. For each decade, visitors will discover two emblematic models: one lifestyle shoe, representing everyday trends, and one technical-sports shoe, symbolizing innovation and performance.
Schiaparelli: Fashion Becomes Art exhibition opening in March 2026
Schiaparelli: Fashion Becomes Art, opens on 21 March 2026 at the Victoria & Albert Museum in London. Running until 1 November 2026, this is the UK’s first-ever exhibition devoted to Maison Schiaparelli, founded by Italian couturière Elsa Schiaparelli in 1927.
Curated by Sonnet Stanfill, Lydia Caston, and Rosalind McKever, the show is staged in the V&A’s Sainsbury Gallery and features over 200 objects—including garments, accessories, photographs, paintings, sculptures, perfumes, archival materials, and costume designs
Diesel guest star at CIFF upcoming edition
Diesel will be the guest star at the upcoming edition of Copenhagen International Fashion Fair (CIFF) in August.
Taking over a huge space in the D‑hall, Diesel brings a signature edge to the space. Since 2020, Diesel’s collections have been overseen by creative director Glenn Martens, including apparel, accessories, and a wide range of lifestyle collaborations: from fragrances, watches, and jewelry to interior design and real estate projects with Diesel Living. Discovering, supporting, and fostering creativity is part of Diesel DNA and of its parent company, OTB, the international fashion and luxury group powering a variety of global iconic brands and companies.
The event joins other events at the 65th edition of CIFF, which will take place from August 5th until 7th.
GUESS unites the fashion industry at Düsseldorf Fashion Days with exclusive ‘Chat’ Event
GUESS celebrated an exclusive event during the Düsseldorf Fashion Days that brought together the fashion industry and its most influential partners. The
“Chat” event attracted around 200 guests from the fashion world, including representatives from partners from the retail sector, as well as numerous media representatives, partners, and influencers.
The event took place on the Jones Terrace of the Steigenberger Hotel in Düsseldorf, with a standout feature being the oversized GUESS bag at the entrance, which immediately captured everyone’s attention.In a lively atmosphere, guests enjoyed snacks and cocktails, engaged in conversation, and built new connections. As a special gift, they received an engraved GUESS Iconic perfume bottle. Additionally, during the live drawing session, they had the opportunity to be artistically portrayed and take their personalized artwork home.
The event provided a valuable opportunity to strengthen existing partnerships and foster exchange within the industry.
LVMH Prize for Young Fashion Designers – 12th edition
Following the LVMH Prize semi-final on 4th and 5th March, LVMH has announced the composition of the Jury of the LVMH Prize for Young Fashion Designers, for the final to be held on Wednesday, 3rd September 2025 at the Fondation Louis Vuitton.
This year, the Jury will welcome for the first time Sarah Burton, Creative Director of Givenchy. The members of the jury are:
- Jonathan Anderson, Creative Director, Dior,
- Sarah Burton, Creative Director, Givenchy
- Nicolas Ghesquière, Artistic Director of women’s collections, Louis Vuitton
- Marc Jacobs, Founder and designer, Marc Jacobs
- Stella McCartney, Founder and Creative Director, Stella McCartney
- Nigo, Artistic Director, Kenzo
- Phoebe Philo, Founder and Artistic Director, Phoebe Philo
- Silvia Venturini Fendi, Creative Director of menswear and accessories, Fendi
- Pharrell Williams, Men’s Creative Director, Louis Vuitton
- Delphine Arnault, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Christian Dior Couture
- Jean-Paul Claverie, Advisor to Bernard Arnault and Director of Patronage, LVMH
- Sidney Toledano, Advisor to Bernard Arnault, LVMH
During the final, the Jury will select from among the eight finalists the recipients of the LVMH Prize, the Karl Lagerfeld Prize and the recently launched Savoir-Faire Prize.
The winner of the LVMH Prize will receive a 400,000-euro endowment and a tailored mentorship by LVMH teams. Moreover, the winners of the Karl Lagerfeld Prize and of the Savoir-Faire Prize will each receive a 200,000-euro allocation and also enjoy a one-year mentorship by LVMH teams.
Pascale Lepoivre, CEO of Loewe, will be mentoring the winners starting this year.
Finally, the Prize will also distinguish three young fashion school graduates. Each winner, as well as their school, will receive 10,000 euros and join the design studio of one of the group’s Houses for one year.
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