From Katy Perry stepping in front of the lens for Balenciaga to Onitsuka Tiger collaborating with Versace on the hottest shoe of the summer, this week in fashion blurs the lines between sport, music, and culture. While Lady Gaga and Doechii soundtrack The Devil Wears Prada 2, Gigi Hadid is back in Miu Miu, and more.

Lady Gaga and Doechii have just dropped their first collaboration, “Runway” (co-produced by Bruno Mars!). The dance track lands as a new-gen fashion anthem, with ballroom influences that demand a strut and a pose, created for the highly anticipated sequel to The Devil Wears Prada, fashion’s ultimate cult classic. 

With the film set to hit screens on May 1, the girls are already seated. We can’t stop wondering what Miranda Priestly has been up to since we last saw her, and whether “Runway” might just be the soundtrack to her next iconic entrance.

More fashion news this week…

You can get Katy Perry’s Balenciaga trainers, and her work out playlist too

Balenciaga’s latest sneaker campaign is fronted by none other than Katy Perry. Under the creative direction of Pierpaolo Piccioli, the campaign introduces the futuristic Radar and next-gen Triple S.2 sneakers. The visuals pair Perry alongside actress Yao Chen and footballer Hugo Ekitike, capturing glimpses of their wellness routines. To complete the experience, Balenciaga also drops exclusive workout playlists from its stars, no better fuel for your workout!

Onitsuka Tiger and Versace deliver the hottest shoe of the summer

Remember spotting them at Dario Vitale’s Versace debut and instantly falling in love? Now they’ve finally landed in store. Onitsuka Tiger links up with Versace for a collab on their now cult TAI-CHI silhouette, the sneakers get the Versace treatment with Italian materials, double-stitched stripes, and the Medusa hardware, in a campaign shot by Frank Lebon.

Gigi Hadid is Miuccia Prada’s muse

Miu Miu taps its ultimate muse once again as Gigi Hadid fronts Miuccia Prada’s 2026 leather goods campaign. Shot by Steven Meisel, the visuals place Hadid inside a colourful apartment where she poses with the Arcadie and Wander bags, cutting through muted interiors and colour clashes with subtle nods to the French film La Chinoise woven into the set. Did you catch the reference?

Zendaya keeps it On! 

In between press tours for Euphoria and The Drama, Zendaya keeps it moving with On, this time releasing a footwear and apparel collection co-created with her uber stylist Law Roach, and brought to life through a campaign directed by Academy-award winning director Spike Jonze set inside Zendaya’s “Dream Lab”.

Finally! A Gianni Versace retrospective is on the way

A retrospective of Gianni Versace’s work takes over Musée Maillol with a major exhibition running from June 5 to September 6. Marking nearly 30 years since his death, the show pulls together around 450 pieces, from archival looks and accessories to sketches, photographs, and rare interviews, tracing the designer’s maximalist vision and his cultural impact. Set against a pop-art scenography, the retrospective dives into Versace’s world: from his Calabrian roots to the supermodel era and his ties to music icons like Madonna and Elton John, and his longstanding relationship with Parisian couture.

HOMECOMING™ x Nike: Grace Ladoja makes history

HOMECOMING™ returns for its ninth edition, continuing to champion African creativity across music, fashion, art, film, and sport, and this year, teaming up with Nike, founder Grace Ladoja makes history as the first African woman to design a Nike shoe, unveiling an exclusive Air Max TN rooted in identity, youth culture, and diasporic expression. Available in two colourways, Pan-African and African Sunrise, the design is rich with symbolism, from detachable charms to references that speak to heritage, value, and community.

Potato’s Head Unveils The Seeds of Life Collection

Potato Head unveils its latest drop, Collection 004: The Seeds of Life, a collection that embraces low-impact processes and time-honoured techniques, from organic and bio-based fabrics to natural dyes derived from mangrove bark, jolawe nuts, and tunjung. Spanning printed tees, shirts, shorts, beachwear, and seasonal outerwear, the collection balances everyday wearability with thoughtful, artisanal detail — all produced in collaboration with local makers to support and preserve traditional craft.