This week, Björk and Bottega Veneta join forces for an immersive exhibition in Reykjavík, Balenciaga takes footballcore into extra time, Tory Burch takes Alex Consani away and Calvin Klein celebrates Pride.

Bottega Veneta presents Björk: Echolalia, a new exhibition opening at the National Gallery of Iceland in Reykjavík on 30 May and running until 20 September 2026. Through three large-scale audio-visual installations, the exhibition offers an intimate journey through memory, ancestry and transformation, and includes Ancestress and Sorrowful Soil, two deeply personal works originally featured on Björk’s 2022 album Fossora and written in honour of her late mother. Reimagined for the museum, the works expand into immersive environments with picturesque landscapes, choral performances and experimental sound, while a newly commissioned film and installation, Nerve Bloom, offers audiences an early glimpse into the boundary-pushing artist’s forthcoming musical era.

The Italian house supports the development of Nerve Bloom as part of its ongoing commitment to cross-disciplinary cultural initiatives, and the exhibition opens with Björk dressed in looks designed by Bottega Veneta Creative Director Louise Trotter.

More fashion news this week…

Balenciaga FC has entered the chat

The house’s new Soccer Series 26 takes classic pitch-side staples, from jerseys and tracksuits to knee-high socks and caps and gives them the full Balenciaga treatment, complete with oversized proportions, collectible-style customisation and a campaign starring freestyle football phenomenon Tristan Gac. Whether you’re headed to the stadium to play or just to support, this is one collection you don’t want to miss. 

Sun, sea and Alex Consani: Tory Burch’s latest escape

The summer is officially here and Tory Burch is embracing its spirit with the launch of The Splash Collection, a sun-soaked offering inspired by crystal-clear waters and golden sunsets. Fronted by Alex Consani and Sacha Quenby, the accompanying campaign was photographed by Anthony Seklaoui at the iconic GoldenEye resort in Jamaica. Whether you are going to the pool or the beach, they say summer dressing is all about making a splash.

Calvin Klein wears its Pride on its sleeve (and underwear)

Calvin Klein is celebrating Pride 2026 with a campaign featuring artist Deon Hinton, choreographer Sam Salter and model-athlete Jordan Rand, as each talent brings their own perspective to Pride through self-expression, movement and storytelling. The limited-edition collection reworks the brand’s signature underwear and apparel in bold colours. Pride, but make it Calvin Klein.

Louboutin goes to the Château with Jaden Smith

Christian Louboutin unveils the Fall/Winter 2026 campaign by Men’s Creative Director Jaden Smith, set within a XVII-century French château outside Paris. Reimagined as a living, breathing portrait of identity and contrast, the campaign brings together a cast of characters under one ornate roof, blending aristocratic grandeur with a grittier modern energy, the visuals drift between memory and fantasy, where worn stone, crimson interiors and sculptural accessories set the scene for a multigenerational vision of contemporary masculinity. Red bottoms for the present-day.

Gucci sets sail for a summer in Monaco

Gucci’s last campaign unfolds across the sun-drenched landscapes and open waters of Monte Carlo. Starring a cast including Tian Xi Wei, Amelia Gray and Anok Yai, the campaign captures a summer defined by glamour and endless possibility, with the House’s signature Flora motif taking centre stage as it celebrates its 60th anniversary. From flowing silhouettes and sharp tailoring to the Gucci Jackie and GG Monogram travel pieces, the collection is designed for wherever the season may lead next, preferably somewhere with a yacht waiting.

MM6 Maison Margiela releases the Bauletto bag

Looking for the perfect bag for the summer? The Bauletto is MM6 Maison Margiela’s contemporary reworking of the classic bowling bag, first unveiled on the brand’s Spring/Summer 2026 runway in Milan. With its elongated silhouette and minimalist construction, the design draws inspiration from MM6’s signature Japanese Bag, incorporating subtle origami-inspired triangular folds at the sides, and available in the perfect summer colours.