Bridalwear gets the Dilara Findikoglu treatment, Zendaya joins Prada, McQueen unveils its latest campaign and Pull&Bear backs emerging talent at Hyères. Catch up here on this week’s biggest fashion stories.

If you’re anything like me and saved photos of Harley Weir’s wedding as bridal inspiration, you’re in luck. Dilara Findikoglu, who designed Weir’s unforgettable lace wedding dress, has finally unveiled her first bridal collection.

Already a red carpet favourite, Findikoglu has dressed everyone from Julia Fox and Charli xcx to Margot Robbie, with her unmistakable mix of gothic romance, corsetry and rebellious femininity making her one of fashion’s most exciting designers. Now, she’s bringing that same world to bridalwear.

Inspired by the ultimate muses of the Dilara universe, the collection is accompanied by a campaign starring Yamin Wijnaldum as the Dilara bride in all her scandalous, romantic glory. Think sculpted corsets, delicate lace, dramatic silhouettes, that result in bridalwear that’s anything but traditional.

Booked and busy: Zendaya is Prada’s new Global Ambassador

Zendaya is booked and busy, starring in four massive film releases this year. Her latest project in front of the camera? The Prada Paradoxe campaign as she becomes a Global Ambassador for the brand. It’s such a perfect fit since she totally embodies that ‘impossible to frame’ spirit of the scent. The launch comes with a new campaign directed by Barry Jenkins and the drop of their Prada Paradoxe Sweet Chemistry Eau de Parfum.

Pull&Bear backs the new wave at Hyères festival 

Since 1986, the Hyères International Festival of Fashion, Photography and Accessories has been the ultimate launchpad for the next wave of creative talent, held at the iconic Villa Noailles. It has been a pivotal stage for legends such as Viktor & Rolf and Anthony Vaccarello, cementing its status as the heart of contemporary fashion and the visual arts. Now, this legacy becomes even more exciting with the arrival of the Prix de la Photographie de mode by Pull&Bear. This new partnership focuses on championing the next generation of visual storytellers, with a jury headed by French photographer Camille Vivier, alongside industry heavyweights such as Lili Doillon and Sylvie Lécallier. This is a huge step for Pull&Bear, as the brand supports new creative voices on such a prestigious global stage.

McQueen just dropped its Autumn/Winter 2026 campaign

McQueen’s new campaign is lensed by legendary photographer Glen Luchford. The new visuals strip away the polite facades to explore the raw tension between a polished exterior and the visceral desires bubbling underneath. Featuring a powerhouse cast that bridges the brand’s past and present, including house favourite Karen Elson alongside Paloma Elsesser, Jacqui Hooper, and Xiao Wen, the campaign leans heavily into McQueen’s signature dark, noir aesthetic. 

How Nii Hai Can Zara Go?

And just when you thought the Midnight Sun was over this summer, Midsommar’s very own is back with a newer, brighter release — a Main Rose collaboration with Nii Hai. Described as one of the Swedish pop princess’s “favourite brands”, she teased a glittery galore-ful collection of striped and snakeskin-printed bikinis. From pina colada yellows to ruffled coral cover-ups and teeny thongs, you can think pink with this hottie hurrah…and then some, just as Miss Larsson would want you to.