From Sadie Sink’s Calvin Klein debut to Nicole Kidman’s first taste of Pieter Mulier’s Versace for the premiere of Practical Magic 2, here’s everything making fashion news this week. Plus, Tory Burch brings the Romy bag to Selfridges, Havaianas gets a KidSuper makeover and Irina Shayk looks like a neo-diva in Agent Provocateur.

Sadie Sink is getting into her Calvin Kleins, and, frankly, the timing couldn’t be better. The actor has gone from stealing scenes as Max Mayfield in Stranger Things to becoming one of Hollywood’s most watched young stars, with her role as Jean Grey in Spider-Man: Brand New Day. Now, as fans get used to seeing her as a very different kind of superhero, Sink is starring in the second chapter of Calvin Klein’s Fall 2026 “Feel the Fit” campaign. And yes, Jean Grey is wearing jeans.

Directed and photographed by Aidan Zamiri, the campaign sees Sadie finding the pair of jeans. For the new season, Calvin Klein is giving its denim line-up a refresh, from the returning 90s Straight Jean to the low-slung Low Rise Baggy and sleek High Rise Loose Jean. Each comes in a mix of washes and finishes, offering a different take on the perfect fit that Sadie seems to love.

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Nicole Kidman gives us a first look at Pieter Mulier’s Versace

Nicole Kidman has just given us a first glimpse at the Pieter Mulier era of Versace. Arriving at the Los Angeles premiere of Practical Magic 2, the actor wore a custom black Atelier Versace gown by Mulier, his first public design since taking over as the house’s creative director. Made from hand-intarsia lace and layered over a nude base, the asymmetrical dress came complete with a matching choker and lace Manolo Blahnik heels, giving the whole look a witchy edge. Mulier isn’t expected to make his official runway debut until 2027, so for now, Kidman’s look is a good preview of what’s to come. We can’t wait!

Givenchy’s Shark pinch boot is here

Givenchy are launching the iconic Shark Pinch Boot for FW26, most recently worn by Ariana Grande for her Eternal Sunshine tour. The boots have been renamed and reworked by creative director Sarah Burton, giving this recognisable style a second life with a campaign shot by Jurgen Teller. 

Violet cakes and Romy bags at Tory Burch’s Selfridge’s pop up 

Tory Burch is taking the bag your faves, Emma Roberts, Aimee Lou Wood and Jodie Turner- Smith, have been taking out for a spin, bringing its “Romy on the Go” pop-up to Selfridges from September 1. The setup includes an Airstream café serving coffee and bakes from East London’s Violet Cakes filled with the brand’s cult everyday bags. There’s also a new Distressed Romy Bucket Bag, available exclusively at Selfridges in Europe until November, while café customers can score a Romy-shaped keepsake and, if they’re lucky, even a bag charm or the bag itself. 

Thom Browne takes the long way home for Fall 2026

Thom Browne is taking us to Scotland for Fall 2026, with photographer Robbie Lawrence capturing locals and friends wearing the collection across rolling hills, meadows and hillside towns. Drawing on Scotland’s long history of textile craftsmanship, the collection goes big on textured knitwear, with cable knits, Fair Isle patterns, jacquards and graphic intarsias appearing across cashmere and merino wool sweaters, cardigans and outerwear. Elsewhere, tailored fabrics get a sporty update, with down-filled pieces, cropped vests, football parkas and ski-inspired details like thumbholes and rib-knit gaiters bringing a little utility to winter dressing. Even black tie gets the Thom Browne treatment, with dresses, capes and sharply cut sport coats reworking traditional tailoring codes through trompe l’oeil details, open-back closures and pearl-rendered checks.

Irina Shayk is the ultimate Agent Provocateur neo-diva

We can’t seem to get enough of Agent Provocateur these days (Thank you Addison Rae!). Irina Shayk is the new face of Agent Provocateur’s AW26 campaign, photographed by Steven Klein and styled by Patti Wilson. The campaign puts Shayk in a series of dark, stripped-back lingerie looks, with silk, stockings and plenty of lace setting the right mood to match Klein’s work. It also introduces the brand’s idea of the “neo-diva”, a woman who’s deeply confident in her femininity. The AW26 collection is available now in stores and online, so you can too be a neo-diva.

Paris Hilton is back at Karl Lagerfeld for SS27

Paris Hilton is returning as the face of Karl Lagerfeld through SS27 for the part two of their “From Paris With Love” campaign. For AW26, she’s joined by a new face, or rather, a digital one, with NOT-KARL, a virtual character inspired by the late designer, making his debut alongside her in a series of retro TV screens. Kit Butler also joins the campaign as the face of menswear.

Havaianas and KidSuper bring football to your feet

Havaianas and KidSuper are bringing futebol arte to the beach with a new global collaboration launching September 8. The four-piece collection puts KidSuper founder Colm Dillane’s colourful design language onto the classic Havaianas silhouette, with the standout being the Top Turf Pitch, a pair completely covered in green velvet to look like a football pitch underfoot. The collab also comes with a restored football court in São Paulo, original Dillane artwork and plenty of collectible details, including custom packaging, metallic pins and a KidSuper gym sack. It seems that football, fashion and Havaianas are all in the same team.

The new season GapStudio by Zac Posen is here

GapStudio is back for AW26, with Zac Posen continuing to put his spin on the American brand’s familiar wardrobe staples. The 17-piece collection looks to Gap’s denim, shirting, T-shirts, utility pieces and workwear, playing with proportion and construction, resulting in more considered wardrobe classics. The new collection stars Esther McGregor and Alton Mason in a campaign photographed by Daniel Jackson, with fashion and image direction from Alastair McKimm. Available in the UK from 9am today, it’s another step in Posen’s ongoing reworking of Gap’s classic American wardrobe.