This week in fashion the Holiday spirit has awakened with new campaigns, and Harmony Korine has shot not one, but two of them. Elsewhere, Chanel takes us to the seaside and Calvin Klein books Jude Bellinham, a gift that came early. 

Calvin Klein has heard your prayers. Jude Bellingham is the latest face of the brand’s iconic underwear, making his debut in a campaign shot and directed by Oliver Hadlee Pearch in Madrid. Sporting the new Icon Cotton Stretch collection, the football star poses in a series of, let’s say, stripped-back looks. Jude is officially joining the Calvin Klein family, and we’re not complaining.

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The Chanel Cruise 26/27 campaign by Alec Soth is here

Chanel is taking us to the seaside for Matthieu Blazy’s first Cruise collection for the house, inspired by Biarritz and Gabrielle Chanel’s love for freedom and easy dressing. Shot by Alec Soth on the beaches of Grande Plage, the models pose against the Atlantic backdrop in the new collection. Think sailor motifs, sequins that transform into fish scales, cotton suits, raffia bags and as always plenty of tweed. 

These are the guests at Burberry’s Christmas table

Burberry is bringing a very eclectic group home for Christmas, and we’d definitely love to be invited. Directed by Harmony Korine, the brand’s 2026 holiday campaign takes over Longleat House in Wiltshire, with Pierce Brosnan and Fiona Shaw hosting a festive gathering alongside Cara Delevingne, Dwyane Wade, Gabrielle Union, Dylan Brosnan and plenty more familiar faces. Expect golf buggy races, country walks, party games and a rather glamorous disco, all in celebration of Burberry’s 170th anniversary. A really fun Christmas at the country house.

It’s time: Mariah Carey and Gucci officiate the holiday season

Mariah Carey is keeping the Christmas spirit alive, and naturally, she’s doing it in Gucci. The Italian house has released its festive campaign and butterfly collection, starring the queen of Christmas herself, photographed by Harmony Korine. All we want for Christmas is, well, Mariah in Gucci.

Claudia Shiffer is an opulent Chloé woman

Claudia Schiffer is getting into the festive spirit too, with Chloé, starring in the house’s latest holiday campaign by Creative Director Chemena Kamali. Photographed by David Sims, the campaign takes a more glamorous, after-hours approach to Christmas. At Chloé the girls aren’t planning outfits for a Christmas morning at home,they are getting dressed up and heading out for NYE. 

Miista opens new store in LA

Spanish shoe brand Miista is taking over LA, opening its first permanent store in the city and its fifth home worldwide. Designed more like an amphitheatre than your usual shop, the space features tiered shoe displays and plenty of references to underground music and subculture. To celebrate, the brand threw a party with food by Ananas Ananas and DJ sets from Saturn Rising and Arrow De Wilde. Shopping, food and a bit of dancing? Sounds like a pretty good opening to us.

Dior’s new ribbon sneakers have landed

Dior just added a new sneaker to its footwear lineup, and, of course, Jonathan Anderson is behind it. Meet the Dior Ribbon, designed for Spring 2027 and giving a classic running shoe a bit of an edge. With a retro inspired shape, these sneakers mix leather and suede in a range of colours and feature the house’s signature Dior ribbon detail. 

René Caovilla meets Swarovski Crystals

René Caovilla and Swarovski are joining forces for a very sparkly collaboration. The two houses have teamed up on a four-piece capsule collection. Including the Cleo sandal or the Super Cleo, Lady and Ellabrita styles, each pair is covered in intricate Swarovski crystal detailing. The standout? The Lady sandal, which comes decorated with 2,370 crystals. You can never have too much when it comes to Swarovski

Converse releases a collection for the workplace

Finally, comfy shoes for the hard workers. Converse is giving its classic Chuck Taylor a workwear makeover with the new At Your Service collection, designed for everyone who spends their day on their feet. From fashion styling assistants running around set to producers juggling a million things behind the scenes, these are made to keep up thanks to slip-resistant soles, extra cushioning and water- and oil-repellent finishes, all while keeping that classic Chuck look. Because whether you’re working front of house or backstage, hard workers deserve good shoes.