There are many exciting fashion moments and newsworthy mentions this week – from Lee Lin Chin's wardrobe sale announcement, to BEARE PARK and Paspaley Pearls' newfound partnership. But if you've been distracted by the fanfare of Fred again.. or the anticipation of Afterpay Day sales this weekend, then we've got you covered with all the most interesting fashion news morsels that you might have missed this week.
VEJA debuts 70s-inspired court shoes capsule 'Volley'
Sustainable footwear company VEJA debuted their latest capsule footwear collection yesterday, called 'Volley'. The shoes – which come in nine different colourways – were inspired by the "golden era of Brazilian volleyball" and pay homage to the sleek and sporty sneaker styles that were worn on-court during the 1970s. Crafted used 100% organic cotton, leather and suede – and soled with Amazonian Rubber – they are a continuation of the brand's considered approach to sustainable design.
Find out more on the VEJA website.
P. Johnson Femme unveil their RTW A24 collection ‘Femme March’
P. Johnson Femme have released their latest collection this week, centred on cloud-like downy cashmere knit crews and cardigans, limpid organza skirts, camisoles and rib-knit dresses. The 15-piece ready-to-wear collection comprises autumnal wardrobe essentials in limited numbers, across a palette of dream-like mosses, blacks, whites and pinks.
Find out more on the P. Johnson Femme website.
Steph Shep front's Paris Georgia's new Elemental: The Foundation campaign
On Wednesday, Paris Georgia announced entrepreneur and environmental advocate Steph Shep (aka Stephanie Suganami) as their latest brand muse. Shep fronts Paris Georgia's latest campaign for 'Elemental: The Foundation Collection', which was conceived as a capsule of reimagined classics born from the realisation of what was lacking in co-founders Paris and Georgia's personal wardrobes.
Find out more on Paris Georgia website.
Coach hosts 'The Coach Tabby Shop' pop-up experience
In Melbourne this week, Coach unveiled their 'Tabby Shop', an immersive, pop-up experience spotlighting their iconic Tabby bag. Hosted at Daniel's Car Park in the city, the Tabby Shop took guests on an imaginative journey through a vibrant yellow activation that heroed the season's 'daisy print'. It included a DJ booth, Coach Records, which featured a lineup of local talent, and a Coach Coffee Shop with bespoke Tabby and daisy-shaped cakes made in partnership with bakery Le Yeahllow.
For more information visit Coach's website.
Bottega Veneta launches its latest free fanzine
Bottega Veneta have released the latest edition of their fanzine in all of their stores globally. The limited-edition, free publication will also be available to pick up in select bookstores globally as well. Covering the creative process behind Matthieu Blazy's SS24 collection, the zine sprawls across four volumes, bringing together photography by Alec Soth, BTS images, sketches, stickers and a travel notebook intended to "transport readers to the campaign shoot in Tokyo and nurture their own real and creative wanderings".
Bottega Veneta’s Summer 24 fanzine is available in all Bottega Veneta stores, and select book stores.
Zulu & Zephyr open new concept store at Bondi Beach
Returning to the place the brand's journey began 12 years ago, Zulu & Zephyr have come full circle from their weekly Bondi market stall to now opening their first Bondi Beach boutique this week. The new space is inspired by the Zulu & Zephyr women – embodying the elevated, considered, hard-wearing and warm qualities of the modern and coastal womenswear wardrobe.
Find out more on the Zulu & Zephyr website.
RIMOWA unveils the latest instalment of its 'Never Still' campaign featuring Jay Chou
German luggage brand RIMOWA have unveiled a new chapter in their 'Never Still' campaign, partnering with another icon who emboides the ever-evolving spirit of their heritage. Taiwanese singer and musician
Jay Chou fronts the brand's latest campaign, joining the likes of ROSÉ, Lewis Hamilton and Kylian Mbappé in previous iterations.
Find out more on RIMOWA's website.
