This week in fashion, the spotlight shone brightly on unexpected collaborations and daring debuts. From the 20th anniversary of the latest Gucci Horsebit Fine Jewellery campaign celebrating equestrian elegance, to Glossier's touch down at MECCA stores across Australia and New Zealand. We were enraptured by Prada's FW24 campaign starring Hunter Schafer, and stoked to hear that Lucy Folk would be commencing an immensely special pop-up in Mallorca.

Onitsuka Tiger are celebrating their 75th anniversary in Paris and Tokyo, and Ariana Grande was named the new face of Swarovski. But in between it all, there's still more to lap up. So read on for all the fashion moments you might have missed this week.

Glossier officially lands down under

Glossier officially is in stock at MECCA stores across Australia and New Zealand as of Tuesday – one of the retailer's biggest new brand launches of the year. Emily Weiss, the Glossier founder herself, was in Sydney to celebrate the occasion (we even got the chance to speak with her IRL last week), and on opening day, MECCA reported they sold one of the brand's cult products – Balm Dot Com – every sixty seconds. The core Glossier range, including their signature fragrance Glossier You, is available in stores and online now.

Find out more on the MECCA website.

Maggie Marilyn unveils new 'Fine Tailoring: Volume One' collection

New Zealand label Maggie Marilyn unveiled the first installation of its upcoming 'Fine Tailoring' collection this week at a special preview event in Sydney. The collection is a response to customer desire for more occassion-driven pieces for those special moments in life – first dates, vows, meeting the parents. The pieces, arriving in stores and online on 24 July, are designed timeless wardrobe staples – the perfect pair of black tuxedo trousers to pair with a crisp white shirt for Sunday dinners, or a classic black mini dress that moulds to the figure and can be worn year-round.

Find out more on the Maggie Marilyn website.

adidas Originals launch their latest campaign celebrating the SL 72 sneaker

First debuted in the summer of 1972 alongside the Olympics, the SL72 revolutionised running shoes. Now, adidas is reviving this icon with five bold colourways – red, white, yellow, black, and blue – drawing inspiration from the 2024 Summer Olympics. The sneaker's new star-studded campaign, captured by Kenny Germé, breathes new life into the SL72 and features supermodel Bella Hadid, footballer Jules Koundé, creative force A$AP Nast, musician Melissa Bon, and model Sabrina Lan, the SL72 is ready to reclaim its throne in the world of sport and culture.

Find out more on the adidas website.

Gucci celebrates 20 years of Horsebit Fine Jewellery

Shot by visionaries Deo Suveera and Pamela Dimitrov, Gucci's latest campaign weaves the House's equestrian essence with unparalleled sophistication. Suveera and Dimitrov's evocative lens captures Agel Akol, Ana Rossolovich, Chloe Oh, and Achille Genet, wearing their dazzling Horesebit Fine Jewellery collection in yellow and rose gold. Yellow gold features Horsebit pendants, lariat necklaces, double-chain bracelets, and cuff designs, with rings and earrings completing the look. Rose gold, adorned with diamonds, showcases delicate chains, the iconic double-ring-and-bar emblem, and refined bracelets, rings, and earrings.

Find out more on the Gucci website.

Bonds partner with First Nations Fashion & Design (FNFD) to co-curate free workshops

Bonds have partnered with First Nations Fashion & Design (FNFD) to co-curate a series of free workshops available for First Nations peoples in Australia. Each of the nine workshops held will explore themes surrounding the process of fashion design via a mix of virtual and hands-on sessions. Workshops start 31 July and registration is open now.

Find out more on the First Nations Fashion & Design website.

Reko Rennie debuts new installation at Vacheron Constantin

Vacheron Constantin this week unveiled a spellbinding art installation by Australian contemporary artist Reko Rennie. Inspired by land, culture, and Indigenous identity, "From Geometry to Artistry" transforms the Sydney boutique with Rennie's iconic geometric patterns, bold colours, and mirrored totems. This immersive experience, enriched by augmented reality, offers a fresh dimension to his visual language, and will be viewable until 30 September 2024.

Find out more on the Vacheron Constantin website.