It's been yet another mammoth week of fashion moments – of course, most notably this week, we saw CHANEL's head designer Virginie Viard make a surprise exit from the House after a 30-year tenure, and the internet is thick with speculation as to who might succeed her in the role. But as the guards shift, fashion pulses with renewed energy and innovation. This is the time when collections speak louder, embodying the spirit of exploration and self-expression. From the unveiling of Tory Burch's travel-inspired Pre-Fall 2024 collection and Zimmerman's Resort 25 collection, to VIKTORIA & WOODS' luxe travel capsule with Sarah Ellen, and Burberry's archive-referencing Spring 25 launch.
Lucy Folk’s annual archive sale is an opportunity to update your winter wardrobing just in time for the winter chill, while Sarah & Sebastian’s evocative film premiere remind us that fashion is not just about aesthetics but a narrative of cultural significance and environmental awareness. Dive into this week's most captivating fashion moments, below...
Burberry has its Spring 2025 collection launch
Burberry has launched its Spring 2025 collection this week, a range defined by its easy elegance and quintessential capturing of British character. The collection continues to reference the Burberry archive and heritage British design with checks, trench coats, Harrington jackets and Savile Row-inspired suits, and is available in stores and online now.
Find out more on the Burberry website.
VIKTORIA & WOODS introduce travel capsule featuring Sarah Ellen
Viktoria & Woods launched its travel capsule this week featuring Sarah Ellen, a curated edit of essential pieces that blend modern luxury with effortless style. Perfect for winter escapes to warmer climates, the collection features versatile sets in luxurious pebbled silk and cotton knits, while the brand's abstract anniversary print complements the rich textures of the knit sets and the subtle sheen of the silk separates, ensuring you travel in style.
Find out more on the Viktoria & Woods website.
Tory Burch launch Pre-Fall 2024 Collection
Tory Burch unveiled its Pre-Fall 2024 Collection with a campaign that embodies the spirit of travel and discovery, featuring brand ambassador Emily Ratajkowski in the vibrant streets of Mexico. Captured by the lens of Oliver Hadlee Pearch, the collection showcases bold, graphic prints, including the iconic cat motif, alongside fresh textures and shapes that promise effortless style for any adventure. The collection is available online and in stores from June 4th.
Find out more on the Tory Burch website.
Lucy Folk hosts annual archive sale
Lucy Folk's annual sale began this week, offering up to 70% off on a diverse mix of jewelery, eyewear, accessories, and clothing from past collections. Alongside select clothing from the 'Still Life' AW23 and 'Stone' SS24 collections, the sale will include one-of-a-kind archival pieces and curated third-party items from coveted brands like Missoni and Marysia. The sale will run from 12–16 June exclusively at the Lucy Folk Online Store.
Find out more on the Lucy Folk website.
Sarah & Sebastian commemorate World Oceans Day with ‘Now You See Me’’ film series
To commemorate World Oceans Day, Sarah & Sebastian premiered The Great Southern Reef, the latest film in their ‘Now You See Me’ series, at the Art Gallery of New South Wales this week. Directed by Alice Wesley-Smith, this film highlights the ecological and cultural significance of the Great Southern Reef, known for its biodiverse kelp forests yet under threat from climate change. The screening, attended by friends of the brand like Astrid Holler and Kate Fowler, began with a Welcome to Country by Yvonne Weldon of the Wiradjuri nation, and concluded with a panel discussion with marine biologists and conservationists, emphasising the urgent need to protect these vital ecosystems. Sarah & Sebastian are further supporting the cause with their Seadragon Necklace, donating 20% of proceeds to the Australian Marine Conservation Society.
Find out more on the Sarah & Sebastian website.
Zimmerman present their Resort 25 collection in L.A.
Zimmerman's Resort 25 fashion presentation that took place on Thursday in L.A., a collection that reflected creative director Nicky Zimmerman's 80s influences. ""I was reminiscing about the impact of 80s coming-of-age movies and their stars on my friends and me during our design school days in Sydney. Films like St Elmo’s Fire, The Breakfast Club, and Pretty In Pink shaped our style, drawing inspiration from icons like Winona Ryder, Lisa Bonet, and Molly Ringwald. We’d spend weekends hunting through vintage stores, blending old and new, menswear and womenswear, creating unique looks before our nights out," said Zimmerman. "Those movies were fun, and so was their style—it’s a joy to bring that spirit into our collection."
Find out more on the Zimmerman website.
Saint Laurent collaborates with Ray-Ban on eyewear collection
Saint Laurent this week revealed the new Saint Laurent Ray-Ban by Anthony Vaccarello, a slick new collaboration with legendary eyewear brand Ray-Ban. This reimagining of the iconic Wayfarer, available in an exclusive run of just 1750 numbered pieces, features sharp edges and striking black accents – black metal rivets, black hinges, and a sleek black frame, paired with G15 lenses and silver-etched logos of both brands on the temple tips.
Find out more on the Saint Laurent website.
