Time flies, so to keep you in the loop, we’ve rounded up all the important snippets of fashion news from the past seven days into one neat feature. This week includes Adam Jones x Colours of Arley, Charles Jeffrey’s 10th-anniversary LFW show and COS x Tabata Shibori. 

Craig Green returned to the runway
Surrounded by the industrial landscapes of east, east London, Craig Green’s studio welcomed an intimate crowd for the designer’s SS25 presentation. Inspired by his late father, Green explored the dynamics of a father-son relationship through his conceptual collection.

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Levi’s Pride Collection
A staple in everyone’s wardrobe since the 501 made its first appearance in 1873, Levi’s has been worn by all throughout history. In celebration of Pride, the brand is celebrating queer joy through a collection inspired by LGBTQIA+ rodeo culture from the ’70s to today. 

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Adam Jones x Colours of Arley
It’s going to be stripes for summer thanks to Adam Jones’ collaboration with Colours of Arley. A producer of bespoke striped fabrics, Colours of Arley was founded in 2022 by Louisa Tratalos and is based out of a store in East London’s Hackney Road. Adam Jones and Colours of Arley first collaborated at an exhibition in the Hackney Road store, The Devil’s Cloth, where Jones displayed pieces from his most recent collection inspired by the stripes of butchers’ aprons.

Kenzo’s Pre-Fall campaign
For Kenzo’s first pre-collection under the direction of Nigo, the Japanese designer takes the sci-fi references that first debuted at the brand’s FW24 runway show into a whole new dimension. Solar motifs, embossed denim, structured workwear and glistening sequins form the core of the designer’s collection debuted in a campaign shot by Lengua against the serenity of an otherworldly landscape.

Charles Jeffrey’s 10th-anniversary LFW show
Charles Jeffrey started as a club kid but he is far from hanging up his dancing shoes. Having spent the last few seasons in Milan, the Scottish designer returned to London, the city where LOVERBOY turned from club night to fashion brand, for a show that took over the courtyard of Somerset House and ended with a set by Beth Ditto.

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COS x Tabata Shibori
Celebrating the ancient art of shibori dyeing, COS has collaborated with Kyoto-based artisan Kazuki Tabata on a colour-soaked capsule collection. Breathing new life into the time-honoured technique, the collaboration lies at the intersection of traditional craft and modern design across a 14-piece capsule featuring womenswear, menswear, and accessories.

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MM6 Maison Margiela Avant-Première
The official lookbook for the MM6 Maison Margiela’s Avant-Première SS25 collection is here, drawing from the brand’s extensive archive to present a collection of reinvented archetypes. Menswear features classic outerwear silhouettes alongside collegiate knits, raw denim, utilitarian cargos and fluid tailoring.

Story mfg.’s Wonky Wear
Sustainable British brand Story mfg. is getting wonky this season. Presenting a capsule titled Wonky Wear, the brand has built its own take on workwear through a series of garments built using single-needle machines and fabrics naturally dyed by hand, resulting in a series of patchwork trousers, jackets and gilets fit for any occasion.

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Delvaux’s first tote bag

Heritage Belgian brand Delvaux has been crafting luxury goods since 1892 and for the first time ever the house has launched its own version of an everyday tote bag, L’Airess. Taking inspiration from the house’s 1946 Avia Airess suitcase, the leather bag has collapsible wings to create two distinct structures and comes in a neutral colour palette of black, taupe or beige.

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