6 New Things Fashion People Are Talking About This Week
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If it seems like fashion news is moving at a mile a minute, well, you're not alone. Despite our numerous social media feeds and perpetual press releases, it can be hard to keep up with the latest industry news, even as full-time editors, which is why we're boiling it down to just the basics. Here are the five new things fashion people are talking about right now…
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Major Milestone
Etro is celebrating 30 years of its presence in New York City with an exhibition cleverly dubbed ETROSPECTIVE NY: 96-26 . Now open to the public at Etro's 720 Madison Avenue boutique until November 8, it features one-of-a-kind celebrity and red carpet commissions in addition to archival womenswear and menswear looks from the past three decades. Etro celebrated the exhibition opening with an elegant dinner at the Metropolitan Opera attended by Taylor Hill, Tina Leung, Elizabeth Sulcer, Liza Koshy, Genie Bouchard, and more.
"Thirty years ago, the Etro family had the vision to build a home in New York: a place where the creativity, culture, and curiosity of the house could meet the extraordinary creative energy of this city," Etro CEO Fabrizio Cardinali said in a statement. "Today, as custodians of that vision, our responsibility is not simply to preserve it, but to expand upon it—allowing the codes, craftsmanship, joy, and positive energy of Etro to evolve." See you on Madison Avenue!
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Empire State
Remember when Gucci staged a runway show in the middle of Times Square earlier this year? How could anyone forget! Now, to further its connection to NYC, Gucci has released its new GucciCore campaign, shot by Peter Funch in the Big Apple. "The images reflect the plurality at the heart of GucciCore: different people, styles, and ways of wearing clothes intersecting much like the streets of New York itself," the Italian house explained in a statement. Shop the impossibly cool new collection now .
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Full Circle
Do you know where your cashmere sweater or wool coat really came from? Well, if you shop at Prada, the answer will be clear. The Italian house has just launched its Re-Cashmere and Re-Wool projects, joining the existing Re-Nylon initiative. Each piece has a special tag that allows you to digitally trace the garment's complete journey, including the origins of the fibers, the suppliers, the country where the materials were processed, and all subsequent stages. Prada is championing circularity by recycling leftover wool and cashmere from its ateliers in Italy, turning scraps into beautiful limited-edition pieces. Shop Prada Re-Cashmere and Re-Wool here .
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Milan Milestone
Gianvito Rossi just celebrated its 20th anniversary with an exceptionally chic party in Milan. Naomi Watts, Mariacarla Boscono, Paloma Elsesser, Luisa Ranieri, and others attended the event at the Palazzo Serbelloni, where they were the first to preview the spring/summer 2027 collection and flip through the pages of Gianvito Rossi: My Shoes , a book debuting in February 2027. Rest assured, every fashion person will want these new shoes in their closets and this tasteful tome on their coffee tables six months from now.
Credit: Courtesy of Mugler/Robi Rodriguez
Commanding Attention
Of all the fall/winter 2026 ad campaigns inundating social media feeds, I'm voting Mugler as "most likely to stop your scroll." Photographed by Robi Rodriguez and titled The Commander, the new imagery stars one of fashion's fastest-rising models: Vivian Jenna Wilson. "Power dressing has always been part of Mugler's language, but I wanted to look beyond the obvious idea of authority," says Mugler Creative Director Miguel Castro Freitas. "What interests me is the seduction of power—why we are attracted to these symbols and what happens when we decide to take them back for ourselves." When a brand describes its new campaign as "feral," "erotic," and even "absurd," you can bet my attention is piqued. Watch the video here .
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Meet Me in Milan
Milan's most famous shopping destination just got even better. Prada has just unveiled its revamped store at the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II , but it's much more than just a boutique. Prada Galleria now has eight floors of retail, art, history, and hospitality. A major draw is the Pradasphere exhibition, which explores the brand's evolution since 1913 and highlights its connections with cinema, architecture, art, culture, and sport. Plus, Prada's new underground passage connects two different sides of the Galleria for the first time. As it's open just in time for Milan Fashion Week, I have a feeling many of the industry's heavyweights will make room in their packed schedules for a visit. Join them, won't you?
