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6 New Things Fashion People Are Talking About This Week

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A woman wears a Burberry trench coat.

Credit: Burberry

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…

FKA Twigs

Credit: On

FKA Twigs has been working with Swiss brand On for two years now, but she's thoroughly outdone herself with her latest collection. The new launch is centered on "post-performance restoration," with a focus on soft fabrics and relaxed silhouettes. "At the core of the collection is the debut of the brand-new Cloudmonster 3 Mule—a new recovery-focused slip-on, designed for slower tempos, with triple-layered CloudTec to cushion every step," the brand explained in a press release. "This launch marks the first time that On is introducing a mule silhouette to its product offering." Shop the new pieces here .

Tom Ford models in campaign imagery.

Credit: Tom Ford

Suit Up

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Tom Ford just released its F/W 26 campaign, and you'll want to pin it to your mood board immediately. "I wanted the images to be pure and direct, stark but trembling with human substance," Creative Director Haider Ackermann explained. "Therefore, it's just the camera and the subject, no theatrics or props needed." Stuart Winecoff photographed 10 models, including Liu Wen, Aluel Makuach, Malick Bodian, and Kristen McMenamy, "in glaring light against a clinical white background," as Ackermann put it. Suddenly, I'm compelled to wear a pinstripe suit with an electric-blue lip. See the full campaign here .

Burberry pop-up boutique in Bridgehampton.

Credit: Courtesy of Burberry

Burberry in Bridgehampton

Last weekend, Burberry hosted a pop-up boutique at the chic Topping Rose House in Bridgehampton, New York. Guests and attendees had the opportunity to shop one-of-a-kind pieces from the winter 2026 runway collection for the first time, as well as trench coats and cashmere scarves stitched with a custom-drawn label of Hamptons artwork. How chic is that? Now that I know this hotel is Burberry approved, I know where I'll be staying the next time I'm in the Hamptons.

Louis Vuitton store in Los Angeles.

Credit: Courtesy of Louis Vuitton

Modern Menswear

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Louis Vuitton 's runway shows always have impressive set designs, but only those lucky enough to score a seat get to experience them IRL—until now, that is. The house has just opened a dedicated pop-in space within its Beverly Hills Rodeo Drive men's store , where customers can browse new pieces while immersed in the set design from the fall 2026 men's show held in Paris in January. In the store, you'll find furniture inspired by Men's Creative Director Pharrell Williams's collaboration with the architectural firm Not a Hotel, in addition to a two-story circular bookcase with a hidden photo booth.

Omega watch.

Credit: Courtesy of Omega

To Infinity

The 1969 moon landing was one small step for man and one giant leap for Omega. The brand's Speedmaster Moonwatch Professional was worn by the Apollo 11 astronauts on that historic mission, which celebrated its 57th anniversary on July 20. To mark the occasion, Omega hosted an event at its SoHo boutique with astronaut Michael López-Alegría. "The Apollo 11 landing is the defining example of the Speedmaster's pioneering spirit, reliability, and robust design," Omega President and CEO Raynald Aeschlimann said in a statement. "It was such a significant moment for humanity but also for Omega, and it's amazing to think that our legacy in space continues to grow today, as the latest generation of astronauts take our timepieces on their missions."

Maison Louis Marie store in Los Angeles.

Credit: Courtesy of Maison Louis Marie/Pablo Enriquez

L.A. Opening

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Want to smell good this summer? Then you'll want to head to Silver Lake's chicest new boutique, Maison Louis Marie . The luxury maker of divinely scented candles, perfumes, lotions, and more just opened its largest location to date. Designed in collaboration with ViaClover, the boutique's stylish interior—complete with solid oak doors, custom travertine and steel furniture, and two-toned plastered arches—is a perfect match for the brand's fashionable fragrances. My favorite fun fact about Maison Louis Marie is that it's named after Louis-Marie Aubert du Petit-Thouars, an 18th-century French botanist and naturalist "whose expeditions informed the modern study of plant life," the brand explained. The new boutique is located at 3920 Sunset Blvd . See you there!

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