Everything Going On In The Luxury Fashion World Right Now

Loro Piana has found a clever way to tap into one of this season's biggest accessory trends: the silk scarf. Instead of launching another bag, it’s released a genius £270 calfskin handle that lets you transform your favourite scarf into one. Thanks to its simple dual-ring design, you can knot almost any silk scarf into an elegant shoulder bag in seconds. Given Loro Piana is better known for its four-figure price tags, the handle feels like a surprisingly attainable way to buy into the brand. 

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Leslie Fremar – widely credited as the inspiration behind Emily Blunt's character in the iconic film franchise – is Hollywood's latest stylist to know. After starting her career at Vogue before becoming Prada's director of celebrity relations, Fremar has gone on to shape some of the industry's biggest red-carpet moments. She's currently behind Charlize Theron's standout The Odyssey press tour wardrobe, dressing the actress in a string of headline-making looks from Givenchy, Tom Ford and Bottega Veneta, before finishing with a bespoke Jonathan Anderson design from Dior's AW26 collection. 

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One of the biggest fashion moments of 2027 is already in the diary: Hermès has confirmed it will present its first-ever haute couture collection during Paris Couture Week in January. Designed by women's artistic director Nadège Vanhée, the made-to-measure debut marks a major milestone for the French house, bringing its understated luxury and exceptional craftsmanship to the couture calendar for the very first time.

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Footwear brand The Lline has celebrated its London debut with an intimate event hosted by fashion insiders Nadia Phillips and Hannah Lewis. Known for its focus on quality, it creates shoes that feel minimal yet considered – think of them as the kind of understated pieces that quickly become wardrobe staples. Already gaining traction among the style crowd, the Charlie peep-toe mules are high on our wish list – available at Level Shoes in black, burgundy and white.

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Beirut-born jewellery house L'Atelier Nawbar has launched a summer pop-up at Harrods running until 20th August. Founded in 1891 and now led by fourth-generation sisters Tania and Dima Nawbar, the family-run brand is known for creating colourful fine jewellery that blends symbolism, storytelling and exceptional artisanship. Alongside its signature collections, you can also shop Harrods-exclusive pieces, available only at the London pop-up. We love the signet and pinky rings.

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Chanel has just made back-to-school shopping impossibly chic, reimagining a classroom essential as part of its Fall/Winter 2026 pre-collection with a geometry set that puts a luxury spin on everyday stationery. Crafted in black embossed calfskin leather, the set includes a metal ruler and case, metal protractor and case, as well as a metal set square and case – proving that even the most practical pieces can also feel luxurious.

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We’re calling it – Ferragamo's Cara is the standout bag from the brand’s Fall/Winter 2026 collection. Designed by creative director Maximilian Davis, it has an accordion silhouette crafted from smooth calfskin leather and is finished with the house's signature gold Gancini hardware. It's already been spotted on Anne Hathaway during The Odyssey press tour, as well as on Rihanna at the 2026 FIFA World Cup Final. With the AW26 collection expected to arrive in boutiques from mid-August, consider this your nudge to set a reminder.

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This month, Bottega launched Green Tweed – a rich, suede-finished forest green that offers a softer, more textural take on the house's signature palette. Perfect for anyone already thinking about transitional investment pieces, the shade has been rolled out across some of the brand’s most coveted silhouettes, including the Giorno, Andiamo, Knot Lock and Baby Veneta bags.

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If Celine’s ballet and jazz-inspired shoes were on your summer wish list, Michael Rider’s latest launch is one to know about. Following the sell-out appeal of the little white plimsolls – and Zara’s convincing take on the trend – the house has introduced a fresh silhouette that feels made for the seasonal shift. Rendered in ultra-red goatskin, the Lace-Up Ballet is finished with delicate spaghetti-thin leather lacing across the front, giving the classic plimsole a more directional feel. It’s the kind of shoe that will instantly lift denim and tailoring alike.

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