It’s a thong summer with Havaianas and Twojeys, Sabrina sips Italian espressos for Versace, the Stone Island x Gallagher love affair spans generations, and that’s just the start of it – welcome to this week’s fashion news roundup.
It Feels Like Summer With TwoJeys x Havaianas
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Suns out, flip flops out! From Brazil to Barcelona, the iconic Havaianas summer foot thong is receiving the TwoJeys special, a design customisation made for those who like to revel in the sun. Part of its Isla Bonita 25 collection, the collaborative footwear comes in three colours – black, green, and yellow – with the signature metallic star pins – available in two-tone yellow and green, or blue and red. Meeting somewhere in the middle in Hawaii, the collab was immortalised through Aidan Cullen’s lens, in which the likes of Alika Mock and Margo Millien are seen kicking it back, easy breezy style. The TwoJeys x havaianas flip flops are now available online, and in TwoJeys physical stores.
Charles Leclerc Is Fashion’s New Poster Boy
From the race track straight to your wardrobe, Ferrari is switching gears. The Prancing Horse is teaming up with Creative Director Rocco Iannone and Scuderia Ferrari HP star Charles Leclerc to drop an exclusive limited-edition capsule collection. The sleek offering channels Leclerc’s off-track style, where travel and leisure come together under one succinct look, while maintaining Ferrari’s elegant, sporty look. This special link up will officially launch later this month on May 21st, alongside a planned grand event in Monte Carlo.
Nothing hits quite like a Gallagher in Stone Island
A c*nt might’ve nicked dad Liam Gallagher’s Stone Island parka stash while he was playing Glasto back in 2017, but son Gene Gallagher is working through the hand-me-down mishap just fine — and building a pretty solid collection of his own. Now, the British musician has been named Stone Island’s newest brand ambassador, fronting the campaign for the Tela Resinata Block Colour jacket — a nod to the brand’s first-ever piece. With the family’s long-standing ties to the label, it’s a proper match made in heaven, as they say.
Sabrina Carpenter Is a Busy Woman — Until Versace Calls
We know Miss Sabrina Carpenter has been working late… but of course she’d clear the calendar for an Italian love affair with Versace. With the house’s Tag bag in hand, the pop royal stars in a sun-drenched, al fresco fantasy for La Vacanza 2025 — Versace’s latest collection, shot by Carlijn Jacobs. After all, no one does Espresso quite like the Italians.
Aries and PUMA Touch Gloves for Round Two
Courtesy of Aries x PUMA
Aries and PUMA are back in the ring for round two, reuniting for the second drop of their cult-favourite collab, first unveiled last autumn. This time, the capsule draws on the bold visual language of mixed martial arts, with striking motifs woven through fitted one-pieces, reimagined essentials, footwear and accessories. Another knockout.
Silvia Venturini Fendi Keeps It in the Family for SS26
Following the Women’s and Men’s Fall/Winter 2025–26 show last February in Milan, FENDI has announced that Silvia Venturini Fendi — the house’s Creative Director for accessories and men’s ready-to-wear — will once again take the reins to present a coed show for its Spring/Summer 2026 collection this September.
LABRUM Is Designing for the Long Run
LABRUM’s Foday Dumbuya is lacing up for a homecoming of sorts, partnering with Street Child and adidas to design the official running kit for the 2025 Sierra Leone Marathon. Fresh off designing Arsenal’s cult-loved away kit and the Olympic kit for Sierra Leone, the designer brings his signature storytelling style to a limited-edition capsule that celebrates culture, community, and the power of education. All proceeds go to supporting Street Child’s global mission — marathon training never looked so good.
Karl Lagerfeld x Amber Valletta: Designing for a Cause SS25
KARL LAGERFELD and Sustainability Ambassador Amber Valletta have once again joined forces, this time unveiling an exclusive collection of 320 hand-crafted tote bags. Designed using traditional artisan techniques from Burkina Faso and Kenya, each piece blends cultural heritage with contemporary flair. The collection, in collaboration with the Ethical Fashion Initiative (EFI), empowers women artisans and promotes sustainable practices in marginalised communities. A chic and eco-conscious addition to your wardrobe this summer.
