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Fashion Buzz: Proenza Schouler duo joins Loewe—plus other fashion news you may have missed this March
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This month’s highlights include a creative direction shift at Loewe, Lee Junho assuming a new role at Berluti and Delvaux debuting the Brillant Tempo.
Delvaux redefines classic sophistication with the Brillant Tempo
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Delvaux continues to redefine the Brillant legacy with the launch of the Brillant Tempo, a supple iteration of the iconic bag. The Brillant has been a symbol of architectural excellence and remarkable craftsmanship since 1958, inspired by Le Corbusier’s Philips Pavilion at the Brussels World Expo. The Brillant Tempo preserves this heritage while introducing a softer, more flexible design that meets the modern demand for adaptability. The latest version can be carried by hand, worn cross-body, or styled as a clutch.
Loewe welcomes Proenza Schouler duo as creative heads
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Following Jonathan Anderson’s tenure, Loewe has named Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez as its new creative directors. The duo previously spent over two decades shaping modern fashion in Proenza Schouler, blending craftsmanship with contemporary culture. “We are incredibly honoured to join Loewe, a House whose values and mission align closely with our own. We look forward to working alongside its extraordinary teams and artisans, whose talent—under the exceptional creative direction of Jonathan Anderson—has shaped Loewe into the cultural force it is today,” they share. McCollough and Hernandez will oversee the creative direction of Loewe across womenswear, menswear, leather goods, and accessories.
Burberry reinvents trench coats for summer
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Burberry breathes fresh energy into its iconic trench coat this summer with bold updates. Expect the classic reimagined—cropped, draped, and filled with unexpected details like cutouts, zips, and buckled straps. These trench-inspired elements also transcend coats, evolving into lightweight jackets, capes, dresses, and tops, all crafted from sumptuous fabrics like washed silk, cotton, and tri-layer wool. With Savile Row tailoring and the Burberry Check motif, the collection is a celebration of British elegance.
Celine unveils new additions to its Pilates collection
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Celine’s latest Pilates collection seamlessly blends luxury with practicality, offering everything you need to elevate your workout routine. From dumbbells and kettlebells to yoga mats and jump ropes, each piece is crafted from premium materials like natural calfskin, mirror-polished steel, and cork. The signature Triomphe emblem adds a distinctive touch, while the large Triomphe Canvas gym bag provides an elegant yet functional way to carry it all. Athleisure selections include technical sports bras, leggings, cycling shorts, and crop tops, paired with luxurious long cashmere coats, leather jackets, merino wool sweaters, baseball caps, and sneakers.
Lee Junho Joins Berluti as Brand Ambassador
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In celebration of its 130th anniversary, Berluti has appointed Lee Junho as its newest ambassador. The K-pop idol-turned-actor is renowned for his refined taste, versatility, and passion for his craft—qualities that resonate with Berluti’s unwavering commitment to superior artistry. As the Parisian house aptly states, “His sophisticated yet approachable charm embodies the vision of the ‘Berluti’ man—a figure of sophistication, refinement and understated luxury.”
Jonathan Anderson exits Loewe after 11 years
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After months of speculation, Loewe has confirmed Jonathan Anderson’s departure, marking the end of an era in the House’s history. For more than a decade, the British designer transformed Loewe into a powerhouse of modern luxury, blending craftsmanship with forward-thinking design. Reflecting on his exit, Anderson shares, “While my chapter draws to a close, Loewe’s story will continue for many years to come, and I will look on with pride, watching it continue to grow, the amazing Spanish brand I once called home.”
Demna takes the helm at Gucci
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Gucci is entering a new era with the appointment of Demna as artistic director, effective July 2025. The announcement follows Sabato de Sarno’s departure, marking a bold creative shift for the Italian house. Demna has steered Balenciaga since 2015, rewriting the rules of contemporary luxury.
“His ability to honour the iconic legacy of a brand while embracing a modern sensibility is extraordinary,” says Gucci CEO Stefano Cantino. “With Gucci’s strengthened foundations as a springboard, Demna will lead the House towards renewed fashion authority and enduring cultural relevance.” For Demna, this move feels like a full-circle moment. “I am truly excited to join the Gucci family. It is an honour to contribute to a House that I deeply respect and have long admired,” he shares.
Donatella Versace moves on from creative director role at Versace
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Just weeks after unveiling her Autumn/Winter 2025 collection in Milan, Donatella Versace is passing on the creative torch. Stepping down as Chief Creative Officer, she transitions into the role of Chief Brand Ambassador. In this new capacity, she will focus on Versace’s philanthropic work while continuing to serve as a global force for the house.
“It has been the greatest honour of my life to carry on my brother Gianni’s legacy,” Donatella shared. “He was the true genius, but I hope I have some of his spirit and tenacity.” As one chapter ends, another begins. Dario Vitale, formerly Design and Image Director at Miu Miu, will step into the role of Chief Creative Officer on 1 April 2025, bringing fresh creative energy to the brand.
Uniqlo names Daiyan Trisha as Malaysia’s first brand advocate
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Uniqlo strengthens its presence in Malaysia with the appointment of Daiyan Trisha as its first-ever brand advocate. Embodying the essence of LifeWear, this partnership celebrates style, comfort, and thoughtfully designed everyday wear that resonates with Malaysians. As the new face of Uniqlo Malaysia, Daiyan will spotlight key pieces, including the versatile Linen collection—designed for modern living with a timeless appeal.
“I’m proud to partner with Uniqlo and be part of a brand that focuses on everyday comfort and timeless style,” says Daiyan. “LifeWear has always been about making fashion effortless and accessible, and I can’t wait to share that with more Malaysians.”
Bottega Veneta drops limited-edition Parachute bag for Malaysia
Bottega Veneta brings a touch of exclusivity to Malaysia with the small Parachute bag in Algae. A fusion of craftsmanship and contemporary style, it features the house’s signature Intrecciato leatherwork, a sculptural silhouette, and luminous metallic hardware. Designed with both elegance and practicality in mind, this spacious shoulder bag is a modern essential.
Jisoo returns for round three with Tommy Hilfiger
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Jisoo steps into the spotlight once again as the face of Tommy Hilfiger’s Spring 2025 campaign. In this campaign, the Blackpink star dons contemporary interpretations of preppy classics, seamlessly blending sophistication with the brand’s timeless American style. She also showcases key pieces from both the main collection and the ‘Sofia for Tommy’ capsule—co-created with Sofia Richie Grainge—including a Henley top, a flared mini skirt, and a cropped navy blazer accented with gold buttons.
“She is a modern entertainment icon who radiates confidence, positivity, and effortless charisma. Jisoo brings a fresh, global perspective to our Americana style, making her the ultimate Tommy woman for today,” says Tommy Hilfiger.
Giorgio Armani partners with 10 Corso Como for a new shoe collection
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Giorgio Armani and 10 Corso Como are back with a new take on women’s footwear. This time, simplicity meets sophistication, with a focus on flat shoes that define the Armani silhouette. The latest collection centres around ballerinas, sabots, loafers, and slippers, fusing effortless comfort with refined elegance. The pieces will be stocked at select Giorgio Armani boutiques and flagship stores throughout Europe, Japan, and China, as well as Neiman Marcus in America and Tiziana Fausti in Bergamo.
Lululemon’s Glow Up™ collection brings a fresh update to your fitness wardrobe
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Lululemon’s Glow Up™ collection takes activewear to the next level with ultra-smooth fabrics and supportive fits designed for unparalleled performance. What sets it apart are the innovations woven into every piece—like the re-engineered Ultralu™ fabric, once reserved for bras, now available in both tops and bottoms. Designed to stretch and contour to the body, it offers freedom of movement without compromising on comfort. Whether you’re pushing through your gym session or making a stylish exit, its moisture-wicking and quick-drying properties keep you cool and dry. Meanwhile, the new waistband, crafted with bonded construction, delivers a secure, smooth fit that enhances both comfort and style.
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