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Trinny London Introduces Miracle Halo: A Radiant New Way to Glow Trinny London presents Miracle Halo, a multi-use illuminator created to enhance the skin’s natural light with a soft, dewy radiance. Launching on 3 July 2025, this versatile complexion product offers a lit-from-within finish that keeps skin fresh and luminous all day long. Available in four luminous shades—Firelight, a gentle natural bronze; Sunlight, a true honey gold; Starlight, a soft cool champagne; and Candlelight, a gentle neutral pink—the formula blends effortlessly to lift and brighten any complexion. It can be worn alone for a subtle sheen, mixed with moisturizer or foundation for added luminosity, or applied to the high points of the face for a refined highlight. “This is the next best thing to that do-not-disturb glow,” says Trinny Woodall, Founder and CEO. “It’s perfect for that shot of luminosity.” With its silky, weightless texture and radiant payoff, Miracle Halo celebrates effortless brilliance and invites everyone to light up their complexion in their own way.

Levi’s X Barbour    images courtesy of Levi’s This autumn, two masters of functional design unite as Levi’s and Barbour unveil a transatlantic collaboration celebrating more than 170 years of shared heritage and craftsmanship. The Levi’s x Barbour collection blends Barbour’s iconic waxed cotton with Levi’s legendary denim to create a limited-edition line of jackets, apparel, and accessories rooted in authenticity and endurance. Key pieces include the women’s Spey Wax Jacket, reimagined with Levi’s signature arcuate details, and the men’s Bedale Jacket, offered in both desert wax and denim workwear-inspired versions. Every garment reflects a dialogue between utility and style, from triple-stitched seams to archive-inspired artwork and co-branded patches. Captured by Tbone Fletcher and styled by Tirino Yspol, the campaign celebrates the quiet mastery behind every stitch, featuring modern craftspeople who embody both brands’ enduring spirit. The Levi’s x Barbour collection launches globally on 30 October 2025, available on Levi.com, the Levi’s App, select Levi’s Stores, and Barbour retail channels.

HOLEBROOK – A love letter to the art of knitwear Shaped by the raw beauty of Sweden’s west coast, Holebrook’s FW25 collection is a love letter to the art of knitwear. Crafted entirely from natural fibers such as merino, mohair, alpaca, and cashmere, the collection celebrates texture, warmth, and timeless craftsmanship. With designs that move from fine viscose knits to voluminous mohair, FW25 captures autumn’s quiet reflection in a palette of soft sand, weathered stone, and sun-faded pink. Signature pieces include the Magda Crew in merino blend, nodding to the brand’s Bohuslän heritage, and Torsten, a rib-knit classic for him. Rooted in sustainability and made in Europe, Holebrook continues to weave together Scandinavian simplicity and enduring quality. Available now at holebrook.com and select retailers. Image courtesy of Holebrook

BALINGSTA – Stained Balaclava                                  image courtesy of Balingsta Born from Swedish craftsmanship and dyed by hand, Balingsta’s Stained Balaclava blends function with artistry. Made from 100% Merino wool, it’s breathable, quick-drying and naturally anti-odor,  perfect for enduring the elements in style. Each piece is knitted, sewn, and hand-dyed in Sweden using renewable, biodegradable materials, ensuring zero microplastics and minimal waste. Designed to endure. See more here

KEYIMU – The New Premium Bag   image courtesy of KEYIMU Founded by designer Saveja Awzel, KEYIMU is a fashion brand that reimagines timeless elegance through a contemporary lens. Specialising in handcrafted handbags, KEYIMU fuses classic refinement with modern edge; each piece meticulously designed for individuals who express themselves through bold yet understated style. At its core, KEYIMU believes a handbag is far more than an accessory. It is a signature of character, a detail that defines the silhouette, and a symbol of self-assured confidence. Every creation embodies the brand’s philosophy: that true sophistication lies in simplicity, craftsmanship, and individuality that transcends trends. The sleek baguette bag features architectural shape, with fine leather material, and robust yet feminine buckles – all details that make the bag easy to wear yet easy to stand out. The bag, which is available in colors like burgundy, black and crocodile white symbolises beautiful details in a minimalistic way. To celebrate the release go the bags and the brand itself; KEYIMU held a glorious party at the centre of Stockholm, inviting  guests to not only view and feel the bag but to experience the complicated simplicity of it as well . See the Sleek Baguette bags here

Liza Langen Flowers Studio Celebrated 1 Year images courtesy of Liza Langen Liza Langen Flowers opened its own space in Södermalm, Stockholm last autumn and recently had its very own first birthday.  The studio features minimalistic yet warm details, with enormous windows letting natural lighting shine in. From cement floor, a spiral staircase and beautiful tiles and centrepieces the space welcomes and inspires the visitor – but not more than the beautiful flowers that Liza Langen has curated herself. Amongst not only celebrating one year at the location, Liza Langen also unveils the Slow Practice room, at the same location. The room is inspired by japanese tea rooms and is entirely dedicated to being a creative space and floral workshops.  Liza Langen has worked with floristry since 2016, and has since worked among brands such as Cartier, Prada, Hermès and Marimekko. She has also written a book that published last year; The Practice of Arranging Flowers; which captures themes such as  her personal approach to floristry, personal essays and the art form that is the creative practice of arranging flowers. 

Escape with GANT This Holiday This holiday season, GANT invites you to escape the ordinary with The Holiday Getaway—a campaign celebrating the warmth, style, and quiet magic of winter. Set in a secluded hotel, it reimagines the holidays with effortless elegance and togetherness at its core. The collection blends GANT’s classic American sportswear with festive sophistication—plush knits, crisp shirts, and refined accessories in deep navy, burgundy, and ivory. Menswear and womenswear pieces move seamlessly from fireside moments to evening gatherings, while The GANT Gift Edit offers timeless ideas for thoughtful gifting. The Holiday Getaway launches October 30 in GANT stores, on gant.com, and through selected partners.

Rowico Home Collaborates with Artist Josefin Tolstoy to Support Maskrosbarn photo courtesy Rowico Swedish furniture house, Rowico Home, strengthens its commitment to sustainability through a collaboration with artist Josefin Tolstoy. The collaboration transforms a classic Clearbrook cabinet into a one-of-a-kind art piece, now being auctioned on Tradera to benefit Maskrosbarn, celebrating 20 years of supporting children in vulnerable home situations. “True sustainability is also about caring for people,” says Jessica Hammargren, CEO of Rowico Home. “Supporting Maskrosbarn aligns perfectly with our belief that the home should be a place of warmth and belonging.” Tolstoy’s design explores human duality and emotional depth, painting soft, figurative motifs that speak to innocence and complexity, highlighted by handcrafted walnut details by Viktor Malmberg. The Swedish artist complemented the artwork with new handles and knobs, handcrafted in walnut, to create an object that feels both “safe” and “inviting.” The finished piece is displayed at Rowico Home’s Stockholm showroom before being auctioned on Tradera from October 23 to November 2, with all proceeds benefiting Maskrosbarn as it marks its 20th year of supporting vulnerable children. 

Grace Wales Bonner Appointed Creative Director of Hermès Men’s Ready-to-Wear photography Malik Bodian Hermès announces the appointment of Grace Wales Bonner as Creative Director of Men’s Ready-to-Wear. Known for her thoughtful and cross-cultural approach to menswear, Wales Bonner brings a decade of innovative design through her eponymous label, where craftsmanship and cultural narrative intertwine. A graduate of Central Saint Martins, she has been recognized with numerous awards, including the CFDA International Men’s Designer of the Year (2021) and British Menswear Designer of the Year (2024). Pierre-Alexis Dumas, General Artistic Director of Hermès, welcomes her as “a voice that bridges heritage and modernity, craft and culture.” Wales Bonner will present her first collection for Hermès in January 2027, marking the beginning of a new creative chapter for the house.

ARAKII unveils its FW25 collection ARAKII unveils its Fall/Winter 2025 collection, Through the Lens, a campaign that captures the brand’s refined minimalism and sculptural sensibility. Fronted by model Mika Schneider, the collection draws from architectural forms and the quiet poetry of everyday life.   Each piece reflects ARAKII’s distinctive language: fluid yet structured, expressive yet calm. Tailored coats meet soft draping and spiral knits, while defined silhouettes shape a balance between precision and ease.   “Through the Lens is about finding creativity in the familiar — transforming what surrounds us into something new” says Creative Director Hanna Schönberg.   The collection is now available at ARAKII.com.