6 February 2026 |
Zendaya for Louis Vuitton Monogram, Twiggy for Burberry, and more.
While spring might be a distant hope, given the frigid weather that’s had us in a chokehold, it’s most definitely warming up in the fashion world as this week is dominated by a slew of new ads. Among the mix includes Zendaya in Louis Vuitton’s Monogram campaign, the brand’s year-long celebration of the 130th anniversary of their recognizable logo. For Giorgio Armani, their images take a poignant tone, as Mr. Armani’s final collection before his passing was captured in his Milan home, marking the first time the brand used the location in such a capacity. Meanwhile Burberry continues the music festival theme seen on their runway while Tory Burch decided to give us some tropical envy, as they jetted off to Burch’s home in Antigua for their sun-soaked imagery.
Read on to learn more and catch up on what else you might have missed.
Zendaya Kicks Off LV’s Monogram Celebrations
2026 is a big one for Louis Vuitton as the brand marks the 130th anniversary of their signature monogram print. And for such a momentous occasion, it calls for star power — namely Zendaya. The ambassador stars in the brand’s latest campaign that highlight iconic handbags rendered in that very recognizable logo. Shot by Glen Luchford with video by Roman Coppola, Zendaya poses next to the Speedy, a bag dating to the 1930s. She’ll be joined by other famous faces including Catherine Deneuve, who is paired with the Alma, a style rooted in Parisian elegance. Chinese star Liu Yifei clutches the Noé, created with the intention of toting champagne bottles. And finally, Hoyeon is seen with the Neverfull, the most recent design among the bunch, as the carryall was introduced in 2007. For now we only have Zendaya’s images but expect the others to drop later this month.
Giorgio Armani’s Final Collection Was Photographed in His Milan Home
As far as spring summer 2026 campaigns go, Giorgio Armani’s is a special one. For the first time, it was photographed inside the designer’s own Milan home, offering a more intimate portrait of his final collection. Shot by Oliver Hadlee Pearch, the campaign stars Vittoria Ceretti and Clément Chabernaud and takes place across the house and garden, surrounded by personal artwork and objects. The setting (the building that hosts their shows), serves as a tribute to their legacy, and with tailoring and fluid silhouettes, the campaign blends both the personal and modern.
Twiggy, Sora Choi, and More Star in Burberry’s New Ads
After staging a musical festival-inspired show for their summer 2026 show, Burberry continues that energy for the collection’s corresponding ad campaign. Chief Creative Officer Daniel Lee, explores fashion and music as self-expression and cultural change. Inspired by live performances and the UK’s music scene, the images feature a cast led by Twiggy, alongside a lineup of models including Sora Choi, Maya Wigram, and more. With pieces that focus on neat silhouettes, you’ll find reworked archival trench details and mod-inspired tailoring through different fabrics and embellishments. From foil-finished denim to hand-crocheted party dresses, the season feels distinctly British.
Dario Vitale’s Versace Swan Song
Everyone’s seen the big news at Versace this week as Pieter Mulier is slated to take over at the brand. But before that happened, we got one last look at Dario Vitale’s short-lived but well received era at the brand as the brand dropped their spring 2026 campaign. With a focus on sensuality, intensity, and self-expression, the images shot by Tania Franco Klein, Frank Lebon, and Steven Meisel fuse three distinct visuals, merging couture and streetwear. Artists, athletes, and cultural figures make up the cast, offering a sexy, young, and modern take on the signature Versace glam aesthetic.
Tory Burch Jets Off to Antigua
Feeling a bit of wanderlust and seeking a tropical break? Take a virtual one courtesy of Tory Burch’s spring 2026 campaign. Shot by Jamie Hawkesworth at King’s Leap, Tory’s home in Antigua, and starring the likes of Alex Consani, Hejia Li, and Awar Odhiang, the sunny images mix elegance with a personal atmosphere. Alongside ready-to-wear pieces, the season also introduces refreshed Romy and Charlie handbags, reworked with hand-stitched details and beveled hardware, plus Forget Me Not jewellery and accessories.
Proenza Schouler’s New Woman
Rachel Scott presented her vision for Proenza Schouler in presentation format last September but her big debut as creative director is slated for this New York fashion week. In the meantime, we’re getting a better sense of the direction she’s taking with the label following the release of her first campaign for the brand. Conceived as a short film, and created by a team of women, the imagery announces a new era of the brand: feminine, filled with texture, sensuality, sophistication and joy. Starring Caitlin Soedental, directed by Rana Toofanian, photographed by Senta Simond and styled by Marika-Ella Ames, this campaign is a tour de (female) force.
Foundrae Expands to Aspen
Skiers and snowboarders may love Aspen’s slopes but their shopping is not too shabby either. With a slew of luxury brands from Prada to Bottega Veneta lining the center of town, the latest to join the mix is FoundRae, the New York-based fine jewelry label. Upon entry you’ll notice an interior that resembles a modern interpretation of a library with its green marble floors complete with brass inlay as well as heritage oak, jewel-toned velvet, mohair, and embossed leather walls. As for the selection? All of the beautiful pieces they’re known for, from collectible medallions to chains to rings to bracelets. And of course, in honor of their latest addition there’s also an Aspen-exclusive medallion that’s emblazoned with three interconnected horseshoes. Should be in town, the new shop is located on 520 E Hyman Avenue.
Mackage Taps Matt Bomer and Stella Maxwell
For Mackage’s spring summer 2026 campaign, Oasis, the lifestyle luxury brand taps movie star Matt Bomer and supermodel Stella Maxwell, embodying ultimate desert chic. With the Californian desert as the backdrop, this collection features elevated yet practical wardrobe staples such as leather jackets, trench coats, chino pants, and bomber vests. Perfect for transitional weather, the color palette reflects on the outdoors with hues of soft dune, warm umber, and vibrant papaya.
Jonathen Cohen is Splitting His Label in Two
After nearly 15 years as a single brand label, Jonathan Cohen is changing up his house with a new two-tier structure: Jonathan Cohen White Label and Jonathan Cohen Black Label. White Label introduces a seasonless, multi-drop with eight throughout the year, focused on accessible essentials, and produced through a partnership with Larroudé. Black Label, meanwhile, is devoted to the brand’s more expressive work, spotlighting runway pieces. Together, they both highlight the designer’s colorful vision, balancing experimentation with sustainability.
Boucheron Celebrates Love
In case you forgot, Valentine’s Day is next week and just in time for the holiday comes Boucheron’s latest campaign, “Getting Closer”, which tells a familiar story as two individuals go from strangers to uniting as a couple. Clad in the brand’s classic pieces as well as some new designs, the diamonds are a representation of the brand’s approach to love as both reflect a deep sense of trust and transparency. With that in mind, Boucheron has announced that all of their round-cut center diamonds between 0.2 and 1 carat in their bridal line is fully traceable from when it begins in the mines to the finished product. Among the styles that include this new feature are the Étoile de Paris line, inspired by Place de l’Étoile and its twelve radiating avenues, the Pont de Paris collection, which is inspired by poet Guillaume Apollinaire’s words, “Under the Mirabeau Bridge there flows the Seine / And our loves”, and Pivoine, a design that resembles a peony.
