Another big week in fashion has transpired – from artist collaborations on silk scarves and Australian fashion boutiques thrusting open their doors in NYC's SoHo district, to leather goods campaigns from major Parisian fashion House's starring iconic models and new collections from our favourite Kiwi designers. There's plenty to catch you up on. For all the fashion moments you might've missed this week, read on...
Oroton releases collaborative scarf collection with artist Clara Adolphs
Oroton has introduced its 'Art of the Scarf' series this week, in collaboration with artist Clara Adolphs (who you might remember as our RUSSH Home Issue 04 cover artist). Translating her expressive works into wearable pieces, the scarves are available online and in store now.
Find out more on the Oroton website.
WeWearAustralian opens SoHo flagship and launches online store in the USA
WeWearAustralian has opened its first U.S. flagship on Mercer Street in SoHo this week, alongside the launch of WeWearAustralian.com, a dedicated American e-commerce platform and retail store. Operating on a curated concession model, the space will host up 35 Australian brands at any one time across fashion, accessories, beauty, art and interiors.
Find out more on the WeWearAutralian website.
Wynn Hamlyn releases Spring Summer 2026 collection
The SS26 collection sees Wynn Crawshaw continue his exploration of texture, structure and craft, introducing rich green suede, sheer overlays, brown denim and sculptural tailoring, balanced with lighter knitwear, silver hardware and a palette of earthy browns, deep greens, navy, red and flashes of orange.
Find out more on the Wynn Hamlyn website.
Paspaley drops new campaign for Strands
Features model Vivienne Rohner, shot by Harley Weir, in Hawaii, the new campaign from Paspaley celebrates the intricacy and craftsmanship behind a Strand necklace. Every strand is delicately created – to create a perfectly-matched strand can take decades of hand-matching for colour and size, using the world’s most refined stringing technique.
Find out more on the Paspaley website.
Miu Miu drops its Leather Goods 2026 campaign with Gigi Hadid
Photographed by Steven Meisel, with model Gigi Hadid, taking the lead, the new campaign sees a bold and emancipated character moving into a quintessentially bourgeois apartment and making it her own. The Arcadie and Wander bags also have starring roles, in emblematic, matelassé leather, Miu Miu’s most recognisable signature and an enduring symbol of the brand’s innovative technique and rarefied craft.
Find out more on the Miu Miu website.
