From a runway beneath royal frescoes in Naples to a candlelit dinner honouring Queensland’s creative vanguard, this week in fashion was full of splendour and unexpected reveals. You may have missed the opening of Acne Studios’ new Parisian gallery space, or Dior’s latest literary tribute to the language of flowers. Perhaps you didn’t clock OMEGA’s new Aqua Terra 30MM unveiling, or Max Mara’s sultry ode to 1950s cinema. But don’t worry – we’ve rounded it all up. Below, the fashion moments worth pausing for...

OMEGA unveils the Aqua Terra 30MM in Kyoto

OMEGA headed to Kyoto to celebrate the unveiling of the Aqua Terra 30MM this week – an elegant timepiece crafted for modern women. Set against the cultural richness of Japan, the experience brought together friends of the brand, OMEGA's President Raynald Aeschlimann, and included a first look at the brand’s 2025 women’s campaign.

Find out more on the OMEGA website.

Max Mara hosted its Resort runway in Naples

Beneath the gilded grandeur of Reggia di Caserta, Max Mara unveiled its Resort 2026 collection with cinematic flair – an ode to Neapolitan elegance and post-war Italian femininity. Inspired by the sultry spirit of 1951 and the timeless glamour of stars like Silvana Mangano, the show married structured coats and boned gowns with playful nods to the chiattillo and the bella figura.

Find out more on the Max Mara website.

Calvin Klein opens new Sydney boutique

Calvin Klein has opened the doors to its first lifestyle store in Sydney’s World Square, bringing its signature denim, underwear, apparel, accessories, and footwear to the heart of the CBD. The space reflects the brand’s modern minimalism, with concrete, wood and metal finishes, and bold campaign imagery anchoring the in-store experience.

Find out more on the Calvin Klein website.

Acne Studios launches permanent gallery space

Acne Studios has announced Acne Paper Palais Royal this week, its first permanent gallery space, nestled beneath the colonnades of Paris’s iconic Palais Royal. Opening with a solo exhibition by Paul Kooiker, the gallery will host a dynamic program of exhibitions, talks, and cultural events, extending the brand’s dialogue between fashion and the arts.

Find out more on the Acne Studios website.

Piaget unveils latest High Jewellery collection

Piaget unveiled Shapes of Extraleganza this week, its 2025 High Jewellery Collection, a bold yet intimate exploration of form, texture, and light. The latest chapter in the Extraleganza series, the collection reinterprets the Maison’s artistic heritage through unexpected silhouettes and refined craftsmanship.

Find out more on the Piaget website.

Anyday restaurant group welcomes new Brisbane venue: Idle

Brisbane’s Anyday Group welcomes Idle this Saturday 21 June, a new all-day bakery, market and neighbourhood kitchen in New Farm, building on the legacy of Agnes Bakery with fresh pastries, sourdough, rotisserie chicken and house-made pantry staples. Designed in collaboration with Tamsin Johnson, the thoughtfully modern space invites guests to slow down, snack, and stay awhile.

Find out more on the Anyday website.

Dior releases new book on floral influences

Dior. Enchanting Gardens is a poetic new release this week celebrating Christian Dior’s lifelong devotion to flowers, tracing their influence from the iconic 1947 New Look to the House’s most contemporary creations. Through archival treasures and images by legendary photographers, the book unveils the gardens, fragrances, and silhouettes that continue to bloom at the heart of Dior.

Find out more on the Rizzoli website.

ASICS celebrates 10 years of the GEL-QUANTUM series

ASICS celebrated a decade of its GEL-QUANTUM series this week with a fresh anniversary drop, spotlighting reimagined OG styles and updated GEL-QUANTUM 360 silhouettes. A staple in performance-meets-streetwear design, the collection lands online and in select stores, with more releases slated for later this winter.

Find out more from ASICS.

ARTCLUB X EREDE host dinner honouring Queensland creatives

Within the candlelit atelier of Artclub in Brisbane, Jeramie Hotz and Heidi Middleton hosted an intimate black-tie dinner honouring Queensland’s creative vanguard. With an omakase menu by Sushi Room’s Shimpei Akune and a guest list of esteemed architects, artists, and tastemakers, the evening paid quiet tribute to the art of considered design.

Find out more on the Artclub website.