From headline-making campaigns to intimate runway debuts, this week in fashion was full of moments that deserve a second look.

Maison Margiela made history by naming Miley Cyrus its first-ever campaign face, while Harris Tapper’s New Zealand Fashion Week debut reimagined mid-century couture salons with quiet precision. SABEN unveiled its SS25 collection in Bondi, and Tiffany & Co. opened Legendary Legacy in Bangkok, celebrating Jean Schlumberger’s artistry. Here are the highlights you may have missed.

Alice Diop is directing 30th chapter of the Miu Miu Women's Tales film series

Alice Diop, the acclaimed French filmmaker, director of Fragments for Venus, the 30th chapter of Miu Miu Women’s Tales, will be premiering at the Venice Film Festival tomorrow, on 30 August 2025. Known for her incisive focus on marginalised communities, Diop presents what she calls her most radical and essential work to date.

Find out more on the Miu Miu website.

Tiffany & Co. celebrates exhibition opening in Thailand

Tiffany & Co. inaugurated its Legendary Legacy exhibition in Bangkok with an exclusive evening at One Bangkok, honouring the House’s heritage of design innovation and the visionary artistry of Jean Schlumberger. Set against sweeping city views, the opening gathered celebrated regional stars adorned in Tiffany & Co. jewels, marking the exhibition’s debut in Thailand.

Find out more on the Tiffany & Co. website.

Harris Tapper makes their runway debut at New Zealand Fashion Week

Harris Tapper debuted at New Zealand Fashion Week this week with an intimate presentation inspired by mid-century couture salons, blending atmosphere, craftsmanship, and quiet precision to redefine contemporary femininity. Staged at Ponsonby’s Blue venue, the show unfolded as a complete sensory experience.

Find out more on the Harris Tapper website.

Miley Cyrus becomes first-ever face of Maison Margiela

Maison Margiela has named Miley Cyrus as the first-ever face of the house, breaking nearly four decades of shunning celebrity-led campaigns. Captured by Paolo Roversi for the AW25 campaign, Cyrus embodies the maison’s signature codes through stripped-back portraits that balance raw intimacy with the brand’s iconic anonymity.

Find out more on the Maison Margiela website.

Cate Blanchett is UNIQLO's new global brand ambassador

UNIQLO has announced Academy Award–winning actress and producer Cate Blanchett as its newest Global Brand Ambassador, marking an exciting partnership with the Melbourne-born icon. Blanchett will champion the brand’s LifeWear philosophy, uniting timeless design with meaningful social impact, while joining fellow ambassador Roger Federer in shaping UNIQLO’s global vision.

Find out more on the UNIQLO website.

Australian Fashion Council will take seven designers to Hong Kong trade show

Next week, the Australian Fashion Council has announced it will take seven leading designers to Hong Kong’s Centrestage, Asia’s premier fashion trade show, marking the debut of its three-year Global Gateways export program. The designers are: Bondi Born, bond-eye, Maara Collective, Re/lax Remades, West 14th, Monika Branagan and Neuono.

Find out more on the AFC website.

Polo Ralph Lauren's SS25 collection channels the Hamptons spirit

Polo Ralph Lauren brought the spirit of the Hamptons to Australia with its Spring Summer 2025 Collection, and celebrated with a long waterside lunch in Mosman at St Siandra. Channelling the collection's breezy linens and playful leisurewear, the lunch boasted sunset hues and plenty of Polo love.

Find out more on the Ralph Lauren website.

SABEN unveils SS25 collection in intimate Bondi showing

SABEN unveiled its SS25 collection MIRAGE at an intimate showing in Bondi, where founder Roanne Jacobson introduced the new season’s designs alongside the announcement of the brand’s official B Corporation certification. The presentation highlighted both SABEN’s refined craftsmanship and its deep commitment to sustainability and responsible practice.

Find out more on the SABEN website.