_{Photographer: Jack R Johnstone}

_{Photographer: Jack R Johnstone}

_{Photographer: Jack R Johnstone}

_{Photographer: Jack R Johnstone}

_{Photographer: Jack R Johnstone}

_{Photographer: Jack R Johnstone}

_{Photographer: Jack R Johnstone}

_{Photographer: Jack R Johnstone}

_{Photographer: Jack R Johnstone}

Photographer: Jack R Johnstone at www.togetherassociates.com

Stylist: Steph Wilson at www.onerepresents.com 

Makeup: Adam De Cruz at www.onerepresents.com using Nars

Hair: Christopher Gatt at @agencyofsubstance using R+Co

Set Design: Helen Macintyre at www.onerepresents.com

Casting Director: Dean Goodman at www.thegoodmancreative.com

Fashion Assistant: Roz Donoghue

Model: Carolina Burgin at www.prm.com

_{Look 1: Dress LURLINE, Tights BLOCH, Shoes MAISON MARGIELA}

_{Look 2: Bodysuit CRITTER, Tights FALKE}

_{Look 3: Bangles DINOSAUR DESIGN, Bodysuit CRITTER}

_{Look 4 & 5: Top EDELINE LEE, Bodysuit BASERANGE, Tights FALKE, Shoes IZIE}

_{Look 6: Dress NANUSKHA, Leggings CRITTER, Shoes KALDA}

_{Look 7: Shirt STELLA MCCARTNEY}

_{Look 8: Shirt & trousers STELLA MCCARTNEY, Shoes 3.1 PHILLIP LIM}

_{Look 9: Shoes 3.1 PHILLIP LIM}

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Now headed up by CEO Antoine Pin, the brand’s core collection consists of three iconic families designed by Jack Heuer, cue the TAG Heuer Carrera, Monaco, and Autavia, and it’s rounded out with the contemporary TAG Heuer Link, Aquaracer, Formula 1, and Connected lines.

_{TAG Heuer for 2025 F1}

Back in the driving seat and perfectly exuding its motto, “Don’t Crack Under Pressure” TAG has announced that it is once again the F1’s official timekeeper, and right in time to celebrate 75^th anniversary of Formula 1 this year.

With a rich history in the sport that spans over seven decades, 2025 marks the revival of their partnership that embodies luxury, precision, innovation, performance and speed. After all, TAG Heuer was the first luxury brand to have its logo appear on a Formula 1 car in 1969, the first to sponsor a team in 1971 and, with 239 wins and 15 World Drivers’ Championships to its name, it’s one of the most successful brands in history to be associated with Formula 1.

_{Steve McQueen wearing TAG Heuer}

“In a sport defined by mental resilience, physical strength, strategy, innovation, and performance it is only natural for TAG Heuer to be at the very heart of Formula 1 as Official Timekeeper” says Antoine Pin, CEO of TAG Heuer.

He continues, “With decades of history in F1 connecting us to the most successful drivers and teams of all time, we are honoured and privileged to be the name connected to the very thing that defines the winner: time. As Formula 1 and their exceptional team continue to build on the amazing work that has been done to create one of the greatest properties in sport, we are excited to be part of the journey and create new stories to enrich TAG Heuer.”

_{Ayrton Senna wearing TAG Heuer}

Formula 1 has become one of the most culturally significant and successful sporting championships in the world, with 750 million fans worldwide and a fanbase that’s becoming younger and more diverse—just head over to TikTok to see its popularity amongst a younger audience.

The 2024 season saw 1.5 billion viewers tune into the action-packed season, where the wheel-to-wheel racing went down to the wire between McLaren and Ferrari for the Constructors’ Championship in Abu Dhabi.

On the next stage of the F1 x TAG Heuer partnership, Stefano Domenicali, President and CEO, Formula 1 says the timekeeping brand is a natural fit, “With their focus on innovation, accuracy and excellence, they are a natural partner, and I am excited to see how our intertwining heritage can tell new stories for the future as we celebrate our 75th year.” 

As part of the collaboration, TAG Heuer will have a significant presence both on and off the track, through trackside branding, Fan Zone and Paddock Club activations and new product ranges that encapsulate the drama of Formula 1. Roll on the Australian Grand Prix in March.

by Felicity Carter

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Bringing back over 200 creations as part of this capsule, the pieces balance French craftsmanship with Japanese innovation that is bound by their endless stream of boundless imagination.

_{Louis Vuitton x Murakami}

First sparked by the then-creative director Marc Jacobs, Louis Vuitton x Murakami is identified by its kaleidoscope of colour and recreation of the House’s most recognisable accessories. Bringing motifs like the famous Monogram pattern and adding the artist’s famed characters to the pattern, the pair balance each other out.

_{Louis Vuitton x Murakami}

Kicking off this anniversary year, Chapter One of the collaboration renders everything from the City Bags to Speedys, belts to skateboards and keyrings – and even taking over the packaging of fragrances and adding a customised travel case to the collection.

Brought to life with a special campaign starring brand ambassador and actor Zendaya, it seems 2025 is already Louis Vuitton’s year.

by Imogen Clark

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Angelina Jolie in McQueen

Cate Blanchett in Louis Vuitton

Zoe Saldana in Saint Laurent by Anthony Vaccarello

Jeremy Strong in Loro Piana with Richard Mille watch

Miley Cyrus in Celine with De Beers jewellery

Demi Moore in Giorgio Armani

Tilda Swinton in archival Chanel couture

Zoe Kravitz in Saint Laurent by Anthony Vaccarello

Colman Domingo in Valentino and Omega watch

Daniel Craig in Giorgio Armani

Ariana Grande in archival Givenchy couture with Swarovski jewellery

Emma Stone in Louis Vuitton

Monica Barbaro in Bvglari jewellery

Emma D’Arcy in McQueen

Zendaya in Louis Vuitton with Bvlgari jewellery

Eddie Redmayne and Hannah Bagshawe in Valentino

Jack Lowden in Dior Men and Omega watch

Margaret Qualley in Chanel

Hwang Donghyuk in Louis Vuitton

Anthony Mackie in BOSS

Anya Taylor-Joy in archival Dior with Tiffany and Co. jewellery

Kate Hudson in Bvlgari jewellery

Richard Gadd in Dior Men

Anna Sawai in Dior

Jennifer Coolidge in Aje with Swarovski jewellery

Jacques Audiard in Saint Laurent by Anthony Vaccarello

Keira Knightley in Chanel

Ralph Fiennes in Dior Men

Vic Carmen Sonne in Louis Vuitton

Viola Davis in Gucci with Swarovski jewellery

Gia Coppola in Valentino

Tadanobu Asano in Louis Vuitton

Guy Pearce in Brunello Cucinelli and Omega watch

_{All images are courtesy of the stated brand and Getty}

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_{Photograph: Thais Vandanezi}

_{Photograph: Thais Vandanezi}

_{Photograph: Thais Vandanezi}

_{Photograph: Thais Vandanezi}

_{Photograph: Thais Vandanezi}

_{Video: Clare Gigling}

Photographer: Thais Vandanezi

Stylist: Ophélie Cozette

Hair: Flavien Hymonnet 

Makeup: York Fujita 

Set designer: Prudence Palle at ORSO PARIS

Casting director: Hien Le 

Videographer: Clara Gigling

Photography assistant: Edigar Da Silva

Model: Yiran Liu at Select Model Paris

Location: Galerie Paradis

Text writer: Pedro Z. Cavalcanti

_{Clothing Credits:}

_{Look 1: Shirt and trousers, both, DRIES VAN NOTEN, Pullover THE FRANKIE SHOP, Shoes SPORTMAX}

_{Look 2: Bra and blouse DOLCE&GABBANA, Skirt GAUCHÈRE, Shoes DRIES VAN NOTEN}

_{Look 4: Jacket SAINT LAURENT BY ANTHONY VACARELLO, Shoes DRIES VAN NOTEN}

_{Look 5: All clothing SAINT LAURENT BY ANTHONY VACARELLO}

_{Look 6: Top THE FRANKIE SHOP, Skirt LOEWE, Shoes DRIES VAN NOTEN, Gloves ISSEY MIYAKE}

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This follows Miss Sohee’s appointment as a guest house of the prestigious Fédération de la Haute Couture, which recognises exceptional artistry and creativity within the French fashion industry. 

_{Sohee Park}

Structured, opulent, and detailed, Miss Sohee’s designs re-awaken an old-worldly creativity and glamour with a new-gen fine-tuned attention to quality, materials, and waste. Sohee Parks founded her Haute Couture label in 2020 after graduating from Central St Martins, and since then, Park’s pieces have been worn by the likes of Cardi B, Bella Hadid, Vice President Kamala Harris, Naomi Campbell. 

_{Miss Sohee SS24}

_{Miss Sohee SS24}

Inspired by Park’s own Korean heritage, Miss Sohee foregrounds the high-quality of traditional Korean techniques including intricate embroidery and staggeringly structured fabric manipulation, with garments taking on the forms of pearls, shells, and flowers. Miss Sohee’s designs also take Korean Minhwa (traditional folk art) as well as antique motifs as muses.

_{Miss Sohee SS24}

_{Miss Sohee SS24}

Miss Sohee will be the only South Korean couturier to showcase during Paris’ Spring/Summer 2025 season. Sohee Park explains “this moment is not only a personal triumph but also a celebration of my heritage. My work weaves the rich tapestry of Korean artistry with the timeless grace and innovation of Haute Couture. Each design seeks to honour traditional techniques through a contemporary perspective”.

by Ella Mansell

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The actor, singer, philanthropist, and public figure, Kim Yoona, rose to fame as a member of K-pop group GIRLS’ GENERATION whose debut hit single Into The New World released in 2007, followed by their 2008 self-titled debut album, helped propel the group into international stardom. Since, Yoona has graced the screens of both films and TV dramas, including King The Land (2023) and The Big Mouth (2022). 

_{Lim Yoona for Valentino}

Founded in the Italian capital of Rome in 1960, Maison Valentino is now helmed by Creative Director Alessandro Michele, who stepped into the coveted role in March earlier this year. Michele debuted his first collection, titled Pavillon des Folies, for the House in September at Porte de Châtillon in Paris, which brought the bohemian chic of floral motifs and polka dots to the Italian heritage brand. 

_{Lim Yoona for Valentino}

Lim Yoona comments “having attended the Pavillon des Folies show, I was profoundly captivated by the elegance and beauty embedded in every aspect of Valentino’s designs, as well as the distinctive fusion of modern sensibilities” and is set to appear across Maison Valentino’s exciting calendar of upcoming events. 

by Ella Mansell

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Positioned within the muted tones of a bustling city backdrop, she inhabits concealed corners and overlooked alcoves, spaces quietly charged, steeped in time, and tucked away from the city’s main thoroughfares. The tension between her poised stillness and the city’s unceasing rhythm. Several moments are captured in time and a fragment of a larger, elusive story.

_{Photograph: Oliver Webb}

_{Photograph: Oliver Webb}

_{Photograph: Oliver Webb}

_{Photograph: Oliver Webb}

_{Photograph: Oliver Webb}

_{Photograph: Oliver Webb}

_{Photograph: Oliver Webb}

Team Credits:

Photographer: Oliver Webb

Stylist: Beanie Stolper

Hair: Chloe Frieda

Makeup: Mai Saito

Casting Director: Bonnie Nolan

Styling assistant: Eleanor Tufft

Model: Dagmar Janssen

Special thanks: Sea Containers Hotel

_{Clothing Credits: Look 1: Saint Laurent by Anthony Vaccarello | Look 2: Hermès | Look 3: Celine | Look 4: Loewe}

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Baggage:

Antler Medium Suitcase in Green Gloss £210

My absolute go-to for suitcases, Antler, has brought out a limited edition version of their iconic stripe case, now in a festive green. With silent glide 360 spinner wheels and bespoke comfort-grip handle, you’ll be taking a slice of the Christmas spirit with you no matter where you go.

MCM Ottomar Passport Holder in Visetos Original £230

The Visetos Original line showcases MCM’s signature monogram coated canvas in all its enduring style. This passport holder is far from regular. Fitted with eight card slots, a removable leather zip pouch, and a sleeve for cash and receipts, the MCM holder will become a memento to anyone’s trip.

Troubadour Everyday Apex Duffle £245

Pockets aplenty, ergonomic comfort and sleek recycled nylon design, the everyday apex duffle truly embodies its name. After one use, you’ll find yourself yearning for it everyday. Switch between the two straps to make navigating the airport a breeze.

Travel tech:

 Nicky Clarke’s AirStyle Pro Infrared & Iconic Hair Dryer & Styler £249.99

The ultimate styling companion when travelling. This is a super lightweight marvel that combines advanced infrared and ionic technology to offer glamorous hair on the go.

LYMA Laser Pro and Exclusive Globetrotter Case £5,595

The world first, clinic-grade cold laser technology, Lyma Laser, now comes in a nifty portable case. A close companion of mine since I began trialing it last year, the Lyma laser is a must on any trip away. Including the LYMA Laser PRO, Exclusive Globe-Trotter LYMA vanity case (worth £1,095), LYMA Skincare and LYMA Oxygen Mist & Glide, stand and charging accessories.

Bang & Olufsen Beoplay H95 Headphones £879 in Chestnut
Adjustable headphones with five levels of noise-cancellation – perfect for every leg of the journey. Tune in as you see fit.

Sonus Roam2 in red £179

The Roam2 is an ultra portable smart speaker with precision-engineered acoustics, up to 10 hours of play and waterproof capabilities. A must have for any trip… and life.

Holiday wear:

Kimeze Ore Sunglasses in Blue £225

These exquisite cat eye shape sunglasses from up-and-coming London brand Kimeze are design led in their unmatched offering of colourful acetate, despite the prolific position it holds in the eyewear industry. They pride themselves on their unisex appeal. Watch this space.

Black Eyewear Carla Sunglasses in Dark Tortoiseshell £197

The ultimate shade. Destined to suit anyone, Black Eyewear have created a masterful interpretation of ’50s shape with a modern sensibility. The comfortable saddle bridge is an added bonus.

Triangl Luce Lopa Bikini £99

Triangl Dacy Lopa Shorts £69

Bring on the festive swimwear. Gift this cherry red textured velvet bikini and matching short set and the 30 degree heat will feel as Chistmassy as ever.

Bond-Eye Indi Triangle £95 and Serafina brief £79

Australian brand Bond-Eye prove their unprecedented position in the swimwear industry with their Indi bikini, made from a revolutionary new fabric that redefines the boundaries between swimwear, athleisure and ready-to-wear. It is incredibly soft, features reversible qualities (offering two for the price of one) and has a beautiful beaded design that will make the wearer a thing of envy. Bravo.

Che Studios Baller Ivory/Green £135

With a boxy fit and retro design, these menswear swimming shorts are for the men in your life that put their best fashion foot forward. The perfect transition from day to night.

BDXY Cameo Shorts £135

 ’80s in style and shape, these quick-drying recycled fabric swimming short shorts are the perfect companion for warm escapes. For the Paul Mescal in everyone.

Gola Made in England 1905 Men’s Harrier Oxford Trainers in Chocolate £210

A luxurious reinterpretation of the iconic Harrier. No journey is greater than one made wearing Gola.

Lucy & Yak Rumo Cargo Trousers in Black £65

Having these on any trip will find you reaching for little else. Effortlessly stylish, ultra light in weight, and incredibly comfortable.

Skincare:

111SKin Wrinkle Erasing Retinol Patches £150

Described as a revolutionary needle-free solution for fine lines and wrinkles, and a proud winner of several awards, these patches from 111Skin work retinol, vitamin c and a powerful peptide complex into the skin, with incredible results.

Augustinus Badar The Face Mist – £75

Ultra hydrating face mist infused with rose water that smells delicious, leaves you feeling hydrated and soothes you into a state of pure relaxation. A must.

Violette_FR 3-in-1 Skincare Spray Boum-Boum Milk £44

99% naturally derived, this spray can rebalance, hydrate, soothe, improve tone and texture all in one. The perfect companion for all climates.

Tolpa Dermo Face range – £8.99-£12.99

Poland’s cult favourite in skincare has officially arrived in the UK. This is perfect for those who experience dryness/rosacea/acne when travelling – i.e. me. Their face wash gel and regenerating creams are a personal favourite.

Institut Esthederm Bronz Impulse Spray £56

This has been a staple in my holiday essentials for the past three years and it makes the perfect gift for those travelling to warmer climates. It works by accelerating the stimulation of melanocyte for a faster tan, use this in preparation for your trip and you’ll quickly notice the positive difference.

It Cosmetics Confidence In A Gel Cream £45

I have been a loyal user of It Cosmetics skincare for 5 years now and their latest iteration, the Gel Cream, is another trophy in the cabinet. For those who experience oily skin when travelling, this product is key.

Marie Reynolds London Hydra-Veil Biocellulose Mask – £39.60 (5x masks)

Utilising the power of Icelandic Moss, these face masks are rich in lichenin, a polysaccharide with powerful moisturising properties. Once use of these and your skin will look like it’s just been revived by a holiday without the need of a trip.

Travel Kits:

Guess Iconic Gift Set £64

Notes of pink pepper, lilybelle captive and mandarin sparkle with bright spice and shimmering citrus in this delightful package of scent. There is nothing worse than being away without your perfume, and this travel centric bag will prove integral to anyone lucky to receive it.

Emma Hardie Nourish and Glow Travel Kit £40

This travel kit has your cleansing routine covered. Use the Emma Hardie method, circles not lines, to massage each product in and soothe the skin.

Memoize London – Deliciae gift set (£225)

Perfume for the hair has been an obsession of mine this past year, and Memoize London has built an irresistible trio of sweet fragrances that is unmatched. A magical blend of notes arises, starting with a soft top note of sweet lemon, melting beautifully into a blend of Morrocan and Taif Rose at its heart.

Flora Intensive Hair Mask £88

The ultimate present for sun damaged hair and scalp. Apply daily and sleep overnight as a hair mask for the utmost strengthening.

ESPA SKINCARE Glow Giving Collection £57

Invigorating enzymes, rich super-fruits and revitalising electrolytes combine in this gift to quench your skin. Featuring cleanser, serum, moisturiser and a detox mask. A must have for sun drenched skin.

Sleep Tight

Anatomé The Mini Gift of Sleep with Silk Sleep Mask £55

Give the gift of restorative sleep this Christmas. From the London based apothecary brand renowned for their products on holistic health and wellness.

Sorel Manawan II Slippers £80

Ah, the infamous gift of a slipper at Christmas. It may be considered an overkill, but finding a sturdy, practical and warm slipper these days can be an absolute nightmare. These suede boot style slippers can reinvent the Christmas slipper legacy.

Boux Avenue Luxe Satin Piped Belted Revere Top £32.00 and Luxe Satin Piped Pants £34.00 in Oyster

Everyone needs a pair of special pyjamas for Christmas day, even those that will be waking up in 30 degree heat. Or if they, like me, are travelling on Christmas day, then worthy of a walk down the plane aisle.

by Lily Rimmer

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Vivienne Westwood – Highlander Vest

£485 – Buy here

Robyn Lynch – Blue Oversized Cable Knit Cardigan

£580 – Buy here

Tekla – Terry Hooded Bathrobe

£185 – Buy here

LOEWE – Scarf in Alpaca and Wool Blend

£350 – Buy here

Guess – Chore Jacket

£135 – Buy here

Baracuta – G9 Suede in Bark

£575 – Buy here

Lanvin – Rateau Print Relaxed Shorts

£600 – Buy here

Birkenstock – 1774 Shearling in Green

£375 – Buy here

Aries – Boucle Space Dye Knit

£325 – Buy here

Kartik Research – Hand Embroidered Paisley Jacket

$670 – Buy here

Napapijri – Skidoo Sheer Jacket

£530 – Buy here

Charlie Constantinou – Expandable Quilted Messenger Bag

£690 – Buy here

Late Checkout – Black Joggers

€160 – Buy here

by Lily Rimmer and Imogen Clark

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Vivienne Westwood – Sunday Corset in Lochcarron of Scotland tartan wool

£1,280 – Buy here

LOEWE – Bunny medium Flamenco clutch in nappa calfskin

£2,200 – Buy here

Lanvin – La Ballerine in Gold Crackled Calfskin Leather

£650 – Buy here

KGL – Leon Shearling Jacket

£509 – Buy here

Gentle Monster – Bandoneon.S BR2

$330 – Buy here

Rabanne – Black Paco Bag in Leather

£2,430 – Buy here

Aries – Oxford 1s Shirt

£111 – Buy here

Soeur – Sleepy Slippers

£265 – Buy here

AMI – Kilt Skirt in Tartan Wool

£1,060 – Buy here

Khaite – Small Elena Bag in Nougat

$2,800 – Buy here

Dsquared2 – Faux Fur Donut Jacket

£1,660 – Buy here

Open YY – Necktie Bodysuit in White

$90 – Buy here

Shushu Tong – Embellished Bustier Sleeveless Top

£626 – Buy here

Bally – Plume Moccasin In Black Leather

£1,350 – Buy here

DKNY – Cream Evening Midi Dress

£180 – Buy here

George Keburia – I <3 Cringe Tee

$135 – Buy here

Puma – Speedcat OG

£90 – Buy here

Waste Yarn Project – M/Lærke-323

€450 – Buy here

Emilia Wickstead – Kelin Coat

£995 – Buy here

& Other Stories – Alpaca-Blend Knit Cardigan

£77 – Buy here

by Lily Rimmer and Imogen Clark

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And for the Pre-Fall 2025 collection, the chic aesthetic continues as we see a exploration of tension between refined elegance and youthful rebellion, inspired by Luis Buñuel’s 1967 movie, Belle de Jour, starring Catherine Deneuve, with costumes designed by Yves Saint Laurent.

_{Huishan Zhang Pre-Fall 2025 Collection}

_{Huishan Zhang Pre-Fall 2025 Collection}

Channelling the move – think polished by day, subversive by night – this line reflects the duality at play in Deneuve’s character, Séverine, while also nodding to the cultural shift in the ’60s, from haute couture to ready-to-wear that has a lasting effects on the fashion industry.

Expect demure silhouettes in classic fabrics such as black guipure are embellished with crystal embroidered bows, that are set against pointed toe kitten heels and fishnet hosiery for a sophisticated/daring combination.

_{Huishan Zhang Pre-Fall 2025 Collection}

_{Huishan Zhang Pre-Fall 2025 Collection}

_{Huishan Zhang Pre-Fall 2025 Collection}

We see the return of the beloved opera coat, a black double face wool version that features a removable embroidered white collar, along with sharp tailoring that include a black nip-waist, narrow belted wool jacket that’s worn with an ankle-skimming fit-and-flare skirt, a floral jacquard strapless gown, and a highly embellished mini dress with exaggerated bow collar.

There are dashes of colour too, bright pink and acid lime green, along with metallics bring plenty of playful opulence alongside classic black, white and neutral tones. 

_{Huishan Zhang Pre-Fall 2025 Collection}

_{Huishan Zhang Pre-Fall 2025 Collection}

_{Huishan Zhang Pre-Fall 2025 Collection}

Of course, we see fine detailing and embellishment, for which HUISHAN ZHANG is known for, and these are evident in post of the pieces; from the ultra-delicate, all-over embroidered beaded dresses to decorated pearl collars. 

Another trait – high glamour – is seen in the collection too, that’s been rounded off with a sense of practicality for the everyday. Here, sequins embroidered with flower patches are subtly underplayed by the house’s signature crisp poplin shirting in city stripes and white, as the wearer treads a tightrope of gumption and glamour.

by Felicity Carter

The post An ode to the ’60s: Huishan Zhang presents his Pre-Fall 2025 collection first appeared on The Glass Magazine.