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Model and actress Dree Hemingway stars alongside her partner, Nick Delli Santi, in the couple’s first campaign together, turning and twisting through an exploration of clothing, intimacy, and identity. Courtesy of JW Anderson Courtesy of JW Anderson The campaign centers on the designer’s Twisted Denim, a reimagining of the classic five-pocket jean distinguished by its unconventional construction.

Photographer & Creative Director: Marie Thorand Model: Marimar at Blow Models Jacket Isabel Marant, Bottoms Magda Butrym Top & Skirt The Frankie Shop, Earrings Levens Dress Ganni, Earrings Levens, Shoes Miista Top & Shorts Proenza Schouler, Bracelet Levens Jacket Isabel Marant, Bottoms Magda Butrym, Shoes Miista Top The Frankie Shop, Earrings Jacquemus Dress Ganni, Earrings Levens, Shoes Miista

Having grown up in Medellín, skater and creative director Sanmartin knows the sprawling energy and contradictions that run through the city’s streets. Yet amid it all, a deep sense of pride continues to shape its skate community, and Touching Ground captures that spirit. For Puma, the collaboration—rooted in skateboarding—marks a return to the brand’s history in the late ’80s, when the Suede found a new life on the streets through the skate community.

Top Vintage, Trousers Skat Vintage. Photo by Clémence Martin. Top Mister K, Denim Frankie Shop. Photo by Anne Embrun. Top Dries Van Noten, Bottoms Eres. Photo by Silvia Pirosca. Dress Sessun, Shoes Repetto. Photo by Anne Embrun. Corset YSL, Culottes La Fétiche. Photo by Anna Grytsan. Dress Hisu Park. Photo by Ana Kutija. Dress Sessun. Photo by Silvia Pirosca. Nude bra Skat Vintage, Flower bra Colombe de Naes, Skirt Véronique Leroy. Photo by Silvia Pirosca. Bra Eres, Jeans The Frankie Shop. Photo by Ana Kutija.

Unveiled on August 4, the collection traces back to the London-based designer’s grandparents’ home, recalling a summer spent sewing lone-star quilts by day and skating at the park by night. Entitled “Lone Star,” that adolescent optimism and free spirit comes through in sun-faded hues and geometric denim prints inspired by traditional quilt patterns.

More than a decade into its iconic residency at Pacha, Solomun has transformed the weekly series into a platform for a musical dialogue, inviting artists whose perspectives challenge, complement, and expand his own. On Sunday, July 19, that collaborator was Peggy Gou. A defining force in contemporary electronic music, Gou arrived with the effortless energy that has made her one of the scene’s most recognizable selectors.

Words: TEETH Staff For Fall/Winter 2026, Versace Obsessed, Chapter II continues the House’s ongoing campaign, tapping Steven Meisel to lens a series of cinematic vignettes that blur the lines between archive and present day. Rather than simply revisiting its past, the campaign positions Versace’s legacy as something alive, introducing a new generation to the visual language that has defined the brand for decades.

“Nowstalgia,” or nostalgia for the now, has become something of a design principle for Kleinberg, who fuses tradition and modernity through SIDIA. You can sense it starting from the packaging: a heritage, heirloom-feeling logo that deliberately splits from the interchangeable minimalism of social media-forward brands. In a beauty and fragrance industry that increasingly markets scent as status and opulence, Kleinberg argues for something more intimate.

Words & Photography: Matylda Sala My partner and I arrived in the early hours after an overnight flight from London, via Athens, the landscape still soft-edged with morning haze. On the drive to Phaea Blue—a private Cretan estate and member of Small Luxury Hotels—we watched stretches of quiet coastline and inland green unfold, the kind of green you only see before the heat flattens everything into gold.

After passing through a handful of rooms in the front of the residence, which maintained all of its original decor spanning back to the mid 1700s, a salmon and beige sign laid atop a grand piano welcoming visitors to Rogge’s latest offering. Instead of a typical showroom, the Belgian designer presented her collection as a series of flat lays.