The Goat – Featuring Takashi Murakami x Louis Vuitton

First up, Saucony have just dropped their AW25 SILO collection, taking six iconic silhouettes and giving them the luxury treatment they frankly deserve. Known for performance-driven precision, the brand’s now confidently straddling that sweet spot between sport and high fashion — and pulling it off brilliantly. The Kinvara channels Mexico’s barefoot running legends with translucent, jewel-toned uppers that look more runway than track. The Gripper, on the other hand, serves up ’70s nostalgia with rich suede and cracked metallic leather in colourways that scream “Bella Hadid running errands but make it chic”. It’s retro meets refined, technical meets tactile, and proof that Saucony can do luxury without losing the plot. Performance and premium? Turns out they’re bezzie mates. Shop here.

The fashionistas among you will know that Takashi Murakami and Louis Vuitton go way back — their first collab dropped in 2003, and now they’ve created their most mesmerising one yet with Artycapucines VII at Art Basel Paris. To mark the occasion (and go with the giant octopus sculpture the artist has designed), Murakami has reimagined the Capucines bag, named after the Parisian street where LV opened its first store in 1854, into eleven accessories that double as works of art. The collection showcases Murakami’s signature motifs — smiling flowers, pandas, mushrooms and his signature rainbow flower. It’s the seventh chapter in the Artycapucines series, which has seen over thirty artists reimagine the bag since 2019, and it’s proof that LV’s commitment to merging art and craft isn’t going anywhere. The bags drop in highly limited editions, with reservations now open. Find out more here.

One of the best things about homegrown brands is the personal edge, and Chet Rock’s AW25 campaign has exactly that. The brand has dropped a collection that celebrates its South Asian heritage, shot in a car garage that nods to founder Chet’s grandfather — a man who built his legacy through good ol’ hard graft. At the centre of the campaign are four South Asian creatives: rapper Sam Nxire, artist Tvn Nxire, poet Vig, and DJ/presenter Raidaa, each of whom embody the brand’s “Restless Energy” mantra. The collection itself is all utility-inspired denim sets with contrasting tones, reinforced seams and industrial hardware, plus graphic knits, khaki bombers, and screenprinted garment-dyed tees. It’s workwear refined through a London lens, and you can check it out here.

You all know by now that we’re big New Balance fans at HUNGER. Well, the sneaker brand has dropped some very autumnal trainers. It’s taken the classic 9060 style and given it the fall makeover with a new Rich Oak and Timber Wolf colourway — essentially two brown tones that’ll make you think of crisp fallen leaves, hot chocolate and all that good stuff. They’ve also taken the T500 style and added a White and Dark Alpine Green colourway for a moodier spin on the trainers’ usual verdant pop of colour, just in time for the new season.