Missed out on the fashion chatter this week? We’ve got you covered. Every week, our inbox is flooded with hundreds of press releases, but we made it our mission to sift through all the noise so you don’t have to. Here’s your quick recap of all the key fashion news from June 13 to 19 2026, served up in bite-sized pieces so you can catch up fast…
Karl Lagerfeld’s Unseen Sketches Head to Auction in Final Estate Sale
More than 1,000 previously unseen sketches from the personal archive of late fashion designer Karl Lagerfeld will go under the hammer at Sotheby’s Paris in an online auction running from July 2 to 8, 2026. Offered without reserve and with bids starting at just one euro, the sale features hand-colored fashion drawings, working documents, and satirical political illustrations dating back to the 1970s, many of which remained private during Lagerfeld’s lifetime. The sixth and final auction dedicated to his estate also includes a selection of personal belongings, from his signature fingerless gloves to a collection of roughly 200 iPods that he famously used to organize music for his runway shows. Accompanied by a public exhibition in Paris through July 7, the sale offers a rare glimpse into the prolific creative process and meticulous habits of one of fashion’s most influential figures, while giving collectors a final chance to acquire pieces from his legendary personal archive.
Sarah Jessica Parker Reunites With Fendi’s Iconic Baguette Bag
Nearly three decades after helping turn the Fendi Baguette into a pop culture phenomenon through her role as Carrie Bradshaw, Sarah Jessica Parker has reunited with the iconic handbag for Fendi’s latest campaign. Photographed by Bibi Borthwick, Parker appears alongside a cast of brand ambassadors and friends including Bang Chan, Emma D’Arcy, Jessica Alba, Addison Rae, and others, each carrying a version of the Baguette tailored to their personal style. Soundtracked by Addison Rae’s Fame is a Gun, the campaign celebrates the enduring appeal of the handbag first introduced in the late 1990s. Designed as a compact under-the-arm accessory but distinguished by its bold colors, prints, and materials, the Baguette stood in stark contrast to the era’s minimalist aesthetic and has remained one of fashion’s most recognizable bags ever since.
Jacquemus to Stage Spring 2027 Show at a Corsican Lighthouse
Jacquemus has revealed the location of its Spring/Summer 2027 presentation, continuing the French label’s tradition of staging runway shows in spectacular settings. Titled Le Bonheur, the co-ed collection will be unveiled on June 29 at the Phare de la Pietra, a historic lighthouse perched on a rocky island off the coast of Corsica. Known for transforming destinations ranging from Provence’s lavender fields to the grounds of Palace of Versailles into cinematic fashion backdrops, founder Simon Porte Jacquemus described the lighthouse as a place of “exceptional beauty and rich history.” The designer also announced a partnership with the town of L’Île-Rousse to help restore and preserve the landmark.
Balenciaga Launches TechWear Wellness Line
Balenciaga has unveiled its new TechWear Wellness line as part of its Fall 2026 collection, blending luxury fashion, performance wear, and health-focused technology. Introduced by creative director Pierpaolo Piccioli, the collection features breathable, antibacterial fabrics alongside technical details such as ultrasonic bonded seams and waterproof zippers. To support the launch, the house is hosting pop-up experiences in Paris, Beijing, Shanghai, and Bangkok, where visitors can sample limited-edition functional drinks and protein bars infused with adaptogens. Balenciaga has also partnered with Barry’s on a series of branded fitness experiences, including customized workouts, curated playlists, and signature smoothies available at studios worldwide, from Los Angeles to Sydney. The collection is now available in select stores globally and through the brand’s online channels.
Congo’s World Cup Arrival Look Is About to Become Available to Buy
When the DR Congo national football team arrived in Houston for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, it wasn’t just the team’s return to the tournament for the first time since 1974 that captured attention. The players quickly went viral for their arrival outfits: tailored suits featuring asymmetrical leopard-print sashes and matching bags designed by Paris-based Congolese designer Alvin Mak. Mak secured the commission after cold-emailing the country’s Ministry of Sports with his concept. Inspired by La Sape—the Congolese culture of elegant dress formally known as La Société des Ambianceurs et des Personnes Élégantes—the looks also paid tribute to the national team’s nickname, Les Léopards. Following widespread interest online, Mak revealed that he plans to make the now-iconic suits and bags available for pre-order through his brand, giving fans the chance to own one of the tournament’s most talked-about fashion moments.
Cartier Women’s Initiative Marks 20 Years by Honoring 30 Women Entrepreneurs
The Cartier Women’s Initiative celebrated its 20th anniversary in Bangkok with its annual awards ceremony, recognizing 30 women entrepreneurs from 19 countries whose businesses are driving social and environmental impact. Held at Chulalongkorn University under the theme “Women Lighting the Path,” the event brought together more than 700 guests and featured appearances from Amal Clooney, Sandi Toksvig, and Cyrille Vigneron. Since its launch in 2006, the program has supported 330 women entrepreneurs across 67 countries, awarded $14.1 million in funding, and built a global community spanning more than 80 countries. This year’s first-place winners each received a $100,000 grant, while second- and third-place awardees received $60,000 and $30,000 respectively, alongside a year-long fellowship and lifelong access to the initiative’s network. The celebration also included an exhibition highlighting two decades of impact and a series of discussions on leadership, with applications for the 2027 edition remaining open until June 16.
José Mourinho Fronts Ferragamo’s New ‘Legends, Reimagined’ Campaign
As World Cup fever continues to grip fans worldwide, Ferragamo has tapped legendary football manager José Mourinho for its latest campaign, Legends, Reimagined. In a striking black-and-white film shared across the Italian luxury house’s social channels, Mourinho draws parallels between crafting a winning football strategy and the meticulous craftsmanship behind Ferragamo’s designs. “The game requires organization; you have to think about every detail; you have to design a structure,” he says in the campaign, before reflecting on the discipline and preparation required for success. “Practice, the body, the mind. Victory is what people remember. That is the legacy.” The collaboration positions Mourinho, long known as “The Special One,” as the embodiment of precision, excellence, and enduring legacy—values that sit at the heart of both elite sport and luxury fashion.
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