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 November 22 to 28, served up in bite-sized pieces so you can catch up fast…
Nike x Jacquemus Hit the Slopes With a New Après Ski Drop
Nike and Jacquemus are back with an 18-piece Après Ski collection, blending high-performance winter gear with Simon Porte Jacquemus’ clean, minimalist aesthetic. Designed for skiers, snowboarders, and anyone who just wants to look good by the fireplace, the range pairs technical precision with the French designer’s signature sophistication. Think triple-layer GORE-TEX jackets and pants, including a standout shell-and-bomber duo, sleek silhouettes, jacquard straps, and subtle co-branding throughout. Men get insulating long-sleeves with thumb holes and a water-repellent mountain-ready shirt, while women get a soft woven jumpsuit plus ultra-high-waisted leggings and a curved-hem bralette for layering. Inspired by Jacquemus’ lifelong love of skiing and his obsession with vintage ’80s ski style, the collection marks his first foray into ski apparel with Nike. The Après Ski line drops November 26 on jacquemus.com and in stores, with a wider release on December 3 via nike.com and select retailers.
Christian Louboutin Lands in Abu Dhabi

Christian Louboutin just gave Abu Dhabi a major fashion moment. With support from the Abu Dhabi Investment Office (ADIO), the designer touched down in the capital to unveil his newly revamped boutique at The Galleria Al Maryah Island, a warm, lived-in space inspired by his Middle Eastern roots and the ease of a Mediterranean home. To mark the opening, the city scored a global first: an exclusive two-week prelaunch of Louboutin’s Hollywood Capsule, a collection drenched in cinematic glamour and the brand’s unmistakable red-soled attitude. The celebrations don’t stop there— Louboutin is also bringing his ultra-select RED CLUB to Abu Dhabi for the very first time, aligning with the city’s growing cultural momentum as major openings like the Zayed National Museum and NOMAD Art Circle.
After Armani’s Passing, Emporio Resets Its Fashion Week Game
Following Giorgio Armani’s recent passing, the group is streamlining Emporio Armani’s future: starting Fall 2026, the brand’s menswear will show alongside womenswear during Milan Women’s Fashion Week— a shift Armani himself initiated and later confirmed by Leo Dell’Orco and Silvana Armani. Before then, Emporio Armani and EA7 will still appear at Milan Men’s Fashion Week with a January 17 event celebrating their role as official outfitters for the Milano Cortina 2026 Olympic and Paralympic Games. The main Giorgio Armani men’s show will continue to close the menswear calendar on January 19, with women’s and couture shows keeping their usual slots.
Gucci Takes Cruise 2027 to New York

Gucci Cruise 2026. Instagram/@gucci
Gucci has officially announced that its Cruise 2027 collection will be unveiled in New York City on May 16, 2026, marking Demna’s first Cruise outing for the house and a moment already being positioned as a milestone in Gucci’s evolution. After a runway debut that reframed the brand’s aesthetic direction, Demna’s upcoming collection promises a blend of Gucci’s artisanal heritage and his signature, boundary-pushing modernity. The choice of New York is no coincidence: it reflects the brand’s strategic focus on North America, where U.S. luxury remains strong and the region is projected to grow 4.5 percent in 2026, fueled by rising numbers of high-net-worth consumers.
Dior Sets Jonathan Anderson’s First Cruise Show for Los Angeles

In other cruise news, Dior has confirmed that Jonathan Anderson will unveil his first cruise collection for the house on May 13, 2026, at a yet-to-be-revealed location in Los Angeles. The show marks a major milestone for Anderson, who became Dior’s Creative Director across men’s, women’s, and couture just a year ago—making him the first to oversee all three divisions since Christian Dior himself. The timing is strategic: the presentation lands four days before Nicolas Ghesquière shows Louis Vuitton’s Cruise 2027 collection in New York, highlighting a broader luxury push to re-engage U.S. consumers as the market rebounds from a two-year slowdown.
Prada Turns Holiday 2025 Into a Snow-Drenched Fever Dream

Shot by Glen Luchford, Prada’s Holiday 2025 campaign leans into the Italian maison’s long-standing love affair with cinematic storytelling, starring a lineup of new-gen heavyweights like Maya Hawke, Damson Idris, Louis Partridge, Letitia Wright, and Li Xian cast as a kind of chosen family on a dreamlike holiday escape. The imagery sits between reality and fantasy: nighttime woods lit up like a secret world, friends caught mid-journey rather than at the beginning or end, and holiday magic that feels personal rather than performative. In accompanying films, the cast share their own memories of the season, blurring fiction and truth in a way that makes the whole campaign feel less like an ad and more like a winter tale you want to slip into.