7 New Things Fashion People Are Talking About This Week

If it seems like fashion news is moving a mile a minute, well, you're not alone. Despite our numerous social media feeds and perpetual press releases, it can be hard to keep up with Wholesale Replica Bag industry news—even as full-time editors—which is why we're boiling it down to just the basics. Here are the seven new things fashion people are talking about right now:

Mark Your Calendars

If fashion and music are two of your favorite things, you'll want to listen up. On April 9, 2025, H&M is throwing a one-of-a-kind festival in Downtown Los Angeles with performances by Doechii, Robyn, Jamie XX, and others. Called H&M&LA, the event will feature multiple stages, a special club space, an early look at new H&M spring items, and food from local institutions such as In-n-Out, Pink's Hot Dogs, and Roy Choi's food trucks. Does this sound like your idea of a good time? You can sign up to attend via social media, so be sure to follow @hm and the festival's performers for more details.

Rain or Shine

It's been 146 years since Burberry created its first trench coat, but the iconic piece is as popular as ever. Now, it has a starring role in the British brand's summer 2025 campaign, It's Always Burberry Weather: London in Love. Burberry tapped Kate Winslet, Jodie Turner-Smith, Naomi Campbell, and other A-listers for a series of seven films inspired by British rom-coms from the '90s and early 2000s. "A Burberry love story comes to life through the cinematic lens of this campaign. It's about humor, optimism, and, of course, the unpredictability of our great British weather," says Daniel Lee, chief creative officer. See the full campaign here.

Cool Collab

Ukrainian fine jewelry brand Guzema has teamed up with venerated New York label 3.1 Phillip Lim on an exceptionally chic collaboration. The limited-edition collection consists of a serpent-inspired necklace and bracelet to commemorate the year of the snake. Wen Zhou, founder and CEO of 3.1 Phillip Lim, explained the impetus behind the launch in a statement. "The collaboration with Guzema felt very natural," she said. "They are a female-founded and -run business just like 3.1, so there is immediately a mutual respect and understanding. One thing that resonated with me was their philosophy of creating minimal yet powerful pieces deeply rooted in their heritage." Preorder the beautiful jewelry here.

Bookmark This

On her new website, Bethenny Frankel calls herself an "accidental influencer." Her millions of followers have long flooded her DMs asking about her skincare routine, her wardrobe, her shopping recommendations, and more, so now she's putting more intention behind her influencing. This week, she launched Bethenny.com to organize all of her finds in one place. Happy scrolling!

In Good Company

Longines has just named Henry Cavill its newest Ambassador of Elegance, joining Jennifer Lawrence, Kate Winslet, and other A-listers. "What draws me to Longines is their understated elegance," Cavill said in a statement. "True quality doesn't need to announce itself. It's evident in every detail and in every action. This is a philosophy—backed by generations of precision, craftsmanship, and artistry—that resonates deeply with my own values." In the above campaign image, Cavill wears the Longines Flagship Heritage Moonphase Watch ($3050).

Watch This Space

It's only fitting that the watch industry's best brand should open its doors on the most elite block in town. In collaboration with Gearys, Rolex has just unveiled a shiny new boutique on Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills, and timepiece enthusiasts are, well, enthused. The 6200-square-foot store is just as elegant as every other Rolex outpost but boasts unique, California-cool touches like surfboards and a Hollywood mural. The boutique also features a service center should your watch need some maintenance.

Architectural Adventures

No other designer combines fashion and architecture quite like Louis Vuitton's Nicolas Ghesquière. Case in point? The house's new women's Cruise 2025 campaign photographed at Barcelona's most iconic architectural landmarks, including La Pedrera and Fundació Joan Miró. Lensed by Jamie Hawkesworth, the images evoke "a sense of escapism and the spirit of travel inherent to Louis Vuitton's DNA," per a press release.