Ella Joyce

As a pioneer of British outerwear, Burberry has spent over 165 years perfecting its craft, from protecting explorers in extreme climates to manufacturing the instantly recognisable silhouette of a Burberry trench. To honour its evolving dedication to outerwear, the brand’s latest campaign is an ode to just that, spotlighting this season’s jackets and coats on a host of Britain’s most famous faces. Shot against the drizzly backdrop of the British countryside or the London skyline, the likes of Barry Keoghan, Olivia Colman, Cole Palmer, Eberechi Eze, Little Simz and Cara Delevigne stand in front of Alasdair McLellan’s lens.

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As a designer who revels in fashion’s symbiotic relationship with art, it was only a matter of time before Marco Capaldo officially bridged the gap. Often turning to various art forms for inspiration, FW24 saw the designer look to the work of writer and curator Charlie Fox, dissecting his exhibition My Head is a Haunted House

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Robin Hunter Blake is fascinated with the human condition. Since first picking up a camera to document his friends skating in Barcelona, he has been using the medium to rationalise life’s complexities and the mind’s inner workings. Inspired by French artist and humanist photographer Henri Cartier-Bresson, it is evident Blake has studied the decisiveness and sincerity for which Cartier-Bresson is best known. Favouring strikingly contrasted monochrome over saturated hues, Blake’s next study of human nature lies in the precipice of love and violence as he confronts the intrinsic emotions in front of his lens.

First unveiled as part of Jonathan Anderson ‘s SS25 menswear collection, JW x Guinness has been one of the most hotly anticipated collaborations of the season and today is the day you can finally get your hands on it. In a collection which revelled in surrealism, the designer played on maximalism and irrationality, pushing everyday proportions and home comforts to their limits – hence the Irish designer’s playful ode to the much-loved stout of his home country.

It’s finally here… Although this year has seen a string of star-studded blockbusters hit cinemas, Gladiator II is arguably one of 2024’s most hotly anticipated movies. Just in case you’ve been living under a rock, the sequel to Ridley Scott’s epic 2000 Gladiator which followed Russell Crowe’s Maximus Decimus Meridius on a journey of revenge was first announced in 2018. The sequel follows the son of Maximus and Lucilla played by Paul Mescal, who becomes a gladiator after his home is invaded by the Roman army led by General Marcus Acacius. Alongside Mescal, Scott has enlisted an A-list cast including the likes of Pedro Pascal, Denzel Washington, Connie Nielsen and Joseph Quinn.

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Joining the likes of Pusha T, Goong Yoo and Victor Wembanyama, Callum Turner is the newest House Ambassador for Louis Vuitton. Beginning his career as a model, the appointment is a full circle moment for the British actor, who has since gone on to have starring roles in the likes of Masters of the Air, Emma, The Boys in the Boat and Fantastic Beasts. The announcement is accompanied by a campaign shot by British photographer and long-time Vuitton collaborator Gabriel Moses, with Tuner wearing looks from Pharrell’s latest collection.