The fashion news you need to know: Coperni, Loewe, and Acne Studios

by Louise Menard, 

Léa Zetlaoui.

A fairytale collaboration: Coperni x Disney

Infused with a grungy aesthetic, the Coperni x Disney collection,partially revealed during the Spring-Summer 2025 runway show, taps into our most tender memories, paying homage to the animated classics of our childhood. Through fifty whimsical pieces, designers Sébastien Meyer and Arnaud Vaillant revisit the entire Disney universe—from princesses to villains—transforming it into a wardrobe that’s both fashion-forward and irresistible. A bold bet that’s already paid off, with a capsule we can’t wait to wear all summer long. Our must-have? The Swipe Bag, Coperni’s iconic accessory, reimagined here with the unmistakable ears of the world’s most famous mouse.

Pieces from the Coperni x Disney collection are available on coperniparis.com.

Loewe Paula’s Ibiza reveals a sunny new collection

Raffia totes, white embroidered dresses, floral sunglasses, denim or crochet bucket hats, playful bag charms, lightweight and vibrant shirts, and colorful sandals… Loewe’s latest collection conjures up dreams of warm sand and seaside getaways. Shot in Comporta, Portugal, by the talented Gray Sorrenti, the campaign radiates sunshine and joy. It stars four international faces, including British actor Jamie Dornan, posing with the season’s star piece: the new Featherlight Puzzle bag, in a charming mini version.

The Loewe Paula’s Ibiza 2025 collection is available at Loewe boutiques and on  loewe.com.

Acne Studios x Kappa: A surprise hit

In a sleek campaign by renowned photographer Jordan Hemingway, Acne Studios unveils its very first collaboration with Italian sportswear brand Kappa. Fronted by British musician Tricky, an icon of the 1990s, the capsule features 22 football-inspired pieces, including retro-style jerseys adorned with Kappa’s signature logo. Also on offer: lace-up sneakers with cleat-like soles. For accessories, Acne Studios’ artistic director Jonny Johansson reinterprets the Bowlina bag, first seen at the Spring-Summer 2025 show, making it the perfect companion for the new season.

The Acne Studios x Kappa collection is available on acnestudios.com.

The Reformation collection designed by it-girl Devon Lee Carlson

Front-row at Valentino’s first haute couture show under Alessandro Michele and starring in Balenciaga’s CITY Bag campaign, California it-girl Devon Lee Carlson is always turning up where we least expect. This spring, she teams up with Reformation for a capsule that reflects her signature style: radiant and effortlessly cool. “I love leaning into my feminine side, and I wanted this collection to be romantic and girly,” she tells Numéro. Our favorite? A pair of low-rise bootcut jeans with oversized heart patches on the back pockets.

The Reformation x Devon Lee Carlson collection is available on reformation.com. 

Elsa Hosk x Giaborghini: chic minimalism in footwear

The connection was instant between Swedish model Elsa Hosk and Barbara Borghini, founder of the Italian shoe brand Giaborghini. Together, they’ve created a minimalist collection focused on Italian craftsmanship and understated elegance. From zebra-print mules and laser-cut leather ballerinas to croc-textured loafers, each design transitions effortlessly from day to night.

The Elsa Hosk x Giaborghini collection is available on giaborghini.it

Dolly Parton x Good American: a Western-inspired collection

“I love wearing denim. And I thought it’d be wonderful to work with Emma [Grede] and Khloé [Kardashian], the founders of Good American,” Dolly Parton told Numéro in an exclusive interview. Captured by photography duo Inez & Vinoodh, this capsule lives up to the icon’s larger-than-life persona: rhinestone-studded jeans, glittering cropped denim jackets, and vichy prints, a long-time favorite motif of the artist. Once again, Dolly dazzles us, bringing a fresh wave of country glam to this season’s fashion.

The Dolly Parton x Good American collection is available on goodamerican.com and nordstrom.com

Levi’s Vintage Clothing revives two iconic pieces

After breathing new life into the 1910 Lot 333 jeans last year, Levi’s Vintage Clothing now turns its focus to the late 19th century. Enter the new Lot 201 straight-cut jeans and the reissued Lot 213 jacket, both nodding to early workwear styles. Featuring a fabric patch in place of the leather tag, black tack buttons, and a cinch-back waistband, the ensemble is crafted in Japan and channels the rugged charm of the 1920s.

Both the Lot 201 jeans and the Lot 213 jacket are available on  Levi.com and at Levi’s boutiques.

Alpha Industries x AAPE bomber jackets

Combining AAPE’s streetwear spirit with Alpha Industries’ military heritage, this collaboration is one to watch this spring. Joggers, hoodies, and graphic tees offer bold staples, but it’s the redesigned MA-1 reversible bomber and the vintage-look faux-leather jacket, engraved with both brand logos, that truly stand out.

The Alpha Industries x AAPE collection is available on alphaindustries.eu. 

Louise Bourgeois inspires new Sandro collection

Summer is just around the corner, and Sandro knows it. Drawing from the work of celebrated artist Louise Bourgeois, the Parisian label delivers a radiant spring-summer 2025 capsule. In soft blue tones and printed with spiral motifs, a key symbol in Bourgeois’s practice, the pieces blend grace with simplicity. From cropped shirts and beach shorts to wrap skirts and wide-brim hats, each design is crafted from natural fabrics like linen voile, cotton poplin, and silk twill.

The Sandro x Louise Bourgeois collection is available in Sandro stores and on fr.sandro-paris.com. 

Manolo Blahnik x Mytheresa summer accessories

“I’ve always found inspiration in the Côte d’Azur. I have such fond memories of summers spent there,” says Manolo Blahnik of his latest collaboration with Mytheresa. The Spanish designer brings a summery palette to shoes and accessories that recall the spirit of Saint-Tropez in its Bardot-era heyday. Think mini clutches with glossy buckles, striped pointed-toe flats, raffia espadrilles, and ultra-chic mules.

The Manolo Blahnik x Mytheresa collection is available on  mytheresa.com.

Petra Collins x Jenny Fax’s debut collection

Renowned for her ethereal, subversive photography, Petra Collins unveils her fifth exclusive SSENSE capsule, I’m Sorry, this time in collaboration with Taiwanese label Jenny Fax, a longtime favorite of hers. Their dreamy, girly aesthetic shines in playful pieces inspired by Blythe dolls and teenage romanticism.

Our top picks? Pink nail-shaped earrings engraved with rhinestone hearts (made with D’Heygere), and a voluminous red tulle dress with a giant bow at the back.

The Petra Collins x Jenny Fax collection is available on ssense.com

Schott NYC x Kolam: a limited-edition hybrid jacket

Fresh off releasing two new Varsity jackets with German streetwear brand LFDY, Schott NYC returns with one of this year’s most exciting drops. In collaboration with Sri Lankan restaurant Kolam, the American brand presents a one-of-a-kind creation: a signature leather jacket layered with a hand-crocheted vest.

A beautiful fusion of craftsmanship, cultural heritage, and contemporary fashion, each jacket is a labor of love, requiring dozens of hours of manual work. One thing is certain: they’ll sell out fast.

The Schott NYC x Kolam jacket is available at The Archivist Store, 13 rue Taylor, Paris 10e.

Prada continues its commitment to ocean conservation

To mark the release of its latest Re-Nylon collection, Prada once again teams up with National Geographic for two new videos promoting the SEA BEYOND project. Launched by the Prada Group in 2019 alongside UNESCO’s oceanographic commission, this educational initiative, now voiced by actress Sadie Sink, aims to raise awareness of ocean conservation. And once again this season, 1% of profits from the Re-Nylon collection, made entirely from recycled nylon, will go to support SEA BEYOND.

The Prada Re-Nylon collection is available on prada.com.

Fendi turns 100 with a playful and colorful tribute

To mark its 100th anniversary, Fendi couldn’t have found a more joyful way to celebrate. Teaming up with Japanese illustrator Tarout, the Italian house unveils a spring-summer 2025 menswear collection titled Silvia and the Baguette. Hoodies, canvas totes, dark denim shirts, the iconic Baguette, and even a cup holder, each piece is animated by Tarout’s charming illustrations, evoking the rich legacy of the Fendi family.

The Silvia and the Baguette collection is available on fendi.com.

Puma x Fenty: Rihanna reimagines the Puma King

After making waves at the fall-winter 2025-2026 Paris Fashion Week alongside Balenciaga, Puma returns with a fresh collection designed by the inimitable Rihanna. Featuring 2000s-inspired leather mini handbags, neon-colored sneakers with oversized tags and visible stitching, and chunky rubber flip-flops, the collection screams summer. At the top of our wishlist? The Avanti LS, a neon orange and yellow update of the iconic Puma King sneaker.

The Fenty x Puma collection is available on eu.puma.com.

Cecilie Bahnsen x The North Face reveals a new versatile collection

At her fall-winter 2025-2026 show, Danish designer Cecilie Bahnsen joined forces with The North Face to create a capsule blending her romantic style with the functionality of outdoor wear.

The centerpiece is a tutu-like nylon dress, but we’re also loving the shimmering floral long shorts side-zipped, cinched at the waist, and subtly adorned with feminine prints. The perfect balance of high fashion and utility.

The Cecilie Bahnsen x The North Face collection is available on ceciliebahnsen.com and thenorthface.fr.

The Hailey Bieber x FILA collaboration

Spotted at the 2025 Oscars Vanity Fair party and front row at Saint Laurent’s fall-winter show, Hailey Bieber now stars in and designs FILA’s latest campaign.

A nod to ‘80s American cheerleader style, her collection includes oversized sweatshirts, ribbed tank tops, and tight-fitting shorts. But the star piece? A pleated mini skirt, available in yellow, white, black, and green—equal parts sexy and laid-back, perfect for city strolls or tennis matches.

The FILA x Hailey Bieber collection is available on fila.com.

Jacquemus celebrates 15 years with archival gems

Jacquemus marks 15 years of sun-drenched, minimalist fashion with a special anniversary collection. Designer Simon Porte Jacquemus revisits 12 iconic silhouettes from his archives, including the 2016 Sainte dress with golden buttons and puffed shoulders.

The 2017 Maille Sperone slip dress, diaphanous jersey in perfect step with today’s lingerie trend. Also reissued: the Épaules Géantes jacket from 2017, a bold ‘80s-style suit in charming jacquard wool.

Selected Jacquemus anniversary pieces are available in stores and on jacquemus.com.

The new spring-summer 2025 Burberry collection.

Couples kissing under grey London skies, trench coats shielding lovebirds from the rain, Kate Winslet caught in a surprise downpour, Naomie Campbell beneath a tartan umbrella beside a mysterious knight in armor… Burberry’s new campaign is both a love letter and a tribute to its British roots.

Through seven short films laced with dry humor, Daniel Lee pays homage to childhood influences—from Meryl Streep in Kramer vs. Kramer to Audrey Hepburn with Hubert de Givenchy in the ‘80s. The new spring-summer 2025 collection features standouts like a beige silk scarf top, shimmering mules, and signature trench coats. Lee continues to write the Burberry story one romantic chapter at a time.

The Burberry spring-summer 2025 collection is available in stores and at fr.burberry.com.

Façon Jacmin debuts a fresh summer collection

The new summer collection from Belgian twin designers Alexandra and Ségolène Jacmin continues their celebration of upcycling and raw materials.

Highlights include a deconstructed double-layer boyfriend jean, a dramatic gabardine trench with an oversized collar ideal for London strolls, and a sky-blue poplin shirt that nails the officewear trend. Rounding it out is a versatile little black dress that encapsulates the label’s blend of chic and nonchalance.

The new collection is available on faconjacmin.com.

Litkovska x Nick Knight, a collaboration with purpose

Ukrainian label Litkovska partners with celebrated British photographer Nick Knight for a capsule titled Flowers Know Better. Featuring backless draped shirts and patchwork denim jackets printed with Knight’s own floral photos.

All profits will go to City of Goodness, a charity supporting war victims in Ukraine. “If my work can bring comfort or awareness to this terrible war, I’ll be glad,” Knight shares.

The collection is available on litkovska.com.

The Rimowa x Rick Owens suitcase

Perfect for a quick weekend in Italy or a journey to the ends of the earth, this suitcase, designed by Rick Owens for Rimowa, is conceived as a sculptural piece. “Like a work by Alberto Giacometti, Constantin Brâncuși, or Richard Serra,” in the words of the designer himself. With its patinated bronze-effect shell and black leather interior, this new model produced in an ultra-limited edition of 500 numbered pieces.fuses Owens’ radical aesthetic with the German house’s signature craftsmanship. The campaign, enveloped in shadowy tones, features Rick Owens’ iconic muse Michèle Lamy at her most enigmatic.

The collection fuses Owens’ radical aesthetic with the German house’s signature craftsmanship. The campaign, enveloped in shadowy tones, features Rick Owens’ iconic muse Michèle Lamy at her most enigmatic.

The Rimowa x Rick Owens suitcase is available in select Rimowa and Rick Owens boutiques, and on rimowa.com.

Diesel x Timberland: chapter two of Diesel Loves

After inviting the label Lee to participate in its ambitious Diesel Loves project, creative director Glenn Martens, newly appointed artistic director at Maison Margiela, unveils a new collaboration with Timberland. This capsule of unisex shirts, made from surplus stock from both brands, once again supports the United Nations Refugee Agency.

Featuring raw or faded denim, red contrast stitching, and plaid patterns, these pieces perfectly embody one of this year’s key trends: indie sleaze.

The Diesel x Timberland shirts are available in Diesel and Timberland boutiques, and on fr.diesel.com and timberland.fr.

Petit Bateau x Miu Miu: classics reimagined

Designed as an ode to youth, the Miu Miu spring-summer 2025 collection captures that pivotal time of self-discovery, when personal style begins to take shape. Within this fresh, youthful wardrobe, Miu Miu invites Petit Bateau, a heritage brand founded in 1920 and known for inventing the cotton brief, a staple for generations of women.

The capsule includes six iconic white cotton pieces: a bodysuit, T-shirt, cardigan, and briefs, all embroidered with the Miu Miu and Petit Bateau logos in navy and red.

The Petit Bateau x Miu Miu collection is available in Miu Miu boutiques and on miumiu.com.

The Both x Yohji Yamamoto footwear collection

Just a month after its daring collaboration with Jeanne Friot, Parisian brand Both, renowned for its rubber craftsmanship, teams up once again with Japanese designer Yohji Yamamoto.

The result: a unisex black shoe, somewhere between a ranger and a city boot, that combines comfort and conceptual design. Featuring a thick sole, smooth-grain rubber finish, and a practical elastic insert, this layered creation is a textural dialogue between two strong design identities.

The boots are available at  theshopyohjiyamamoto.com, and in Both and Y’s stores.

Giuseppe Zanotti celebrates 30 years with the Icon Ring collection

How do you blend high jewelry with fashion-forward footwear? For its 30th anniversary, Italian designer Giuseppe Zanotti revisits one of his earliest creations: the Ring. This time, the shoe is offered in three heel heights, while preserving the original dual strap design that contours the foot.

Adorned with a dazzling jewel detail at the toe, like a diamond ring, these new versions elevate the silhouette and sparkle with every step. “To me, the Ring is more than a shoe, it’s a manifesto,” says Zanotti. And though summer still feels far off, these heels already have us dreaming…

The new Giuseppe Zanotti Icon Ring collection is available in Giuseppe Zanotti boutiques and on giuseppezanotti.com.