We love: fashion fixes for the week ahead

London calling
Sergio Tacchini unveils its Autumn/Winter 2025 collection with a colourful campaign shot on the streets of London. Founded in 1966 by Italian tennis champion Sergio Tacchini, the label is well known for its court to club aesthetic. The collection, which features both men’s and womenswear, includes tracksuits in sugary pink and aqua blue, a quilted khaki jacket and a black polo dress with yellow trim. From £35, Selfridges

Pull on your armour
Pull & Bear have teamed up with Newgen designer Marie Lueder as part of the Canvas for Creativity initiative. The high-street fashion brand has been a partner of the BFC Newgen initiative since 2024, offering emerging designers the opportunity to utilise Pull & Bear's resources and produce collections centred around creativity and innovation. The limited-edition capsule debuted on the catwalk as part of Leuder's SS26 show at London Fashion Week. Since her launch in 2019, Leuder has used gothic glamour and medieval armour as inspiration for her designs. Featuring 20 garments and six accessories, including a ribbed quarter-zip sweater, faded denim and a short-sleeve jersey reminiscent of chainmail. The collection presents fashion forward genderless designs rooted in comfort, reinforcing the designer's inclusive and fluid vision. From £39.99, Pull&Bear

Out of your shell
London-based jewellery brand Loveness Lee’s new Ara bracelet and Hali necklace styles are inspired by the natural shape of goose barnacle shells from the Portuguese coastline. The textured pieces are made with lab grown sapphires and emeralds set in 100% recycled silver with 18ct gold plating. 10% of the profits from each sale also go to the Ocean Conservation Trust to protect the medium that inspired the designs. From £175, Loveness Lee

Giddy up, cowboys
Dig out the Lucchese boots and reach for your bootcut jeans, cowboy-core isn’t going anywhere. Step into the trend with Filson’s latest partnership with Wrangler, two brands deeply rooted in American tradition. The 10-piece capsule collection pairs Filson’s signature oil-finish tin cloth, sherpa fleece and shearling wool with Wrangler’s denim. Highlights include a brown or black oil finished tin-cloth jacket, denim shirt with leather panelling and a denim jacket with corduroy collar. From £250, available 1 October at Filson and Wrangler

Exchange programme
Launching 2 October, Marc Jacobs and APC debut a 26-piece capsule collection that celebrates the brands’ shared 1980s roots and distinct cultural perspectives. Think classic collegiate style from both Paris and New York. Paying tribute to a friendship between both founders, Marc Jacobs and Jean Touitou that began in the 1990s, this collaboration reflects the natural connection between brands. Key pieces include jerseys and caps with dual-brand university crests and a T-shirt featuring a print of Marc Jacobs’s 1980s Paris “Carte Orange” transit pass and Jean Touitou’s Sorbonne student card. From, £100, APC

Trunk show
There's not much David Gandy doesn't know about underpants – having been the face of everything from M&S to Dolce & Gabbana during his 25-year career. Following two years of research and development to achieve the perfect fit, including polling 50,000 customers about their underpants and road tested by the pants maestro himself, his own brand undies launched last week. Available in black, white and navy the Ultimate Trunk offers the same unrivalled comfort of his best-selling T-shirt. £16 or £45 for pack of three, David Gandy Wellwear