The fashion moments you’ve missed this week

Some fashion moments make headlines; others fly under the radar, waiting to be noticed. This week, Miu Miu enlisted Joanna Hogg to turn its Wander bag into a cinematic study of memory and desire, set against the backdrop of Italy. Canada Goose pushed beyond land, designing a parka engineered for the sea. In Sydney, The International opened—a three-story playground of champagne, tequila, and top-tier dining. Louis Vuitton built a bespoke trophy trunk for Formula 1, Helen Kaminski leaned into oceanic elegance, and LOEWE reworked its most iconic bag into an impossibly light new form. Blink and you’d have missed it – but that’s why we’re here.

Joanna Hogg Reimagines the Miu Miu bag

Joanna Hogg’s Autobiografia di una Borsetta, the 29th installment in Miu Miu Women’s Tales, follows the life of a Miu Miu Wander bag as it moves through contemporary Italy, witnessing privilege, struggle, and desire. Premiering at Curzon Mayfair Cinema, the film employs a handbag’s unique perspective, blending naturalism and magic surrealism to explore themes of identity, memory, and immortality.

Find out more on the Miu Miu website.

Canada Goose unveils Sea Mantra parka

Canada Goose introduces the Sea Mantra, the latest evolution of its iconic Mantra family, engineered for life at sea with fully waterproof, windproof, and breathable protection against extreme conditions. Six years in the making, this next-generation parka—crafted from recycled materials for durability and mobility—ensures peak performance, allowing wearers to embrace the elements with confidence.

Find out more on the Canada Goose website.

Sydney’s The International restaurant opens

This week, 800 of Sydney’s tastemakers gathered at The International for an immersive, three-level dining and drinking experience above Martin Place. From a Ruinart champagne and oyster bar to a rooftop Don Julio margarita pop-up, guests including Pip Edwards, Karl and Jasmine Stefanovic, and Luke Bracey indulged in curated cocktails, gourmet menus, and live DJ sets for an unforgettable night.

Find out more on The Interational website.

Louis Vuitton unveils F1 Trophy Trunk

Louis Vuitton presented a bespoke trophy trunk for the FIA Formula One World Championship™ as part of Formula 1’s 75th-anniversary celebrations at The O2 in London this week. Crafted at the Maison’s historic Asnières atelier, the trunk embodies precision and craftsmanship, featuring hand-painted Damier detailing and Louis Vuitton’s signature brass finishes, ensuring that “Victory Travels in Vuitton”.

Find out more on the Louis Vuitton website.

Helen Kaminski embraces oceanic Eelegance for SS25

Helen Kaminski’s Spring Summer 25 collection channels the beauty and nostalgia of the sea, weaving organic textures, tonal blues, and tropical hues into innovative raffia stitches and refined silhouettes. With new crochet techniques, archival bag revivals, and a continued collaboration with Bábbarra Women’s Centre, the collection embodies effortless sophistication and a deep connection to nature’s wonders.

Find out more on the Helen Kaminski website.

LOEWE unveils Featherlight Puzzle Bag

Marking the 10th anniversary of Jonathan Anderson’s first design for LOEWE, the Featherlight Puzzle Bag reimagines the iconic cuboid bag in ultra-soft, lightweight nappa lambskin. Debuted on the SS25 runway and featured in a campaign starring Taylor Russell, this refined iteration introduces slimmer hardware, a secret-pocket luggage tag, and a supple silhouette that embodies effortless luxury.

Find out more on the LOEWE website.