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We’re barely halfway through the year, and 2025 has been a rollercoaster. From creative leadership changes working us around like musical chairs (Maria Grazia Chiuri! Jonathan Anderson! Demna!), Internet-breaking seasonal campaigns and plenty of new product launches, it seems the fashion world never pauses for a breath.
And with so much going on, it can be hard to keep up. For a thorough rundown of the can’t-miss moments in fashion, read GRAZIA’s highlights below.
Fashion news for June 2025
Max Mara debuts Resort 2026 in Naples
For Resort ’26, Max Mara returns to the decisive moment in 1951 when Achille Maramotti founded the brand, saluting southern splendour with a collection steeped in transformation and passion. Shown at the majestic Reggia di Caserta, the collection channelled Naples’ exuberant spirit through printed silk pyjamas, candy-striped shirting, diamond-pocket skirts, and sensual slip dresses.
There’s a sultry, shoulder-baring glamour tempered by the brand’s luxe tailoring—think timeless coats that glide with the body, cashmere, crisp collars, and boned gowns dripping in panno and crystal. It speaks to an Italy that’s as seductive as it is self-assured. Add new editions of the Whitney Bag and silk scarves, and you have Max Mara’s ode to bella figura—classic, modern, and magnificently Neapolitan.
Discover more here.
Yu Mei updates a cult bag
If you count yourself a fan of Yu Mei’s classic design, then we have some excellent news… the brand’s cult-classic Braidy has now received a modern, utilitarian twist. Dubbed the UTILITY Braidy, the latest silhouette is a sleek, structured tote crafted from ECONYL® regenerated nylon, proving that function and finesse needn’t be mutually exclusive.
Designed to shoulder the load (laptop, lunchbox, life admin and more), it’s the effortless everyday companion that removes the mental clutter of carrying it all. With seven considered colourways—Coffee Bean, Pomegranate, Fir and beyond—it’s as versatile and aesthetically pleasing as it is robust and pragmatic. True to Yu Mei’s DNA, the UTILITY Braidy brings quiet luxury to the practical realm, offering a polished, sustainable solution for those who do it all—and need a bag that can, too!
Shop the range here.
Louis Vuitton announces Jeremy Allen White as a House ambassador
Jeremy Allen White, Hollywood’s reigning head chef, is the newest face of Louis Vuitton. The announcement cements an already-flourishing relationship—White wore LV to this year’s MET Gala and the SAG Awards as a teaser to the news.
Pharrell Williams praised White’s “authentic, quiet confidence”, the kind that doesn’t need to shout to be heard—a sentiment the designer brings to his coveted collections. As his career soars, from The Bear to The Iron Claw, White embodies a modern masculinity: introspective, assured, and undeniably stylish. In Vuitton, he becomes not just a muse, but a mirror for the Maison’s evolving vision of elegance. Chef’s kiss!
Discover more here.
GANNI drops a fresh new sneaker
GANNI steps into a new era with the launch of the 08 Sneakers, a design-forward departure from its cult collaborations. Rooted in Creative Director Ditte Reffstrup’s ’90s football days (and her number 08 jersey), the sneakers fuse personal nostalgia with the label’s signature irreverence. Think butterfly-shaped layers, frilled collars, and dual laces—Copenhagen cool with a conscious twist.
Crafted in Portugal from cutting-edge materials like Tex2Tex™, HyphaLite™, and Pélinova®, the 08s balance bold design with responsibility so that you can feel good with every step. Available in beige canvas, blue denim, and yellow mixed-material, they’re the perfect all-year-round accessory you’ll practically live in.
Shop the range here.
Dior reimagines Tojours in luxe raffia
Dior’s Toujours bag is reimagined once again—this time, in transportive raffia. Hand-woven to create the House’s iconic cannage motif, its soft, sun-washed tones are offset by precisely cut brown leather details, offering a masterclass in texture and craftsmanship.
Gold “D, I, O, R” charms and a “CD” clasp lend polish, while its versatile forms—medium, large, and vertical—make it a refined summer companion for any luxe sojourn. A radiant ode to Dior’s savoir-faire, reinvented for long, sun-drenched days.
Discover more here.
Courtney Zheng releases ‘Brocanteuse’
Courtney Zheng’s Pre-Fall ’25 collection, Brocanteuse, is an amalgam of textural interplay and vintage influence. Inspired by the romantic clutter of antique stores, the Australian designer reimagines traditional tailoring through exaggerated silhouettes and fabric juxtapositions—think lace with denim, duchesse silk against lambskin. Sepia tones with flourishes of weathered colour evoke traditional Dutch Master art, while custom leather hardware and bow details nod to the brand’s playful craftsmanship.
As ever, Zheng, who presented at this year’s AFW as part of The Frontier, balances precision of craft with intuition, offering pieces that are at once architectural and fluid, conceptual yet wearable—an ode to modern luxury grounded by an artful sense of restraint.
Shop the collection here.
KOURH launches seventh collection, C7D1
With razor-sharp tailoring that meets sculptural knits, and masculine lines that are softened by sensual textures, KOURH’s seventh collection, C7D1, is a study in controlled tension. Proportion and polarity remain at the brand’s core, with raw finishes layered over precision-cut foundations.
A grounded palette of black, chocolate and sky blue lets the construction speak, while styled textured pieces and custom accessories inject a playful edge. Designed by founder Tarek Kourhani and shot by longtime collaborators Joshua Bentley and Sean Brady, the debut editorial reframes suburbia with a subversive elegance. Within the collection, pieces for everyone can be infinitely reimagined.
Discover the collection here.
