From FLANNELS’ foray into homeware to Noah linking up with PUMA and an IUTER x ENGINE Gin collaboration, there’s plenty to get stuck into this Friday. It’s a great week if you’re looking to bring some clout to your coffee table, with Givenchy releasing its “Catwalk” book and Filippa K dropping a 30th-anniversary hardback. If you like the sound of that, keep reading to find out more in your Friday Roundup. 

Daniel w. Fletcher and Huntsman are dropping some trustworthy tailoring

Daniel w. Fletcher first premiered his collaboration with Huntsman at London Fashion Week in June this year. The collection saw structured jackets and waistcoats, billowing tailored trousers and dramatic floor-length peacoats, which are all available to purchase now. Alongside hefty tailoring are straight-fitting one-pieces, which make use of contrast stitching to provide contrast. Shirt collars are cut loose and feature bib-like stitching, which extends to the middle of the chest, exemplifying the detail-focused approach applied to the collaboration. The Daniel w. Fletcher x Huntsman collaboration is available to purchase via the Daniel w. Fletcher webstore, with prices starting at £190.  

Givenchy releases “Catwalk” book 

Givenchy is giving fans a comprehensive overview of the House of Givenchy’s collections from 1952 until today, presented through the 1200 original catwalk photographs in its “Catwalk” book. Each new era in Givenchy’s history opens with a brief overview and biography of the designer, while individual collections are introduced by a short text unveiling their influences and highlights. The book is available in Givenchy boutiques and online. 

Noah and PUMA enter their third chapter 

Noah and PUMA are continuing their ongoing partnership with a new collection of cut-and-sew apparel made by PUMA. It is inspired by classic silhouettes and winter essentials, making use of neutral and earthy tones. Highlights include a water-repellent nylon canvas quilted jacket and made-in-Portugal Twill Pants, elevated through thoughtful detailing. A standout two-piece suit has been designed by Noah exclusively for PUMA, crafted from a 90% wool and 10% cashmere blend. For footwear, the two brands have worked on an exclusive Suede Classic Velcro in “Camel” and “Navy” colourways. Shop the collaboration here. 

Casablanca drops tennis-inspired “The Court” sneaker

Casablanca’s latest sneaker is inspired by tennis. Aptly named “The Court,” it has been designed in-house by Founder and Creative Director, Charaf Tajer, and Art Director, Steve Grimes. The retro-inspired designs nod to the nostalgia of the ‘80s and ‘90s, seen in the coloured sole in red, blue and green, which contrasts with a classic all-white upper. Casablanca’s playful take on a sporting silhouette is available to shop on the Casablanca webstore and select retailers. 

FLANNELS is introducing homeware 

FLANNELS is going headlong into homeware, announcing the inclusion of a whole new home offering that will see the retailer stock a selection of designer items for your domestic space. Brands such as Versace, Off-White, Assouline, Seletti, Polspotten, and Jonathan Adler will all be available as part of the domestic designer offering. The full FLANNELS Home offering is available to shop now. 

Edwin drops new “Radiance” capsule with Jonathan Castro 

Edwin has partnered with Peruvian-born, Amsterdam-based Graphic Designer and multidisciplinary Artist, Jonathan Casto. The collaboration sees a selection of Edwin pieces used as a canvas, with items such as the loose-fitting Tyrell Pant, Sten Zip Jacket and Timeless Overshirt all personalised with Castro’s colourful graphics. Lookbook shots showcase the garments worn at night, where long-exposure photography techniques draw attention to the playful graphic prints. If this is up your street, you can shop the collection on the Edwin webstore.

A.P.C. releases its Interaction #21 with Pokémon 

A.P.C. is exploring the visual identity of Pokémon by fusing the worlds of gaming and fashion. The collaborative offering sees Pikachu featured on A.P.C. classics such as raw denim jeans, a merino knit and a sailor shirt. The character is joined by Bulbasaur, Charmander, and Squirtle, on T-shirts, sweatshirts, and jogging suits in athletic grey and white, which are available in both adult and children’s sizes. Adult accessories include Pikachu-adorned leather goods, including the Demi-lune mini bag. The collection is available to shop here. 

IUTER and ENGINE celebrate the Bōsōzoku subculture 

ENGINE Gin has taken the spirit world by storm with its innovative fusion of traditional gin-making with a disruptive visual aesthetic which draws on the visual properties of motor oil containers. It has collaborated with IUTER, to take this imagery to Japan and celebrate the Bōsōzoku culture – an anarchic motorcycle subculture and aesthetic that was born after the Second World War. They would often ride modified motorcycles and wear overalls decorated with custom symbols. The collection comprises T-shirts, caps, socks, and a workwear outfit consisting of a jacket and carpenter pants. The special IUTER x ENGINE clothing collection will be available starting from Nov. 17th exclusively at engine.land and iuter.com, and at IUTER Store (Milan).

Goldwin 0 is releasing its FW23 collection 

Goldwin 0, the experimental, technical arm of Goldwin, is releasing a new collection, which will be the first under the brand’s designer-in-residence Nur Abbas. The offering consists of three-dimensional down jackets and vests in autumnal hues of gold, grey and yellow, as well as 3D-printed, seamless knit tops, which reference the Japanese Olympic kits designed by the brand in the 60s. Shop the collection here. 

Filippa K celebrates 30 years with a limited-edition book 

Filippa K is celebrating its 30th anniversary with a limited-edition book produced in collaboration with Swedish photographer J.H. Engström. Titled It’s Been 30 Years, it features never-before-seen archival photography from Engström and images that capture the brand’s history. If this sounds like a bit of you, head to the Filippa K webstore to grab a copy now. 

Les Benjamins releases Classic Collection 

Les Benjamins is back with another hit of luxury streetwear, redefining elegance through simplicity in its Classic Collection, which pays homage to the dynamic pace and multifaceted nature of the contemporary perfect lifestyle. It sees clean lines and sharp tailoring merge with easy-wearing silhouettes, such as sweatshirts, sweatpants, T-shirts, and dresses. Each piece is crafted from premium fabrics, nodding to the Les Benjamins design ethos and subtly elevating the collection. The Classic Collection is available on the Les Benjamins website. 

LANVIN unveils its Holiday collection 

LANVIN is getting in the festive mood with the launch of its Holiday 2023 collection. It revisits iconic Cat bags with metallic colours, dressing ballet flats in silver and gold, while decorating accessories with studs. A Christmas-coded Little Red Dress is cut with an elevated opening on the shoulder and completed with eyelet detailing, a key motif of the LANVIN brand. If you fancy a festive treat, head to LANVIN and sort yourself out. 

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