Glow, Glam, Gothic: This Week’s Fashion and Beauty Bloom

From Gracie Abram’s glow to Snoopy’s Parisian paw-ty, we’re serving up a week of glam news. Here to cover whisky delights, high-octane jewels, and collection drops flirting with your summer wardrobe, we’ve got some newness from TwoJeys to Feng Chen Wang.

Victor Ma and Caelan Moriarty Collab With Feng Chen Wang

Chinese artists, Victor Ma and Caelan Moriarty have conjured a capsule collection for Feng Chen Wang, inspired by the designer’s Autumn/Winter 2025 collection. Bottled into tangible art, Ma’s passions for collectables ignites this drop, painting LA’s electric chaos onto every item. Moriarty, a global citizen fit for Feng Chen Wang’s international takeover, weaves his life story, from East to West into this co-designed capsule. In it, you’ll find graphic tees and accessories such as distressed caps and key rings, all representing the dragon that took over the Chinese designer’s runway last Paris Fashion Week. It’s a vibrant, wearable manifesto, intersecting worlds and illuminating borderless magic. 

Gracie Abrams Becomes an Hourglass Ambassador

Psst, beauty insiders! Gracie Abrams, the girl with the golden voice and even more golden glow, is the new Global Brand Partner for Hourglass Cosmetics. Radiant skin, any time, any place, any wear. With Vanish Concealer, dewy skin tints, and a new Illusion primer that’s basically a filter in a bottle. And the best part? Hourglass is dropping new shades and travel sizes, so you can glow on the go. Snag Gracie’s look, from cult-fave concealer to flawless pore-blurring perfection, before it’s all gone, now available at hourglasscosmetics.com and select retailers.

TwoJeys x MotoGP is Your Vintage Speed Dream Come True

Rev your engines, as the purveyors of vintage cool TwoJeys have teamed up with MotoGP, for their first collaboration – and it’s giveing adrenaline-laced glamour. The capsule collection features twenty exclusive pieces, including a line of 925 sterling silver accesories, dripping with high-octane enamel. Personal favourites include the black & white two-star knockout ring, and the “Peace & Gas” necklace featuring an American flag and the symbolic wild horse as pendents.

The collaboration also comes with a range of apparel pieces, and trust us, there’s something for everybody –whether it’s a sun-protecting cap to wear on the side tracks, or a graphic tee that’ll have you reminiscing on the first race you ever watched. To capture the whole thing, TwoJeys enlisted photographer Julien Boudet, for an on-track experience. Speaking on the collection, Joan Margarit and Biel Juste, founders of TwoJeys, state: “We want to return to our roots and tell the story behind everything we create, handwashing and working on each of our pieces to give them the perfect details and a unique personality.” 

Unveiled during the Austin Grand Prix last weekend, where the asphalt sizzles and nostalgia of the past takes light, the collection is now up for grabs online and in stores.

Feel The London Summer Love in Denzilpatrick‘s SS25 Collection

Dedication, practice, honour, love – this is how Londoners like to play. The designers behind the London-based brand Denzilpatrick, Daniel Gayle and James Bosley, are bringing the city’s spirit to its Spring/Summer 2025 collection, a homecoming runway drenched in “One More Time with Feeling.” This offering dreams with the sartorial language of leisure, from the rehearsal room to the poolside. 

British club uniforms are softened for summer’s embrace, joined by delicate tracksuits and iconic donkey jackets. Trade union emblems, softened by silk, and military trimmings are repurposed as playful summer treasures, completing the warm-weather vision. Together, the design duo have woven a love letter to London’s diversity, a symphony of leisure, where every stitch sings of strength. Launching on March 31st, Denzilpatrick’s SS25 collection is a reminder that London belongs to us.

Snoopy’s Paris Birthday Paw-ty

Happy Birthday Snoopy! The iconic Parisian Pup turns 75, and the city of light is throwing a fashion fiesta from March 22nd to April 5th 2025. “Snoopy in Style” is a parade of plush puppies and high fashion takes over 60 Rue de Turenne’s. Forget dog years, these are style years, celebrating the legendary Charles Schulz and his iconic Peanuts gang. Snoopy and Woodstock are draped in designs from fashion’s most distinctive, including LGN Louis Gabriel Nouchi.

The founder of concept book publisher Just An Idea, Sarah Andleman, conjures a spectacle, inviting designers to dress these plush icons, echoing a legendary 1980s project. It’s a party to Peanut’s global influence, a celebration of Schulz’s genius, and a reminder that even cartoon canines have impeccable taste.

Vintage Eyewear Finds a New Digital Home

A treasure trove for collectors and style mavens alike – Vintage Eyewear is now available online. Meticulously curated by founder Andre Montana, the website offers an extensive collection of vintage sunglasses all hand picked for their distinctive style and craftsmanship – and now, his own designs, too. “Since starting my vintage eyewear collection in 2005, I have seen the love of vintage sunglasses grow. I think this is down to the nostalgia behind these pieces, it makes people reminiscent of a time when design and craftsmanship was second to none. This is what ultimately inspired me to design my own sunglasses,” Montana says. Dive in!

Johnnie Walker – From Ghost Whiskies to Couture Dreams 

Beneath Edinburgh’s storied streets, Dr. Emma Walker, a whisky whisperer, unveils the Johnnie Walker Vault: a liquid canvas for storytelling. Forget mere spirits – this is where personal narratives become bespoke blends. Imagine: Kelly Wearstler’s opulent visions, Gabriel Moses’s cinematic dreams, and Yoyo Cao’s multifaceted brilliance, all distilled into rare, aged whiskies. Walker, from her hidden atelier, charms these tales, drawing from 500 elusive casks. Each year, a chosen few will dive into this bespoke experience, crafting their own liquid legacies. But the story doesn’t end there, as the brand hints a couture-infused collaboration set to be revealed in Spring 2025.

Nudie Jeans Conquers Club Row 

Nudie Jeans has dropped anchor at 9 Club Row, transforming East London into a veritable denim mecca. Nudie’s “Denim Kiosk” is packed with sustainable chic. Layered, rich, and bursting with character, just like their jeans, in a local distribution hub masquerading as a window-front repair workshop. While they’ve repaired over 68,000 pairs and resold 3,500 pre-loved jeans, this new spot aims to slash ait freight, proving they’re serious about saving the planet, one perfectly patched pair at a time. With global expansion on the horizon – Manchester, Auckland, Bandung, you’re next!

Twisted Tales: Aeyde’s SS25 Red Riding Hood

Berlin’s calling, and Aeyde’s answering. This twisted fairytale of Red Riding Hood reborn weaves fever dreams to show off their SS25 collection. Gigi, Margot, and Jennifer? They’ve all danced in Aeyde’s sleek, bold hues. Now Tiana Reid Chew-Bose, she of the poetic “Too Much” reimagines Grimm’s dark tales and Daniel Roch captures the urban gothic with a lens that sees beyond the surface. Leanne De Haan, Aeyde’s muse, bites roses, crush’s petals, a sultry heroine who’s draped in leather, lace, mesh, and metal. As Aeyde’s SS25 collection struts into the light, we see Bauhaus chic with a dash of dark romance, and familiar tales twist into something gloriously, darkly divine. 

Words – Isabella Ardeman