The Week in Fashion: Calvin Klein Brings the Heat and Mugler Gets Trippy

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Our April Cover Star Teams Up With Fellow It Girls for a Trippy Mugler Shoot

Alex Consani has certainly been staying booked and busy. While the 21-year-old model was recently unveiled as one of the cover stars for Harper’s Bazaar’s April 2025 Now Issue, she was also just announced as one of the It girls featured in a trippy new campaign from Mugler.

As a way to promote the first part of Casey Cadwallader’s Fall 2025 collection, Consani joined friends and fellow models Gabbriette Bechtel, Amar Akway, and Frankie Rayder for a series of videos and photos captured by Inez & Vinoodh.

In looks styled by Dara and in settings inspired by classical paintings, the dimly lit rooms see the models practically aglow before the lights turn on to reveal their looks. A press statement from the brand claimed that this campaign acts as “a statement on the limitless power of metamorphosis.” We can see that for them.

ECCO Rightfully Deems Chloë Sevigny a Style Icon

From Saint Laurent to Jimmy Choo, Chloë Sevigny has been in quite the lineup of campaigns recently. But it’s no surprise, given that her quirky style and love of fashion has made her a fave within the industry.

That brand love continued this week with a new shoot from ECCO, where Sevigny is deemed a literal style icon, as part of the footwear and leather good maker’s “Icons that Last” campaign.

In a series of poolside photos, Sevigny models accessories from the brand’s Spring 2025 campaign. “I am thrilled to partner with ECCO on this campaign, there’s an authenticity to the brand I admire – it’s unpretentious and effortless,” Sevigny said. “I love how ECCO pay as much attention to how things feel a show they look. True style to me means having the freedom to express myself and live uninhibited, which is something I always feel when I wear ECCO.” Shop the collection here.

Loro Piana Prepares to Unveil Its First Exhibition in Shanghai

On Saturday, March 22, Italian luxury house Loro Piana will unveil its first-ever exhibition at the Museum of Art Pudong in Shanghai, as a way to honor the brand’s longstanding relationship with China.

Titled “If You Know, You Know. Loro Piana’s Quest for Excellence,” the exhibition will chart the last 100 years of Loro Piana, from its early days as a family-run textile company to its current standing as one of the biggest luxury houses in the world.

The exhibition was curated by Judith Clark, and it is divided into 13 different immersive rooms, which focus on everything from the materials to the construction to the sustainability that goes into the craftsmanship. The display will be open to the public through May 5. Get your tickets here.

Adriana Lima Co-Signs the Return of the Stephen Sprouse x Marc Jacobs Tote Bag

The history between Marc Jacobs and the Stephen Sprouse estate is a rich one. All the way back in 2000, the two united for a special collab that combined Jacobs’s love of fashion and Sprouse’s eye-popping graffiti, a mere four years before Sprouse passed away. Then, the world got a major surprise in 2024, when Marc Jacobs revealed the bag was back. Of course, it immediately sold out.

Now, Marc Jacobs and the Sprouse estate have unveiled a new, limited-edition pink colorway, which features an archival graffiti print gifted to Marc by Sprouse himself. The text on it reads: “Grant me the serenity to chill.”

To help celebrate the release, model Adriana Lima stars in the neon-colored campaign captured by Nick Newbold. She poses in pink-and-black rooms where the walls are covered in the same print, and to match the space (and her bag), Lima wears an all-black fit styled by Alastair McKimm.

The bag hasn’t sold out yet, but you might want to act fast. You can purchase one here.

Devyn Garcia Embraces Florals for Spring in a New Victoria’s Secret Campaign

Devyn Garcia has been named the newest face of the Victoria’s Secret fragrance Bombshell, which celebrates its 15th anniversary this year. And to celebrate, the perfume has been repackaged in a sleek pink bottle that perfectly encapsulates its rosy scent.

Garcia leaned in to the floral vibes in a new campaign, where she wore a frilly blush dress and stood amongst bouquets of flowers, while rocking statement earrings in the same shape as the bottle.

It’s no wonder Garcia was chosen to promote the iconic fragrance, given that she’s been a longtime favorite of the brand. Just look back to last year, when she was one of the models chosen to take part in the Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show return event.

If you feel like celebrating, you can pick up a bottle of the fragrance here.

Bad Bunny Made Us Sweat as the Newest Ambassador for Calvin Klein

Bad Bunny stripped down to nothing but his skivvies for a new Calvin Klein campaign shot by Mario Sorrenti, putting him amongst the ranks of other musical stars like Shawn Mendes and Justin Bieber, who have both nearly bared it all for the intimates brand.

“The vibe is infinite,” Bad Bunny says in clip soundtracked by his track “EoO,” from his latest critically-acclaimed album, Debí Tirar Más Fotos.

Like other recent Calvin Klein shoots, the campaign quickly broke the internet. And Bad Bunny kept it casual on his Instagram, where he shared a few of the shots and simply wrote: “calvin klein.” We’ve been fanning ourselves ever since.

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