In December 2025, Tyra Banks went viral after complaining that she was not invited to participate in the 20th anniversary episode of the Dancing with the Stars show, at the same time revealing that she was also excited to see the Victoria Secret Fashion Show back on stage, which she had missed because of her business plans in Australia.
Naomi Campbell appears in the campaigns of both Burberry and Prada, the Holiday 2025 campaign, as well as Rosie Huntington-Whiteley and Maya Hawke. Burberry is shot on a London townhouse whereas the snowy road trip idea by Prada gives cinematic flavor.
BLACKPINK (JISOO) is the star of Tommy Hilfiger, and the company has launched a campaign named as Hilfiger Holiday that integrates the elements of prep style and nostalgic winter stories.
Maude Apato was also the winner of the Max Mara Face of the Future Award, which was hosted at Chateau Marmont with such attendees as Naomi Watts and Sarah Paulson.
There is a first Middle East campaign of Balenciaga with Dana Hourani, and it is focused on soft tailoring and identity of the region.
Antonela Roccuzzo (the wife of Lionel Messi) hosted a sale of luxury resale closures with Vestiaire Collective, where her 150 designer items are sold.
It is dominated by bold colorations, jocular designs on neon colors, animal print designs and cute graphics.
Fringe sneakers, cowgirl boots, and cape dresses are necessities, and these items give a booster and confidence to the wardrobes of kids.
Sustainability is the new direction: organic cotton, bamboo and recycled fabrics work well in terms of comfort and eco-friendliness.
Neutral clothes are also increasing, and large oversized tees and joggers are in neutral colors.
Technologically enhanced clothing is coming in UV-protective clothing, LED elements, and thermoregulating fabrics.
Inspirations are high on the cultural front: African prints, Japanese motifs and styles of world embroideries are defining the fashion stories of the kids.
The number of influencer collaborations is on the rise, and collections by artists and online celebrities as limited editions are designed.
Cowgirl boots with fringes and dresses with rose petals are also being done to shoot on holidays, with the accent on charm and individuality.
Embroidered jackets and jackets with tiger prints are famous among playful and age specific dressing.
Aesthetic quizzes and wardrobe guides are used by parents to create a personal appearance of their children.
Coach is taking over resale and search trends becoming the It-girl pick of the season.
Louis Vuitton and Gucci are still dominant all over the world, and the creative director shuffles help to create enormous search spikes.
Cartier Santos Demoiselle experienced an increase in interest by 194 percent when photos of Taylor Swift engagement became viral.
Gap returned in a glorious fashion to Covent Garden with a re-invented flagship store.
To increase the amount of online presence, Clarks began selling on Shein and Tik Tok Shop, marking the transition to the Gen Z platform.
Mulberry has had a promising first half as its turnaround plan is taking off.
Pangaia had a former Inditex executive as its new CEO, which suggested scale-up plans.
A significant change in accessories leadership is that Johnny Coca left Louis Vuitton.
The debut of Dior by Jonathan Anderson led to a 390 percent increase in searches, whereas the launch of Demna at Gucci made the brand rise by 87 percent.
The engines of growth in Asia will transform the fashion demand in the world.
Effective: January 1, 2025 – December 31, 2026
Last Updated: November 20, 2025
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