Dior’s heritage gets magnified in their new bag collection. Inspired by the Napoleon III-style chairs on which Christian Dior seated his guests at his salon in Paris, the Cannage motif is as iconic to Dior as pastries are to France. Now, the fashion house has enlarged the pattern on their latest drop of Dior Men’s bags, making for multiple pieces of walking art and fashion history. Printed on many classic Dior styles (including the Saddle Twin and the Weekender), the Maxi Cannage is available either in a delicious smoky black or beige grained leather.

Calvin Klein will be collaborating with Nensi Dojaka. After a two-season hiatus from the schedule to restructure her company and save a pretty penny from opting out of runway, LVMH Prize-winning Nensi will be returning to London Fashion Week this Saturday with a new Calvin Klein collaboration, which she will show alongside her namesake SS25 collection. The 44-piece strong collab will feature plenty of underwear (it’s CK, baby!) but also dresses, skirts and jackets. We can’t wait to see this double bill.

Get your cards ready divas, Dua’s going on a world tour. Today the pop powerhouse announced over 40 new dates for her Radical Optimism Tour. In addition to the many shows Dua will be doing in Asia for the tour this autumn, she’ll also be hitting the road across Australia, New Zealand, Europe, the UK and North America next spring. The general sale will begin on Friday, 20 September at 10am. See you in the queue.

Giddy up bitches, Horsegiirl just dropped a new track. High off the back of her success with the AG Cook produced “Obsessed”, the anonymous equine artist just released another ravey banger. Featuring a refrain to live by and a beat that could knock us into next year, “Eat, Sleep, Slay, 🔁” is a little bit hardstyle, a little bit donk, a lot a bit Horsegiirl.

Aries get techy in new collab with Pitaka. In need of a new phone case? Well – even if you aren’t – the beloved luxury streetwear brand has teamed up with the Chinese tech accessory giants on a new range of woven phone cases and charms. The cases’s exclusive Lumintex™ technology – which allows them to glow in the dark by absorbing light energy – meets a sturdy aramid fibre shell, making for a case that’s perfect for all occasions – stylish, silly and sloppy alike.

Oh là là! Charli XCX promised us another Brat remix, and it’s a heater: Troye Sivan has jumped on a sugary, UKG-tinged rework of “Talk Talk,” featuring uncredited ad libs in French and Spanish from Dua Lipa. Like last month’s “Guess” remix featuring Billie Eilish, it’s unapologetically R-rated, with Troye using his verse to be horny on main: “So here’s the plan/I wanna fly you out to Amsterdam/I’ve got a big hotel to fuck you in…” The full remix album Brat and it’s completely different but also still brat will be available on 11 October. ¿Ya estás sudando?

Bottega Veneta’s playful new fanzine is here. To coincide with the launch of their Winter 2024 collection, the Italian fashion house has launched a new (hefty, may we add) limited-edition fanzine consisting of photographs, drawings and references which give an exclusive BTS look into the brand’s creative process. Printed in five volumes, the publication will feature work from photographers and artists such as Alec Soth, Vytautas Kumza and Judy Bowman. There’s even an alien-inspired patch thrown in, because why not. The zine will be available free of charge across all of Bottega’s stores on a first come, first serve basis

Kendrick just dropped a new single on Instagram. Just days after he was announced as next year’s Super Bowl headliner, the rapper is making us work for it with a five-minute song that is so far only available via the app (annoying, but we get it). The song is the first track to be released by K-Dot since he won the summer’s most compelling celebrity feud with the ultimate diss track, “Not Like Us”. The full five-minute song plays over a photo of beaten-up Air Force 1s, a potential nod to the cover art of Drake’s “Push Ups”, which made fun of Kendrick’s shoe size. Though further details of the project – its title, release date, or whether it will reignite further beef – are unknown, we’ll be keeping a keen eye out.