Get up close and personal with Martin Margiela in new exhibition

Did you know that Martin Margiela is obsessed with Barbie? Since the late 1980s, the Belgian designer has routinely referenced Barbie and Ken in his work, crediting the dolls as the influence for several of his collections, and even creating miniature Margiela outfits for them. Well, now you can own your own Margiela Barbie doll – three of them are being auctioned off in Paris next week, alongside a collection of items from the designer’s personal archives. 

Presented by Maurice Auctions in collaboration with Kerry Taylor Auctions, Margiela’s ‘Personal Archives’ will be on display to the public, before it goes under the hammer on July 9. The exhibition will take place from tomorrow, running from July 4 until July 8, and includes more than 200 photographs, drawings, and objects, spanning over 40 years. It marks the first time a living designer has worked directly with an auction house to release their own personal archive, so be sure to book your slot to view it here. 

Elsewhere in fashion this week, we waved goodbye to the SS27 menswear shows and rounded up all the bits you missed. We explored how London’s dying nightlife is killing the fashion club kid, and celebrated the 10th anniversary of GmbH ahead of the brand’s Berlin show this weekend. Here’s everything else you need to catch up with…

Son of Chris Martin and Gwyneth Paltrow, Moses Martin made his modelling debut earlier this week, starring in a new Burberry campaign. ‘Escape to the Countryside’ sees the 20-year-old model sporting the famous check in the great outdoors, accompanied by Edie Campbell, Nora Attal and Sang Woo Kim. See here. 

Fashion stylist Harry Lambert (best known for his work dressing Harry Styles) has teamed up with Danish jewellery brand Pandora for a special new collection and platform launching next week. Titled ‘Pandora Wonders’, it comprises 11 special-edition charms, inspired by nature and nostalgia. See here. 

London designer Geordie Campbell has teamed up with charity Queer Was Always Here (QWAH) to celebrate Pride 2026. The capsule collection consists of two slogan t-shirts, which can be found at Fitrozvia’s BOYS! BOYS! BOYS! Gallery Café. All proceeds support Choose Love partner charities Say It Loud Club and Rainbow Railroad, and can also be purchased online, here. 

Last week, during the men’s shows in Paris, not only did adidas Originals debut a new collaboration with Rick Owens, it also celebrated the Stan Smith with a two-day residency. Taking over a corner of the Marias, adidas opened an activation space that hosted the fashion crowd, with special performances from James Blake and Yung Lean. 

Forza Ferrari! This weekend marks the biggest date in British motorsport, the British Grand Prix at Silverstone. To mark the occasion, Ferrari has unveiled a special capsule collection and installation at the brand’s London flagship. The collection itself features everything from bag charms to leather jumpsuits – see for yourself, here.

Jean Paul Gaultier and creative director Duran Lantink have revealed a new pre-spring 2027 ‘Le Vestiaire 1’ collection, inspired by sailor, military and biker aesthetics from the JPG archive. It’s a continuation of Lantink’s AW26 ready-to-wear collection, and is the first pre-spring offering from the designer (ahead of his highly anticipated couture show later this week). 

Icelandic outwear company 66 North is best known for its chunky, thermal layers, puffer jackets and clothes designed to battle the harsh Arctic conditions. You might not know that it also does swimwear – whether you’re taking a cold plunge in the freezing sea or bathing in warm geothermal pools. See here. 

LA-based denim company True Religion is set for a ‘True Summer’, partnering with the queen of the Midnight Sun, Zara Larsson. The Swedish pop sensation is the face of the brand’s latest campaign, photographed in New York while she was on tour. See here. 

For Berlin Fashion Week this season, German brand ioannes teamed up with fragrance brand Escentric Molecules to scent its first Salon presentation. Hosted in the home and studio of founder Johannes Boehl Cronau, the immersive sensory experience saw models inhabit the apartment, moving through rooms which had been perfumed with Escentric 01. The fragrance also scented the models, creating an atmosphere that cocooned the audience.