Gucci and Dover Street Market announced their first collaboration, which will include all four DSM locations in Tokyo, New York, London and Beijing, launching with Gucci Creative Director Alessandro Michele’s first collections – Fall Winter 2015-16 and Cruise 2016.

The partnership saw the opening of a dedicated Gucci shop-in-shop at Dover Street Market in Ginza, Tokyo, the home city of Dover Street Market’s founder Rei Kawakubo. Thereafter, Gucci will open similar spaces at Dover Street Market New York on September10th, in conjunction with the city’s fashion week; Dover Street Market London on September 10th, in coincidence with London Fashion Week; and the new Dover Street Market Beijing in the fall.

To personalize the new Gucci spaces in Dover Street Market, Gucci’s Creative Director Alessandro Michele has taken his inspiration from the urban setting of the Fall Winter 2015-16. Gucci fashion shows. Featuring concrete panels, an old-rose pink carpet, an armchair in vibrant cherry red velvet, rough metal rolling racks, screen partitions in old-rose pink capitonné velvet, and busts upholstered in ochre, red-purple and green velvet. As a “living space” the shop will be entirely reimagined by Alessandro Michele for the arrival of his first Cruise collection.

In celebration of the first anniversary of his online store,designer Jonathan Anderson has launched a new online exhibition which highlights the work 80s photographer Ian David Baker.

The exposition includes 50 The black-and-white images, handpicked by the designer himself, include snapshots of British life in the 80s, photographs of London street protests including early gay pride marches and artful and erotically charged pictures of men.Many of the images selected by Anderson for his exhibition are previously unseen by the public.

With this exhibition, Anderson has given all the viewers a rare opportunity to rediscover work by one of the pioneering photographers of London’s subcultures.

Tiffany & Co. unveiled its fall 2015 ad campaign which highlights beautiful relations of mother and son, sisters and friendship.

The ad campaign was created in partnership with Tiffany’s ad agency, Ogilvy & Mather. Shot by Mario Sorrenti and styled by Tabitha Simmons, the black and white images feature sisters Dree and Langley Fox Hemingway, Doutzen Kroes and son Phyllon, and model friends Crista Cober and Imaan Hammam. The images show three newly redesigned jewelry collections: Tiffany Victoria, Tiffany Bow and Tiffany Infinity, all updated by design director Francesca Amfitheatrof.

The company will also soon release short films featuring behind-the-scenes footage from the campaign shoot.