MICHAEL KORS TAKES ROME: Suki Waterhouse, Logan Lerman, and the Campaign That’s Redefining Luxury Fashion
“Michael Kors has masterfully redefined the intersection of fashion and cinematic storytelling with his Fall 2025 campaign. By casting Suki Waterhouse and Logan Lerman against the eternal beauty of Rome, he doesn’t just showcase a collection—he crafts a narrative of modern elegance rooted in heritage and wanderlust. This campaign is a benchmark moment in luxury branding, proving that Kors understands not only how the American consumer is evolving, but how to lead that evolution with authenticity, artistry, and global resonance.” — Joseph DeAcetis, Editor at StyleLujo.com and Professor at The Fashion Institute of Technology
AMIRI’s FW25 Campaign Is a Hollywood Dreamscape—and It’s a Love Letter to Hollywood Noir
“AMIRI’s FW25 campaign is a cinematic triumph that captures the dark romanticism of Los Angeles nightlife with striking authenticity. Shot on 35mm film, the visuals evoke a pre-digital nostalgia that feels both intimate and timeless. The casting of Miles Caton, Lucky Blue Smith, and Nara Smith adds emotional depth and cultural relevance, each embodying a distinct facet of Hollywood’s allure. This campaign is a testament to how fashion can transcend clothing and become narrative-driven art.” —Joseph DeAcetis, Editor at StyleLujo.com and Professor at the Fashion Institute of Technology.
ERL’s Black & Brown Vamps Are the Skate Shoe Drop AW25 Didn’t Know It Needed—but Can’t Ignore
“ERL’s FW25 collection exemplifies the evolution of streetwear in Autumn/Winter 2025—where heritage storytelling meets sculptural innovation,” says Joseph DeAcetis, Editor at StyleLujo.com and Menswear Professor at the Fashion Institute of Technology. “The brand’s ability to channel Venice Beach’s underground culture into high-concept design speaks to a broader shift in menswear: one that values authenticity, locality, and artistic risk. ERL is not just responding to the moment—it’s helping define it.”
Heritage Reimagined: Barbour and Kaptain Sunshine Fuse British Utility with Japanese Craft for AW25
“Barbour and Kaptain Sunshine have masterfully bridged heritage and innovation in their AW25 collaboration, offering a fresh perspective on menswear that honors tradition while embracing global design language,” says Joseph DeAcetis, Editor at StyleLujo.com and Menswear Professor at the Fashion Institute of Technology. “This partnership exemplifies how British craftsmanship and Japanese precision can co-create garments that resonate with today’s style-conscious consumer, expanding the reach of menswear into a more adventurous and culturally connected future.”
Versace’s AW25 Menswear Is a Silk-Clad Rebellion—and You’ll Want Every Piece
“Versace’s AW25 menswear is a fearless evolution of masculine style—where silk shirting becomes a power move and tailoring meets unapologetic self-expression. The collection channels the house’s iconic ‘rock ’n’ royalty’ spirit with saturated prints and sensual textures that challenge convention while honoring legacy. It’s a wickedly stylish reminder that confidence isn’t just worn—it’s lived.” —Joseph DeAcetis, Editor at StyleLujo.com and Professor of Menswear at the Fashion Institute of Technology
Why Every Cool Guy in Paris and NYC Is Obsessed with This Spanish Streetwear Brand
“Pull&Bear understands that Gen Z isn’t just buying clothes—they’re buying into a mindset. The brand’s strength lies in its ability to translate cultural nuance into wearable statements,” says Joseph DeAcetis, Editor at StyleLujo.com and Professor at the Fashion Institute of Technology.
The Best US Open 2025 Fashion Trends to Wear On and Off the Court
The US Open 2025 is redefining court-side style with a fresh blend of athletic elegance and late-summer sophistication. This season’s standout trends—Color Pop Skort Duo, Tennis Tailoring, Sheer Elegance Layered, and Modern Prep—bring a dynamic mix of bold hues, structured silhouettes, and breezy layers that transition seamlessly from match day to city nights. “Tennis fashion is having its biggest style moment yet,” says Joseph DeAcetis, Editor at StyleLujo.com and Professor at the Fashion Institute of Technology. “These looks reflect a cultural shift where sport and luxury fashion intersect, creating a new standard for modern dressing both on and off the court.”
Red, White & Ralph: The Ryder Cup’s Most Stylish Comeback Yet
“Ralph Lauren’s Ryder Cup 2025 collection exemplifies the brand’s deep-rooted connection to golf and American heritage. The fusion of elevated style, technical innovation, and thoughtful design reflects not only the demands of elite competition but also the spirit of the Ryder Cup itself. I believe this collection captures the essence of modern golf—where performance meets tradition—and reinforces Ralph Lauren’s role as a cultural leader in sport and style.” — Joseph DeAcetis, Editor at Stylelujo.com and Professor at the Fashion Institute of Technology
Brunello Cucinelli’s FW25 Menswear Is a Masterclass in Quiet Power—Here’s Why It’s the Most Elegant Collection of the Season
“With Anamnesis, Brunello Cucinelli delivers more than a seasonal offering—he presents a philosophical framework for how modern men should dress: with intention, emotional depth, and quiet confidence. This collection is a sartorial meditation on memory and identity, reminding us that true elegance lies not in spectacle, but in substance.” —Joseph DeAcetis, Editor at StyleLujo.com and Professor of Advanced Menswear at the Fashion Institute of Technology
Helmut Lang FW25: Can the Brand That Defined Minimalism Still Lead the Conversation?
“In 2025, quiet luxury isn’t just a trend—it’s a cultural shift. It’s about refinement without excess, confidence without spectacle. Today’s consumer is drawn to pieces that speak softly but carry meaning: quality materials, thoughtful construction, and a sense of purpose. Quiet confidence is the new power dressing—it’s not about dominating a room, but owning your presence within it. —and that’s what makes it feel so relevant right now.” —Joseph DeAcetis, Editor of StyleLujo.com and Professor at the Fashion Institute of Technology