14 fashion releases you need to know about this week

Raf Simons’ first sunglasses range for Calvin Klein is nothing short of spectacular. (Can you tell we’re big Raf fans?) The 205W39NYC collection features several futuristic styles with tinted lenses in shades of pink, orange and blue.
Marchon, £375

Cool Californian denim brand 7 For All Mankind is now easily available to buy in the UK. Their new vintage line includes distressed patches and raw detailing. Our favourite has to be the cropped Kiki style.
7 For All Mankind, from £180

Cool Parisian brand The Kooples has teamed up sportswear giant PUMA for a two-piece trainer collaboration that is set to be snapped up by the style pack. The brand has reimagined PUMA’s classic Clyde trainer in sumptuous white and black leather with a subtle skull head jewelled onto the back.
The Kooples, £150

A lot of us dream of owning a top-notch phone case but struggle with finding the right one. Luckily, Suki Waterhouse’s fun accessories label, Pop & Suki, is collaborating with Kodak on a millennial pink case to go with Kodak’s new smartphone, the Kodak Ektra. The best part? You can buy both the phone and case for a very special price.
Kodak, £369.99

Forget summer. Brands are already starting to release their pre-fall collections. Jonny Johansson’s Acne is your go-to destination for great jackets from stripy padded bombers to the best in shearling.
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adidas is re-releasing its iconic Campus trainer. Known for its place in the sports and fashion worlds, the silhouette (which first made an appearance in 1978) has been updated in a new premium unbuckle fabric.
adidas, from £69.95

Ethiopian model Liya Kebede is the name behind this hand-crafted brand. Partnering with local artisans from both her homeland and Kenya, the well-known face is proving the important of ethics with a range of handmade tunics, dresses and cute summer camis.
Amazon Fashion, from £125

The famed British brand is launching a new bag style. The Amberley satchel was first seen on the London Fashion Week catwalk and is inspired by all things British with a whole lot of equestrian detailing. It comes in lots of sizes, textures and colours so get browsing.
Mulberry, from £450

The revolutionary Hammock design is basically three bags in one. You can wear it any way you like (thanks to a versatile strap) and fit in everything but your kitchen sink. Take your pick from calfskin leather versions in standard blacks and browns along with a unique cloud print.
Loewe, from £1450

Kym Ellery’s namesake brand is the master of statement flares (whether that’s on trousers or tops). The label has just launched an exclusive capsule collection on Net-a-Porter full of workwear ruffles and glittery evening wear.
Net-a-Porter, from £610

For those looking for the perfect travel bag, Saint Laurent has just answered your prayers. A new men’s bag style can be converted to a handy duffle bag in a matter of seconds. A medium and large canvas bag are available along with a large leather version.
Saint Laurent, from £775

Giuseppe Zanotti’s new Backstage capsule collection is a vibrant mish-mash of towering heels and comfy flats. Two styles have just been released: a hot pink architectural pair of wedges and Zanotti’s matching signature trainers. Stay tuned for the full range in September.
Giuseppe Zanotti, from £695

Fun-loving designer Peter Jensen is celebrating the birthday of Spongebob Squarepants with a special one-off collection. Entitled Spongebob Gold, the print-heavy pieces feature much-loved cartoon characters along with Jensen’s signature bunny insignia.
Farfetch, from £70

Sonia Rykiel’s two new bags are ones to put on your wishlist. The calfskin leather Baltard tote is a modern take on the well-known mesh bag and comes in neutral black and brown as well as lightning yellow. The Sailor tote, meanwhile, is an easily wearable canvas bag obviously inspired by seafarers.
Sonia Rykiel, £325 for Sailor, £490 for Baltard