What’s Good This Week: Dior’s Medallion Loafers, Jil Sander’s AW26 Campaign And More

These are the menswear happenings to have on your radar, including Amiri’s Laurel Canyon campaign, Carhartt WIP’s Icon refresh, and IM Men’s pleated leather bags.

Amiri takes us to its Laurel Canyon residence

Known for Californian counterculture and a melting pot for music, art and fashion, Amiri imagines its own Laurel Canyon residence for its band of misfits to show off the new Autumn/Winter 2026 offering. The cast in question? Global brand ambassador Yuta Jinguji, British artist Bakar, electronic duo The Hellp and actor Avan Jogia, amongst others. It’s a ’70s-tinged affair, with West Coast styles present in its range of relaxed tailoring, leather and denim. Check out the new campaign now.

Carhartt WIP Icons get a seasonal re-touch

If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it – but you can give it a little refresh every once in a while. That’s exactly what Carhartt WIP have done with its Icon collection for Autumn/Winter 2026, with “Tobacco” and “Dark Navy” tones in both rinsed and rigid finishes added to the lineup. The styles that see this new treatment are what we’ve come to know and love from the brand, like the Single and Double Knee Pant, Detroit Jacket, Active Jacket and more. Check out the new collection, available online and in-store now.

Emporio Armani goes to Berlin’s Funkhaus

Alasdair McLellan has been a busy man recently and his latest task took him to Berlin’s monumental architectural landmark, Funkhaus, for Emporio Armani’s Autumn/Winter 2026 campaign. Featuring familiar faces like Spanish actor Manu Rios and Italian swimmer Nicolò Martinenghi, we see a study of functional and modern design, both embodied by the collection itself and the structural backdrop. 

Stray Kids’ Changbin joins forces with Autry

As Autry’s first brand ambassador, Changbin of K-pop group Stray Kids’ has co-designed a new collaborative capsule for an offering that ranges from shoes to apparel. Central to the collection are the “Medalist” and “Hyperway” sneaker silhouettes that feature the artist’s signature DWAEKKI tail motif alongside a bespoke Changbin x Autry logo and pink accents throughout. Check out the collection now, available online and in-store.

Jil Sander takes home to an airport runway

What makes a house a home? If you think it’s what’s inside the house, Jil Sander’s Simone Belloti seems to agree, as he takes the furnishings outside to a private airport runway to twist the idea of interiors typically found inside a home. Shot by Moni Haworth, we see model Edie Campbell alongside off-kilter furniture: a table covered in latex, a sofa wrapped in foil, inviting viewers to fill in the gaps of the narrative for an interpretative Autumn/Winter 2026 campaign. 

Dior goes bold on the Medallion Loafers

Sometimes, the best pieces are the ones that are built for the everyday rotation with that slight bit of flair. Dior’s new Medallion Loafers personify this, offering a bold take on the classic footwear silhouette with its signature Medallion detailing (an emblem for the house since 1947) on the vamp of the shoe. You get a supple leather sole and subtly balanced proportions for an easy ride wherever you take them, too. Check them out now, available online and in-store. 

IM Men introduces pleats to leather

Bringing its emblematic pleating technique to IM Men’s accessories line, we get a selection of leather bags made up of overlapping pleats, creating a contrast between shadows and light. It’ll also be arriving in two-tone colourways in black and brown, as well as two sizes: the larger one made to comfortably fit a 13-inch laptop whilst the smaller one is tailor-made for the everyday essentials like a phone, wallet and a little bit extra. Check them out now, available online and in-store. 

Transitional dressing sorted, thanks to Wax London

From carnival, to the last of the major music festivals – the weekend just past felt like summer’s closing ceremony in the UK. And now we commence the liminal meteorological territory in which the whole-nine yards winter coat will leave you sweating on the tube, but it’s not quite time to centre your Sundays around roast dinners.

Wax London is reconciling that gap in more ways than one with its Autumn 2026 collection. The return of its Navarino Mac and Gower Gilet emerges as the outerwear hacks we need for these in-between times. The brushed yarn of the Walker and Tristan cardigans make for just the right amount of style and snug if your office heating’s not quite on full blast yet. And its trouser offering is as expansive as ever now shorts are extinct until May – with wide-leg fits to pleated numbers in flannels, pinstripes and tweed-fleck.

Named “Bridging the Divide”, the combining of contrasts is at the centre of the collection's inspiration, too – whether luxury-meets-edge, legacy design philosophies injected with contemporary flair or russet tones side by side with scarlets.