What's on our radar? Glamour's roundup of the latest fashion news

We roundup the latest fashion news on our radar. From the latest denim collabs to the coolest sneaker drops, we keep you updated on what's hot and trending so you don't have to.

G star has positioned themselves as a denim brand synonymous with innovative craftsmanship, bold design with a distinctive aesthetic.Their latest collab with Belgian Fashion Designer Walter Van Beirendonck is a boundary pushing capsule collection which debuted at Paris Fashion Week.

To front the latest campaign G star turned to Rugby star Hacjivah Dayimani. Known for his fearless approach both on and off the field, making him the perfect embodiment of ‘Denim with Balls’ - a collection that defies traditional denim craftsmanship with unconventional tailoring, experimental silhouettes, and bold innovation. A true style disruptor, Dayimani blends elements of sport, streetwear, and high fashion with ease, making him a natural fit for a collection that defies convention. With its experimental silhouettes, unconventional tailoring, and forward-thinking craftsmanship, the collaboration speaks to those who move with confidence - whether in competition or in self-expression.

First unveiled at Paris Fashion Week, the Walter Van Beirendonck x G-STAR capsule collection is a daring reimagination of denim. Given complete creative freedom, Van Beirendonck experimented with gluing and taping instead of traditional stitching, creating a bold, high-impact aesthetic that challenges the norms of denim craftsmanship. “I aimed to challenge and reimagine traditional methods. Why are clothes still being stitched when we have the potential to explore so many other techniques? This project is all about innovation, research, and pushing the conventions of fashion. It was great to be given total creative freedom by G-STAR.” - Walter Van Beirendonck

The collection is exlusively on G-star.com

Vans continues its partnership with British rapper Little Simz

Vans unveils the next chapter of their Premium Old Skool Music Collection with British rapper Little Simz and Vans EMEA team rider Helena Long. Born in skate, raised in music, fusing heritage with innovation, Vans is reworking a classic for the next generation of creatives who move to their own beat. Little Simz is an artist known for pushing boundaries both musically and stylistically. She’s been part of the Vans family since 2023 and has left her mark on the brand with a custom Slip-On collection, multiple campaign features, and an unforgettable House of Vans performance in Johannesburg. Now, she steps into the Premium Old Skool, a shoe that—like her music—challenges the status quo. Filmed in Johannesburg during Little Simz’s headline set at House of Vans, the campaign follows Little Simz and Helena Long, captured through the lens of longtime collaborator Fenn O’Meally.

First introduced as the Style 36 in 1977, the Old Skool™ was built for skaters, but its influence didn’t stop there. As the first Vans sneaker to feature the now-iconic Sidestripe™, it became a symbol of rebellion and creativity. For decades, it’s been worn in sweaty punk clubs, on hip hop stages, and by skaters carving their own path. The Premium Old Skool Music Collection taps into that energy by pulling inspiration from the three defining eras of music that made the Old Skool a cultural staple.

The Premium Old Skool Music Collection (Checkerboard) dropped on March 20th at Vans retail locations and at Vans.co.za

Puma reveals their latest campaign empowering female self-expression

PUMA unveils the JER-SHE collection — an empowering line that champions women's self-expression in sports and beyond. Each piece serves as a blank canvas for individuality, drawing inspiration from basketball, motorsports and football. Maria Valdes, Chief Product Officer at PUMA, states, “Every jersey in this collection represents a blank canvas to express who they are and what they stand for.” PUMA's ongoing commitment and willingness to celebrate and empower women in sports and culture continues through this release. The JER-SHE collection takes this mission further by literally putting the power of expression in the hands of the wearer. PUMA’s Jer-She collection is available from 25 March 2025 at PUMA.com and PUMA retail stores.