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An outing to consider, a trend to adopt, a new idea to test, a taste to savor. Subjective recommendations from George V Magazine to boost your weekend to-do list.
Why not take a look at the latest works from fashion designers…
Now artists? This week, two of them are back in action. At the Konrad Fischer Galerie in Berlin, Martin Margiela presents his distortions of everyday objects, including underwear, in his first German exhibition. As part of the Labour of Love exhibition celebrating Galerist’s 25th anniversary in Istanbul, Ussein Chalayan presents Airmail Dress-Silver Transmission , a paper envelope-dress. P.S.: It fits mailboxes like a glove.
Why don’t you give it a try…
In a DJ set with Miu Miu? The brand is opening the Miu Miu Vinyl Club, a festive pop-up at Galeries Lafayette featuring vibrant mixing consoles where you can rearrange melodies before sharing them with each other. You can also exclusively purchase a Marshall speaker with a leather cover or foldable ballet flats to save your feet at the end of the night. Let’s dance!
Why not bring back the trench coat…
Which is on display in London? The ever-reliable autumn overcoat, the trench coat is being celebrated at the V&A in an exhibition that also marks the 170th anniversary of its most iconic manufacturer: Burberry. It’s an opportunity to dissect the elements of its success, from the minute weave of the cotton gabardine to the most resounding creative variations. As a bonus, The Burberry Trench: Crafting an Icon offers free access to the Prince Consort Gallery, a rarely open, wood-paneled gallery that once housed the museum’s textile archives, and heralds the opening of another, The Burberry Gallery, this coming autumn.
Why don’t you change your mind…?
On your most worn-out pieces? Prada celebrates the marks of use and time on clothing with its Fall/Winter 2026-2027 collection. A meticulous process of erosion and staining, using brush and scissors, which could well, by extension, re-enchant those moth-eaten sweaters languishing in our closets.
