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Doublecross My Body Is Not A Temple It Is A Catholic Church Shirt . London-based designer Ashish, known for his glamour and tongue-in-cheek humour, has unveiled a collaboration with alcohol brand Baileys.Ashish, fresh off dressing singer Jessie Ware at Glastonbury and designing Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour T-shirts, has created a summer statement tee for those with something to say about their love for iced coffee.The ‘Put Your Baileys in My Coffee’ T-shirts, are supporting Baileys’ global ‘Stir Things Up?’ campaign, to drive audiences to enjoy Baileys iced coffee this summer and the alcohol brand’s new menu at Grind locations in London until September.The Ashish tees will be available in two styles, a white cropped tee and a boxy tee, both featuring the embossed black glitter slogan, exclusively at Grind from July 26. The tees will be in a bundle including a bottle of Baileys and a pink Grind tin with ethically sourced ground coffee for 35 pounds.Commenting on the collaboration, Ashish said in a statement: “I have always been such a huge fan of Baileys, so I jumped at the chance to stir things up this summer to create an iconic summer statement to embrace in this new tee.“I was so inspired by Baileys’ archival advertising campaigns: how they embodied playfulness, an air of indulgence and a wicked sense of humour. These tees are for iced coffee lovers, and people who want to have fun this summer!”

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Doublecross My Body Is Not A Temple It Is A Catholic Church Shirt . Following the release of the London, New York and Paris SS25 women’s fashion week schedules, the Camera Nazionale della Moda Italiana (CNMI) has now unveiled its own provisional calendar for the upcoming Milan Fashion Week.Kicking off on September 17 with a show by Fendi, the week will stretch to September 23, over which 58 physical shows and three digital shows are set to take place.First time names on the fashion show lineup include Susan Fang supported by Dolce & Gabbana, Chiccomao, Federico Cina and Phan Dang Hoang, while first timers on the digital calendar are to be Defaience by Nicola Bacchilega and Jacob Cohën. Alongside notable returnees The Attico and Laura Biagiotti, there will also be a cohort of Milan regulars on the schedule, including Marni, Gucci, Prada, Jil Sander, Versace, Etro and Diesel.On the first day of shows, September 17, CNMI’s Fashion Hub will be inaugurated. The project, supported by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation and the Italian Trade Agency, will play host to initiatives and activities designed to promote emerging brands and designers while encouraging networking among major industry players.Meanwhile, on September 22, the third edition of the CNMI Sustainable Fashion Awards is set to take place at Teatro alla Scala, a ceremony held in collaboration with the Ethical Fashion Initiative (EFI) of the United Nations Agency ITC and the Ellen MacArthur Foundation.