4 fashion drops worth shopping this Christmas, from Ferragamo to Jacquemus

Dec 23 , 2025

Jacquemus small Turismo bag in dark mint. Photo: Handout

Actor Bill Nighy has partnered with knitwear house John Smedley, while Etnodim reinterprets the traditional Ukrainian vyshyvanka

From Bill Nighy’s lifelong love affair with John Smedley’s British knits to Etnodim’s fresh take on Ukrainian vyshyvanka embroidery, these pieces blend tradition with contemporary edge – think Ferragamo’s iconic Vara Bow pumps on Hyeri Lee and Jacquemus’ nautical-inspired Le Turismo bag.

John Smedley

British actor Bill Nighy has been a fan of knitwear house John Smedley since he was 17 years old. Now the two have partnered in the Bill Nighy for John Smedley collection, which features items such as long johns and cardigans, all made in England from merino wool and cashmere. Nigh-ce!

Jacquemus

Le Turismo from French label Jacquemus first debuted at the brand’s runway show on the island of Capri. Made in Italy and inspired by the nautical world, the bag – available in two sizes – is embellished with a stylish oversized knot on the handle.

Ferragamo

In 1978, Fiamma Ferragamo, founder Salvatore’s eldest daughter, came up with the Vara Bow, which over the years has become one of the most beloved symbols of the house. South Korean actress and singer Hyeri Lee wears a pair of Vara Bow pumps in fiery red in the label’s latest campaign.

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