It Is Primetime to Buy A24’s Robert Pattinson T-Shirt and All the Major Fashion News You Missed This Week

People have been wearing Robert Pattinson’s face on T-shirts for the best part of two decades. Ever since the first Twilight movie came out in 2008, fans of the fantasy franchise have eagerly collected Team Edward merchandise, ranging from hoodies, trackies, and mugs to pillowcases and life-size cardboard cut-outs. The enduring pop-cultural fascination with Pattinson’s early breakout role experienced a tangible sartorial renaissance two years ago when high street chain Bershka released a Twilight-inspired collection that quickly sold out online. Then, this spring, to coincide with the cinematic release of The Drama, A24 quietly dropped a highly coveted zip-up hoodie featuring the faces of both R-Patz and Zendaya.

Now, there is an entirely new Robert Pattinson clothing line to excite fans and streetwear enthusiasts alike. Los Angeles-based streetwear brand Farmer’s Daughter—which also recently collaborated with Dazed on a capsule collection—is continuing its ongoing partnership with independent entertainment powerhouse A24 for a brand-new Primetime merchandise drop. The film, which hits UK cinemas at the end of October, serves as a dramatic adaptation of Chris Hansen’s infamous 2006 reality television series To Catch a Predator, featuring Pattinson stepping into the role of the American television host.

The fashion collaboration includes a curated selection of pieces, featuring two T-shirts, a hoodie, and a raincoat. True to the brand’s graphic, quote-heavy aesthetic, the items are printed with memorable dialogue from the film. "YOU KNOW HOW THIS LOOKS, RIGHT?" reads the lettering along the hoodie’s sleeves.

Reflecting on the unexpected inspiration behind the drop, Farmer’s Daughter founder Alix Ross noted that his initial reaction to the movie was simply disbelief. "Actually, what the fuck?" Ross recalls. Speaking on the creative partnership, he added, "Lance [Oppenheim] is an amazing filmmaker. Rob [Pattinson] is my favorite actor. I love working with A24. They’re the best, they are always down to support my ideas." The full collection is available to purchase now through the brand’s official channels.

Elsewhere in the fast-moving world of fashion this week, there have been major rumblings of creative director musical chairs across several of the industry’s most storied luxury houses. First, Anthony Vaccarello confirmed his departure from Saint Laurent, signaling the end of a defining era for the French label. Just a day later, the industry witnessed a double departure as both Veronica Leoni and Seán McGirr left their respective positions—Leoni stepping down from her role at Calvin Klein and McGirr exiting Alexander McQueen. Beyond these seismic designer shake-ups, a flurry of campaign drops, archive sales, and high-profile partnerships have dominated the cultural conversation.

YANG LI TO HOST ARCHIVE SALE

Mark your calendars for a rare retail event, as Beijing-born fashion designer Yang Li is officially opening up his Whitechapel studio to sell rare items from his extensive personal and brand archive. Celebrating ten years of the independent label’s influential run, the designer is hosting a massive sale titled NOTHING EVER ENDS. For the occasion, Li will be offering a carefully curated range of styles pulled from over 30 distinct collections, giving fashion historians, students, and loyal collectors a unique chance to acquire pieces from the designer’s avant-garde catalog. Further information regarding the archive sale can be found directly through the designer’s official channels.

VANSZA IS HERE

SZA is truly having a defining moment in her fashion era. In addition to being spotted sitting front row at the Celine SS27 show earlier this month in Paris, her debut campaign in collaboration with footwear giant Vans has officially dropped. Aptly titled Vansza, the campaign imagery was photographed by India Sleem and showcases the highly anticipated upcoming range of footwear and apparel. The first official drop from the collaboration is expected to hit shelves on October 22.

MONCLER TAPS CHER, GRACE JONES AND JENNIE

Moncler always seems to have a high-concept surprise up its sleeve. The luxury outerwear brand dropped its latest major campaign, photographed by renowned lensman Gabriel Moses and starring a powerhouse trio of timeless icons: Cher, Grace Jones, and Blackpink’s JENNIE. The striking campaign imagery showcases the brand’s ongoing Re/Icons collection, making these three generational superstars a natural and visually compelling pick for the brand’s latest seasonal push.

FERRAGAMO GETS FESTIVE

It may not even be Halloween yet, but Ferragamo has officially kicked off the festive retail period. Earlier this week, the historic Italian luxury house launched its expansive Holiday campaign, titled The Joy of Loving. The celebratory images bring together famous families, fronted brilliantly by one of the world’s most recognizable mothers, Kris Jenner, alongside rising fashion industry sibling fixtures Paloma and Sage Elsesser.

WOOF! CALLUM TURNER FRONTS NEW LV CAMPAIGN

As revealed earlier in the week, actor Callum Turner is the official star of Louis Vuitton’s latest Trunk campaign. The British actor appears opposite an unexpected canine co-star—a majestic Rhodesian Ridgeback—with whom he playfully interacts while outfitted in Pharrell Williams’s newest menswear collection for Louis Vuitton. Eagle-eyed fans may be quick to wonder about the dog’s origin; however, the canine model is not Turner’s actual pet, though he and partner Dua Lipa famously share a part-collie, part-labrador mix at home.

MARGARET HOWELL OPENS LONDON WORKROOM

In more structural industry news, Margaret Howell has officially opened its new London Workroom. The space functions as a modern, dedicated production facility where a specialized team of craftspeople will continue the longstanding, meticulous heritage of Margaret Howell shirtmaking. Fashion enthusiasts can expect to see the very first batch of shirts produced entirely within the new London Workroom hitting stores this autumn.