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Editorial radar / Updated 11 October 2026
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View Rihanna and Savage X Fenty’s official campaign photos on Instagram ↗
Campaign photography: Savage X Fenty. Official post by @badgalriri and @savagexfenty, 9 October 2026.
Barbados / Business, culture & motherhood
Rihanna’s new campaign comes with three tiny co-stars
The Barbadian founder makes her latest Savage X Fenty moment a family affair.
Rihanna is bringing the whole crew into cozy season. Her new Savage X Fenty holiday campaign features all three of her children, RZA, Riot and Rocki, alongside her in matching festive onesies.
The Barbados-born star has made music, built a business and become a mother of three. Now the whole family is getting in on cozy season.
This campaign brings those worlds together. The founder is also the mother, and her family becomes part of the brand’s storytelling.
Does seeing this side of Rihanna make you feel more connected to her brand?
View Rachel Scott’s official photo on Instagram ↗
Rachel Scott. Official portrait shared by @proenzaschouler and @rachelleighscott, 2 September 2025.
Jamaica / Creative leadership
Rachel Scott
A Jamaican perspective at the helm of American luxury.
Rachel Scott is leading Proenza Schouler as creative director. The designer behind Diotima brings a point of view shaped by Jamaican craft into a major American fashion house.
Jamaican craft is taking a seat at the top of American luxury. Scott brings the traditions behind Diotima with her.
View Aisling Camps’s official photo on Instagram ↗
Aisling Camps at her runway presentation. Official post by @aislingcamps, 26 September 2026. Runway photography: @jonas_snapsalot.
Trinidad & Tobago / Design & reinvention
Aisling Camps
From engineering to fashion. From Trinidad to the global stage.
Trinidad-born knitwear designer Aisling Camps is a finalist in the 2026 CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund. The winner is due to be announced on 20 October.
Think of it as a launchpad for fashion’s next big names: industry mentorship, a $300,000 top prize and alumni including Telfar and Thom Browne.
An engineer turned knitwear designer, Camps has taken her technical skills in a whole new direction.
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