In fashion news today: Tiffany & Co. debuts fall campaign, Bassike opens pop-up in Tokyo

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Tiffany & Co. has released its fall 2017 advertising campaign and it’s just as bold and beautiful as the last. The campaign, titled There’s Only One, consists a series of portrait images featuring independent artists including musician St. Vincent, model/activist Cameron Russell, ballet dancer David Hallberg and actresses Zoe Kravitz, Janelle Monáe and Elle Fanning. Photographed by Inez and Vinoodh, the campaign is the first creative endeavour of Tiffany & Co.’s new chief artistic director Reed Krakoff since his beginning at the brand in January this year. [Vogue inbox]

Bassike clothing is available in Japan for a limited time. The Sydney-based fashion label Bassike has partnered with Japanese concept storeKagure to introduce its spring/summer collection to the Japanesemarket, meaning there's no excuse to shop Bassike even while on holidays. Located in the luxury shopping district of Marunouchi, Tokyo, the store will be open until July 31. [Vogue inbox]

Narciso Rodriguez is the latest in a long list of fashion designers to have opted-out of New York Fashion Week. The American fashion house has announced that Narciso will no longer exhibit his collection via the seemingly dated method of a runway show and, starting this September, will instead present his collections via individual showroom appointments. WWD reported that the decision came after a lengthly evaluation of the pros and cons that come with presenting a formal runway show.