As in the previous collection’s campaign, Beckham models the men’s underwear pieces in the photographs and film created by film director Nicolas Winding Refn to promote the new range of boxer shorts, pyjama bottoms, long-sleeved T-shirts and vests.

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The full print campaign (photographed by Max Vadukul and styled by Alexis Roche) will be unveiled in February 2014 alongside the release of a short film by Jean-François Julien during New York Fashion Week.

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Drawing upon research from the archives of Italian fashion houses, museums and private foundations, the exhibition will investigate the aspects that made Italian menswear and womenswear influential over seven decades, namely the use of luxurious and high-quality materials, expert textile production, and reliance on regional manufacturing traditions and processes.

On display will be around 100 garments and accessories by numerous Italian labels including Giorgio Armani, Dolce & Gabbana, Gucci, Missoni, Prada, Pucci, Mila Schön, Valentino, Giambattista Valli and Versace that will narrate how the international reputation of Italian style has increased over time, from the early 1950s (the decade when Giovanni Battista Giorgini organised the first ‘Sala Bianca’ runway shows in Florence and Hollywood producers opted to shoot films in Italy featuring glamorous actresses such as Audrey Hepburn and Elizabeth Taylor) to the second decade of the twenty-first century (with examples of how the Italian fashion industry is addressing current shifts in production, press and retail formats).

The Glamour of Italian Fashion 1945-2014 will be open to the public between 5 April and 27 July 2014.

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The film follows athletes Antoine Moineville and Tancrède Melet as they precariously slackline across the snowy peaks of the French Alps and do head-stands on cliff tops. Throughout their journey, Moineville and Melet wear Paul Smith latest menswear designs, from sporting looks comprising trousers and tops to stripping down to reveal the new Paul Smith Underwear collection.

Paul Smith has partnered with The Style Examiner to reveal which clothes his slackliners have chosen to wear, so don’t miss tomorrow’s post to find out their state of disrobement!

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26-year-old Dunham launched her television show Girls in 2012, for which she won two Golden Globes (for Best Television Actress In A Comedy and for Best Comedy Series) in January 2013.

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Pombal resorted to textured fabrics such as leather, waxed lace, wool mesh, lurex, sequins and feathers in a dramatic colour palette that comprised black, deep shades of green, purple and red to engender a strong and yet feminine woman. High-heeled laced-up leather boots, black elbow-length gloves and sharp tailoring also evidenced this confidence, with double buttoned fit blazers and tight trousers that widened slightly at the hem line. The physical shape of the crow and its spread wings in dynamic flight influenced the asymmetrical hems and coat fastenings, the volumes in the hip area, and the décolletage designs in what proved to be one of the strongest collections shown during the 34th edition of São Paulo Fashion Week.

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