Must Read: Brian Cox Covers 'Town & Country,' Jeremy Strong Covers 'GQ'

Plus, Miu Miu and New Balance drop their latest sneaker collaboration.

These are the stories making headlines in fashion on Tuesday.

Brian Cox covers Town & Country March 2023 
For Town & Country, William D. Cohan met up with Brian Cox as they talked about Cox's childhood living in poverty, his love for acting, playing Logan Roy in "Succession" and future projects. When asked about what backstory Cox has imagined for Roy, he said, "He's not Rupert Murdoch. He's certainly not Donald Trump, and he's not Conrad Black. He is a self-made man, but there was something in his childhood that made him decide, 'Fuck it. It doesn't work. None of it works.'" The actor also spoke about his documentary "How The Other Half Live" — a project inspired by his childhood. {Town & Country}

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Jeremy Strong covers GQ March 2023
In the latest GQ, Jeremy Strong wears a Tom Ford zebra-print robe and talks to Gabriella Paiella about his love for his family, playing Kendall Roy in "Succession" and how he prepares for each season of the show. Thinking back on one of Roy's more vulnerable episodes, Strong said, "You get in touch with that emptiness. You get in touch with searing regrets. I have three young children right now, and I'm at work almost all the time. That's something that Kendall, in a way, is experiencing." {GQ}

Miu Miu continues its collaboration with New Balance
In continuation of the Miu Miu x New Balance collaboration, the two brands released three new reinvented versions of New Balance's 574 sneakers. Per the press release, "the sneakers uphold the New Balance heritage, drawing on a much-loved ['80s] silhouette, effortlessly merged with the Miu Miu handwriting." The shoes, which debuted at Miu Miu's Spring 2023 runway show in Paris, are available at miumiu.com. {Fashionista inbox}

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Kering announces second collaboration with Black In Corporate
As a way to provide more resources for Black corporate professionals, Kering Americas and Black In Corporate (BIC) are launching a virtual mentorship program. The program will go on for three months, partnering mentees with professionals within the luxury conglomerate across a range of departments. "I am thrilled for the opportunity to partner with Kering for the second installment of the Black in Corporate mentorship program," said Candace Marie Stewart, BIC founder and CEO in a press release. "With the extended program time, my hope is that this will allow the mentees to establish and develop deeper relationships coupled with a stronger understanding of the inner workings of the organization, in an effort to create and foster more opportunities for Black talent." The Kering x Black In Corporate mentorship program will launch on April 7. The mentorship application is available here. {Fashionista inbox}

Uniqlo x Sofia Coppola announce collaborative collection
In recognition of Sofia Coppola's greatest film achievements, Uniqlo has launched a collaborative collection with the esteemed director titled "Celebrating Sofia Coppola UT." The collection includes graphic tees and tote bags that are decorated with quotes and movie stills from her most notable films. The films include "The Virgin Suicides", "Lost in Translation", "Marie Antoinette", "Somewhere" and "The Bling Ring." The collection will launch on March 6 here. Check it out below. {Fashionista inbox}

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