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Eddie Bauer’s Chapter 11 filing marks a pivotal moment for the 106-year-old outdoor brand, as its North American brick-and-mortar business buckles under debt and shifting consumer habits while the brand itself lives on through licensing, e-commerce, and international operations.

Henrik Vibskov’s AW26 Frog Carry Frog at Copenhagen Fashion Week explored transformation, interdependence, and collective responsibility through sculptural tailoring, nature-inspired colors, and a performance-driven runway.

Debuting the all-white BadBo 1.0 during his Super Bowl LX halftime performance, Bad Bunny transformed the world’s biggest stage into a statement on identity, origin, and the power of culture-driven design—marking the sneaker’s first global release and a defining moment for adidas Originals.

Air Jordan and Siadds Atelier translate performance legacy and cultural representation into a restrained fine jewelry collection rooted in craft, discipline, and the belief that greatness is practiced over time, not proclaimed.

STEL’s Autumn/Winter 2026 Collection 09 debuted at Copenhagen Fashion Week as a conversation-driven presentation that expanded Astrid Andersen’s philosophy of “tailoring you can skate in,” blending movement, menswear-informed structure, and lived-in modernity into clothing designed for real life rather than spectacle.

Anne Sofie Madsen’s Autumn–Winter 2026 Ghostly Matters collection at Copenhagen Fashion Week explored the tension between presence and absence through sculptural shapewear, architectural draping, and integrated UGG® footwear and Pandora jewellery, blending precision tailoring with ephemeral, intimate storytelling.

MAC and Depop unite beauty and resale through a creator-led shop drop with Jordyn Woods and Leah Kateb, translating the brand’s iconic MACximal Matte and Powder Kiss lipsticks into curated fashion edits, community engagement, and an IRL New York activation.

Studio Constance’s charged Copenhagen debut wove leather, shearling, and sharp tailoring into a collection that asserted control, craft, and a defiant, female-authored politics of the body.

Fresh off her Oscar nomination, Teyana Taylor expands her cultural influence with the Concrete Rose Jordan Brand capsule, celebrating resilience, growth, and owning her power while blending fashion, film, and storytelling.

TOMS celebrates its 20th anniversary with The Joy We Share campaign, led by Hannah Bronfman and family, reintroducing iconic archival styles while highlighting the brand’s ongoing commitment to comfort, joy, and social impact.

At Copenhagen Fashion Week, 66°North launched its centennial by unveiling AW26 and community-led activations that reaffirm how a century of Icelandic utility, craftsmanship, and innovation has translated into enduring streetwear credibility.

Forza Collective’s Autumn/Winter 2026 show at Copenhagen Fashion Week fused Baroque richness with ’90s minimalism in a striking industrial setting, celebrating strong color, structured softness, and the brand’s ongoing commitment to sustainability, inclusivity, and community.

Wrapped // Unbound. Presented at CPHFW, Herskind AW26 explores a quiet, inherent strength—confident, feminine, and understated. Classic tailoring evolves through softened construction, asymmetry, rich textures, and a grounded, earthy palette.

OWN. marked Copenhagen Fashion Week with Alana Hadid by celebrating creator ownership, community, and cultural impact—spotlighting a fashion ecosystem where creativity, activism, and meaningful participation hold real value.

Davos 2026 reframed influence as soft power in action, where celebrities from Katy Perry and David Beckham to Carey Mulligan and Matt Damon used style, restraint, and public presence not as spectacle, but as tools for cultural diplomacy, sustainability, and social responsibility—proving that in today’s global discourse, what you stand for matters more than what you wear.

Fashion now stands at a crossroads where celebrity visibility increasingly eclipses technical mastery, raising the question of whether the industry is afraid to trust designers whose authority is rooted in craft, discipline, and long-term immersion rather than fame.

David Koma’s Pre-Fall 2026 collection reimagines Supergirl through a luxury, sculptural lens—fusing cinematic power, sensual tailoring, and graphic iconography into a commanding day-to-night wardrobe for modern women.

Levi’s® and Jordan Brand reunite in a culturally rich collaboration that reimagines the iconic Air Jordan 3 and a full apparel range through heritage denim craftsmanship and basketball legacy, celebrating the everyday greatness woven into global subcultures.

The OTW by Vans x Parra Old Skool 36 marks a full-circle collaboration that fuses Parra’s surreal, minimalist artistry with Vans’ skate heritage, reimagining an iconic silhouette through thoughtful design, premium materials, and cultural authenticity.

Valentino Garavani (1932–2026) was a towering figure in fashion whose refined glamour, mastery of couture, and iconic “Valentino red” defined Italian luxury for decades, dressing royalty and Hollywood alike before his passing in Rome at 93, marking the end of a golden era in haute couture.

For Autumn/Winter 2026, Saul Nash’s Masquerade explores clothing as a transformative mask, merging tailoring and sportswear to empower fluid identity, movement, and self-expression through performance-led design.

Dsquared2 Fall/Winter 2026 marks a bold new era for the brand, fusing Canadian-rooted winter sports heritage, futuristic experimentation, and unapologetic attitude into a high-octane vision of speed, protection, and desire driven by technology, emotion, and forward momentum.

An immersive digital debut introduces four signature collections rooted in natural architecture, symbolism, and hand-engraved craft.

Despite claims of a fashion comeback, the global fur industry is rapidly collapsing—driven by an 85% drop in production, sweeping international bans, mounting public costs, and decisive rejection from fashion institutions, governments, and consumers alike.

Paloceras is redefining eyewear innovation with its Helsinki-based MicroFactory, combining advanced 3D printing, hand-finished craftsmanship, and localized production to dramatically shorten design-to-production timelines while preserving high-end quality and creative control.

In 2026, a series of pivotal global gatherings—from the Earthshot Prize and COP to Copenhagen Fashion Week, Climate Week NYC, the Forbes Sustainability Summit, and the Global Fashion Summit—will drive sustainability from intention to implementation, uniting innovators, leaders, and communities around actionable solutions shaping the future.

Following a National Advertising Division review, U Beauty permanently discontinued performance claims for its Resurfacing Flash Peel, underscoring growing scrutiny around substantiation and transparency in beauty marketing.

According to Business of Fashion, insights from BoF and McKinsey & Co.’s 10th annual State of Fashion report reveal that success in 2026 will favor fashion and beauty professionals who combine strong design and creative direction with operational efficiency, premium retail and marketing execution, and advanced upskilling in technology and generative AI.

Louis Vuitton marks 130 years of its iconic Monogram with a year-long 2026 celebration honoring its heritage bags, pioneering craftsmanship, and enduring legacy as a universal symbol of elegance, innovation, and transmission.

By redefining textile end-of-life, the New York–based platform positions waste as retail’s next revenue frontier.

Henrik Vibskov’s AW26 Frog Carry Frog at Copenhagen Fashion Week explored transformation, interdependence, and collective responsibility through sculptural tailoring, nature-inspired colors, and a performance-driven runway.

AMI Paris marks Valentine’s Day with a curated Ami de Coeur collection of off-white and red wardrobe staples, complemented by citywide benches in Paris, London, and New York that embody the brand’s ethos of love, authenticity, and intimacy.

Gestuz AW '26 Runway at Copenhagen Fashion Week

MKDT Studio’s Autumn–Winter 2026 collection, Sequence in Light, translates everyday life in Copenhagen into softly structured, long-lasting garments designed for real women—prioritizing movement, longevity, and quiet confidence over spectacle.

STEL’s Autumn/Winter 2026 Collection 09 debuted at Copenhagen Fashion Week as a conversation-driven presentation that expanded Astrid Andersen’s philosophy of “tailoring you can skate in,” blending movement, menswear-informed structure, and lived-in modernity into clothing designed for real life rather than spectacle.

Anne Sofie Madsen’s Autumn–Winter 2026 Ghostly Matters collection at Copenhagen Fashion Week explored the tension between presence and absence through sculptural shapewear, architectural draping, and integrated UGG® footwear and Pandora jewellery, blending precision tailoring with ephemeral, intimate storytelling.

MAC and Depop unite beauty and resale through a creator-led shop drop with Jordyn Woods and Leah Kateb, translating the brand’s iconic MACximal Matte and Powder Kiss lipsticks into curated fashion edits, community engagement, and an IRL New York activation.

Studio Constance’s charged Copenhagen debut wove leather, shearling, and sharp tailoring into a collection that asserted control, craft, and a defiant, female-authored politics of the body.

TOMS celebrates its 20th anniversary with The Joy We Share campaign, led by Hannah Bronfman and family, reintroducing iconic archival styles while highlighting the brand’s ongoing commitment to comfort, joy, and social impact.

At Copenhagen Fashion Week, 66°North launched its centennial by unveiling AW26 and community-led activations that reaffirm how a century of Icelandic utility, craftsmanship, and innovation has translated into enduring streetwear credibility.

Forza Collective’s Autumn/Winter 2026 show at Copenhagen Fashion Week fused Baroque richness with ’90s minimalism in a striking industrial setting, celebrating strong color, structured softness, and the brand’s ongoing commitment to sustainability, inclusivity, and community.

OpéraSPORT’s Fall/Winter 2026 Venice by Night captures the city’s nocturnal elegance through sculpted tailoring, shimmering satins, and poetic textures, blending nostalgia, modernity, and sustainable craftsmanship in an immersive, cinematic fashion experience.

Wrapped // Unbound. Presented at CPHFW, Herskind AW26 explores a quiet, inherent strength—confident, feminine, and understated. Classic tailoring evolves through softened construction, asymmetry, rich textures, and a grounded, earthy palette.

The Garment AW26 is a study in quiet power—where art, architecture, and modern femininity meet. Inspired by Copenhagen modernism and Eva Koppel, the collection balances structure and softness through silk, wool, and layered sheers in a grounded, intimate palette.

Fashion now stands at a crossroads where celebrity visibility increasingly eclipses technical mastery, raising the question of whether the industry is afraid to trust designers whose authority is rooted in craft, discipline, and long-term immersion rather than fame.

David Koma’s Pre-Fall 2026 collection reimagines Supergirl through a luxury, sculptural lens—fusing cinematic power, sensual tailoring, and graphic iconography into a commanding day-to-night wardrobe for modern women.

As time goes by, trends are changing incredibly fast, and sometimes, it seems really challenging to keep up with them all the time.

For Autumn/Winter 2026, 424 channels the artigianale tradition through reclaimed materials, visible handwork, and a boundary-pushing collaboration with Azuki, redefining luxury as something lived-in, narrative-driven, and unapologetically human.

In honor of the Year of the Horse, Tequila Don Julio 1942 teams up with Siegelman Stable and Ross Butler for a limited-edition bottle and capsule collection that blends heritage, fashion, and cultural storytelling, building on lifestyle collaborations like Kygo’s Palm Tree

Pharrell Williams’ Louis Vuitton Fall–Winter 2026 Men’s Collection envisions a timeless future where heritage menswear, human craftsmanship, and advanced material innovation converge into a functional, retro-futuristic wardrobe designed to endure, adapt, and elevate everyday life.

Tap to read…PDF Channel marked a milestone with its first-ever Milan runway show, LIFE AL DENTE: THE FAMILY RECIPE, during Milan Fashion Week, celebrating community, cultural exchange, and contemporary Italian craftsmanship through a cast of artists—including rising Puerto Rican musician DIA—that embodied the brand’s global yet deeply personal vision.

For Fall/Winter 2026, Canali distills its heritage of Italian craftsmanship into a versatile, contemporary wardrobe inspired by the quiet refinement of a private club, where tailoring, texture, and material excellence converge in a perfectly balanced sartorial cocktail.

If you are looking to invest in fashion that goes beyond trends and speaks to individuality, heritage, and fearless creativity, now is the perfect time to explore Vivienne Westwood collections.

For Fall/Winter 2026, Canali distills its heritage of Italian craftsmanship into a versatile, contemporary wardrobe inspired by the quiet refinement of a private club, where tailoring, texture, and material excellence converge in a perfectly balanced sartorial cocktail.

The OTW by Vans x Parra Old Skool 36 marks a full-circle collaboration that fuses Parra’s surreal, minimalist artistry with Vans’ skate heritage, reimagining an iconic silhouette through thoughtful design, premium materials, and cultural authenticity.

GARCIAS unveils Hijos del Destino for FW26/27, a symbol-driven and intimate lookbook captured in Milan that explores identity, self-belief, and fluid masculinity through ritualistic imagery,

COMO Footwear and Adidas, under Rhuigi Villaseñor’s creative direction, debut the Como Black Label sneaker as a refined, Lake Como–inspired expression of Italian craft and lifestyle ambition, marking a new chapter in Como 1907’s evolution from football club to global luxury brand.

For Autumn/Winter 2026, Saul Nash’s Masquerade explores clothing as a transformative mask, merging tailoring and sportswear to empower fluid identity, movement, and self-expression through performance-led design.

Dsquared2 Fall/Winter 2026 marks a bold new era for the brand, fusing Canadian-rooted winter sports heritage, futuristic experimentation, and unapologetic attitude into a high-octane vision of speed, protection, and desire driven by technology, emotion, and forward momentum.

Li-Ning’s Fall/Winter 2026 Milan debut, The Athlete in All of Us, reimagines winter sport as a universal state of mind, blending Olympic heritage, performance innovation, and cultural storytelling across utilitarian and expressive collections that celebrate resilience, movement, and personal achievement.

MKDT Studio’s Autumn–Winter 2026 collection, Sequence in Light, translates everyday life in Copenhagen into softly structured, long-lasting garments designed for real women—prioritizing movement, longevity, and quiet confidence over spectacle.

STEL’s Autumn/Winter 2026 Collection 09 debuted at Copenhagen Fashion Week as a conversation-driven presentation that expanded Astrid Andersen’s philosophy of “tailoring you can skate in,” blending movement, menswear-informed structure, and lived-in modernity into clothing designed for real life rather than spectacle.

In honor of the Year of the Horse, Tequila Don Julio 1942 teams up with Siegelman Stable and Ross Butler for a limited-edition bottle and capsule collection that blends heritage, fashion, and cultural storytelling, building on lifestyle collaborations like Kygo’s Palm Tree

Pharrell Williams’ Louis Vuitton Fall–Winter 2026 Men’s Collection envisions a timeless future where heritage menswear, human craftsmanship, and advanced material innovation converge into a functional, retro-futuristic wardrobe designed to endure, adapt, and elevate everyday life.

Wrangler and Cherry’s “The Fast Ones” is a limited-edition, American-made collection that blends vintage motorsport nostalgia with modern Americana through washed denim, varsity suedes, and racing-inspired designs built for movement and freedom.

SUM LONDON’s JIĀ YÓU | 加油 collection reinterprets Eastern naval workwear through a sustainable, luxury lens, blending cultural identity, modern design, and TENCEL™ innovation in collaboration with the Lenzing Group.

British singer-songwriter Sekou partners with Pinterest to debut an intimate live performance of “Love Language,” bringing the Pinterest Predicts™ 2026 menswear trend Brooched—a modern revival of heirloom pins and brooches as personal style storytelling—to life through music and visual expression.

In her new MasterClass, The New Rules of Business: The Ten Kimmandments, Kim Kardashian pulls back the curtain on the mindset, strategies, and cultural instincts behind her billion-dollar empire, offering a clear, experience-driven playbook for modern entrepreneurs and brand builders.

Sperry and PLEASURES have reunited for their second collaboration, launching a bold three-shoe capsule that pushes the boundaries of classic nautical style by injecting a gritty, subcultural edge.

Titled simply "The GANNI FALL WINTER 2025 CAMPAIGN," the new season is presented as a symphony of contrast, confidence, and the electric force of music, which serves as the ultimate catalyst for individuality.

At Copenhagen Fashion Week, Anne Sofie Madsen’s Spring/Summer 2026 runway presentation did not simply unfold—it unraveled, slowly and deliberately, like a coming-of-age film turned inside out.

Jayaram Law is the trailblazing intellectual property law firm protecting cultural creativity, and renowned for working with the world's most innovative creators.

The brainchild of two Milanese businessmen Matteo Villa and Valerio Ferrandi with a background in product development and social responsibility, Re-Hub is a space that sells carefully selected pre-loved luxury pieces at a competitive price and also serves as an incubator for the upcoming sustainability-minded fashion designers.

Founded by brothers George and Michael Heaton and now led by CEO Paul Spencer, Represent continues to grow its footprint both online and offline.

Anastasiia, as a scientist and a blogger could you tell us is sustainability still a priority theme for businesses and public?

FRÈRE’s newly launched e-commerce platform and flagship boutique in SoHo, New York City are the new homes for its bespoke craftsmanship.

The community lies within brands and with the help of harness-inspired brand Siegelman Stable, and founder Max Siegelman, Anthony celebrated his and business partner Asani Swann’s wine estate brand VII(N) The Seventh Estate, at an intimate dinner in New York City at the Siegelman Stable’s Holiday pop-up shop at 10 Greene Street.

SUPIMA cotton heralds itself as the epitome of luxury and sustainability within the cotton industry, with refined cotton fibers creating some of the most enduring textiles.

With previous collaborations with fashion, evian continues to persist with 15 years of partnerships with its latest take from the fashion world.

The former wide receiver for the New York Giants, known for his flair on the field and his engaging personality, has built a remarkable post-NFL career.

Design competition of Fashion Council Germany and VOGUE Germany selects first prize winner. 

Quality jewelry can hold emotional value, be a sign of craftsmanship, and become a lucrative tool. Here are some reasons why investing in quality jewelry is worth it. 

With American Express Platinum and its Art Basel Miami 2023 gallery, Salehe Bembury has created a toy representing his sponge-like ability applied to his footwear design.

She's an accomplished multi-hyphenate who has just completed her first year as a freelance stylist under her business name, KhushbyNoor.

This year, the goal is to cultivate a vibrant and interdisciplinary forum focused on driving tangible and impactful sustainability outcomes. Where are we spending real time, money, and effort today to drive the changes of tomorrow?

BenDavid is profound in his birth and evolution of Sprayground, distinct for its approach to streetwear, and now infusing couture and sustainability into the dialogue.

Dickerson has spent over two decades shaping trends and defining the social scenes of Hollywood and New York.

Founded in Cleveland in 2020, SOZO's mission to produce garments with the highest quality fabrics "Made In America" recently opens its first flagship store.

Kuzma has used the latter as an opportunity to make an impression on the fashion industry with the same flare on the court, gracing the PUMA runway during New York Fashion Week this past September.

Aleali May has launched her new unisex apparel brand in her hometown of Los Angeles, MAYDE WORLDWIDE, offering a set of structured basics in a locally familiar hue.

Eddie Bauer’s Chapter 11 filing marks a pivotal moment for the 106-year-old outdoor brand, as its North American brick-and-mortar business buckles under debt and shifting consumer habits while the brand itself lives on through licensing, e-commerce, and international operations.

Henrik Vibskov’s AW26 Frog Carry Frog at Copenhagen Fashion Week explored transformation, interdependence, and collective responsibility through sculptural tailoring, nature-inspired colors, and a performance-driven runway.

Larry June transformed Oakland into the cultural epicenter of football’s biggest weekend, as Family Style Food Festival fused food, fashion, and community through the exclusive Larry’s Table experience and high-impact brand collaborations spanning Cash App, Square, Häagen-Dazs, Lexus, Discover Puerto Rico, and Complex.

Debuting the all-white BadBo 1.0 during his Super Bowl LX halftime performance, Bad Bunny transformed the world’s biggest stage into a statement on identity, origin, and the power of culture-driven design—marking the sneaker’s first global release and a defining moment for adidas Originals.

Gestuz AW '26 Runway at Copenhagen Fashion Week

MKDT Studio’s Autumn–Winter 2026 collection, Sequence in Light, translates everyday life in Copenhagen into softly structured, long-lasting garments designed for real women—prioritizing movement, longevity, and quiet confidence over spectacle.

Air Jordan and Siadds Atelier translate performance legacy and cultural representation into a restrained fine jewelry collection rooted in craft, discipline, and the belief that greatness is practiced over time, not proclaimed.

STEL’s Autumn/Winter 2026 Collection 09 debuted at Copenhagen Fashion Week as a conversation-driven presentation that expanded Astrid Andersen’s philosophy of “tailoring you can skate in,” blending movement, menswear-informed structure, and lived-in modernity into clothing designed for real life rather than spectacle.

Anne Sofie Madsen’s Autumn–Winter 2026 Ghostly Matters collection at Copenhagen Fashion Week explored the tension between presence and absence through sculptural shapewear, architectural draping, and integrated UGG® footwear and Pandora jewellery, blending precision tailoring with ephemeral, intimate storytelling.

MAC and Depop unite beauty and resale through a creator-led shop drop with Jordyn Woods and Leah Kateb, translating the brand’s iconic MACximal Matte and Powder Kiss lipsticks into curated fashion edits, community engagement, and an IRL New York activation.

Studio Constance’s charged Copenhagen debut wove leather, shearling, and sharp tailoring into a collection that asserted control, craft, and a defiant, female-authored politics of the body.

Icecream and Clipse commemorate 20 years of Hell Hath No Fury with a limited capsule that honors their uninterrupted cultural alignment with Pharrell Williams, arriving as a testament to legacy, restraint, and hip-hop continuity following Clipse’s 2026 Grammy win.

Fresh off her Oscar nomination, Teyana Taylor expands her cultural influence with the Concrete Rose Jordan Brand capsule, celebrating resilience, growth, and owning her power while blending fashion, film, and storytelling.

TOMS celebrates its 20th anniversary with The Joy We Share campaign, led by Hannah Bronfman and family, reintroducing iconic archival styles while highlighting the brand’s ongoing commitment to comfort, joy, and social impact.

At Copenhagen Fashion Week, 66°North launched its centennial by unveiling AW26 and community-led activations that reaffirm how a century of Icelandic utility, craftsmanship, and innovation has translated into enduring streetwear credibility.

Forza Collective’s Autumn/Winter 2026 show at Copenhagen Fashion Week fused Baroque richness with ’90s minimalism in a striking industrial setting, celebrating strong color, structured softness, and the brand’s ongoing commitment to sustainability, inclusivity, and community.

OpéraSPORT’s Fall/Winter 2026 Venice by Night captures the city’s nocturnal elegance through sculpted tailoring, shimmering satins, and poetic textures, blending nostalgia, modernity, and sustainable craftsmanship in an immersive, cinematic fashion experience.

Wrapped // Unbound. Presented at CPHFW, Herskind AW26 explores a quiet, inherent strength—confident, feminine, and understated. Classic tailoring evolves through softened construction, asymmetry, rich textures, and a grounded, earthy palette.

The Garment AW26 is a study in quiet power—where art, architecture, and modern femininity meet. Inspired by Copenhagen modernism and Eva Koppel, the collection balances structure and softness through silk, wool, and layered sheers in a grounded, intimate palette.

OWN. marked Copenhagen Fashion Week with Alana Hadid by celebrating creator ownership, community, and cultural impact—spotlighting a fashion ecosystem where creativity, activism, and meaningful participation hold real value.

Davos 2026 reframed influence as soft power in action, where celebrities from Katy Perry and David Beckham to Carey Mulligan and Matt Damon used style, restraint, and public presence not as spectacle, but as tools for cultural diplomacy, sustainability, and social responsibility—proving that in today’s global discourse, what you stand for matters more than what you wear.

Fashion now stands at a crossroads where celebrity visibility increasingly eclipses technical mastery, raising the question of whether the industry is afraid to trust designers whose authority is rooted in craft, discipline, and long-term immersion rather than fame.

David Koma’s Pre-Fall 2026 collection reimagines Supergirl through a luxury, sculptural lens—fusing cinematic power, sensual tailoring, and graphic iconography into a commanding day-to-night wardrobe for modern women.

As time goes by, trends are changing incredibly fast, and sometimes, it seems really challenging to keep up with them all the time.

For Autumn/Winter 2026, 424 channels the artigianale tradition through reclaimed materials, visible handwork, and a boundary-pushing collaboration with Azuki, redefining luxury as something lived-in, narrative-driven, and unapologetically human.

In honor of the Year of the Horse, Tequila Don Julio 1942 teams up with Siegelman Stable and Ross Butler for a limited-edition bottle and capsule collection that blends heritage, fashion, and cultural storytelling, building on lifestyle collaborations like Kygo’s Palm Tree

Pharrell Williams’ Louis Vuitton Fall–Winter 2026 Men’s Collection envisions a timeless future where heritage menswear, human craftsmanship, and advanced material innovation converge into a functional, retro-futuristic wardrobe designed to endure, adapt, and elevate everyday life.

Levi’s® and Jordan Brand reunite in a culturally rich collaboration that reimagines the iconic Air Jordan 3 and a full apparel range through heritage denim craftsmanship and basketball legacy, celebrating the everyday greatness woven into global subcultures.

For Fall/Winter 2026, Canali distills its heritage of Italian craftsmanship into a versatile, contemporary wardrobe inspired by the quiet refinement of a private club, where tailoring, texture, and material excellence converge in a perfectly balanced sartorial cocktail.

If you are looking to invest in fashion that goes beyond trends and speaks to individuality, heritage, and fearless creativity, now is the perfect time to explore Vivienne Westwood collections.

AMI Paris marks Valentine’s Day with a curated Ami de Coeur collection of off-white and red wardrobe staples, complemented by citywide benches in Paris, London, and New York that embody the brand’s ethos of love, authenticity, and intimacy.

Larry June transformed Oakland into the cultural epicenter of football’s biggest weekend, as Family Style Food Festival fused food, fashion, and community through the exclusive Larry’s Table experience and high-impact brand collaborations spanning Cash App, Square, Häagen-Dazs, Lexus, Discover Puerto Rico, and Complex.

Debuting the all-white BadBo 1.0 during his Super Bowl LX halftime performance, Bad Bunny transformed the world’s biggest stage into a statement on identity, origin, and the power of culture-driven design—marking the sneaker’s first global release and a defining moment for adidas Originals.

Gestuz AW '26 Runway at Copenhagen Fashion Week

Air Jordan and Siadds Atelier translate performance legacy and cultural representation into a restrained fine jewelry collection rooted in craft, discipline, and the belief that greatness is practiced over time, not proclaimed.

STEL’s Autumn/Winter 2026 Collection 09 debuted at Copenhagen Fashion Week as a conversation-driven presentation that expanded Astrid Andersen’s philosophy of “tailoring you can skate in,” blending movement, menswear-informed structure, and lived-in modernity into clothing designed for real life rather than spectacle.

Icecream and Clipse commemorate 20 years of Hell Hath No Fury with a limited capsule that honors their uninterrupted cultural alignment with Pharrell Williams, arriving as a testament to legacy, restraint, and hip-hop continuity following Clipse’s 2026 Grammy win.

TOMS celebrates its 20th anniversary with The Joy We Share campaign, led by Hannah Bronfman and family, reintroducing iconic archival styles while highlighting the brand’s ongoing commitment to comfort, joy, and social impact.

At Copenhagen Fashion Week, 66°North launched its centennial by unveiling AW26 and community-led activations that reaffirm how a century of Icelandic utility, craftsmanship, and innovation has translated into enduring streetwear credibility.

The Garment AW26 is a study in quiet power—where art, architecture, and modern femininity meet. Inspired by Copenhagen modernism and Eva Koppel, the collection balances structure and softness through silk, wool, and layered sheers in a grounded, intimate palette.

OWN. marked Copenhagen Fashion Week with Alana Hadid by celebrating creator ownership, community, and cultural impact—spotlighting a fashion ecosystem where creativity, activism, and meaningful participation hold real value.

Davos 2026 reframed influence as soft power in action, where celebrities from Katy Perry and David Beckham to Carey Mulligan and Matt Damon used style, restraint, and public presence not as spectacle, but as tools for cultural diplomacy, sustainability, and social responsibility—proving that in today’s global discourse, what you stand for matters more than what you wear.

Fashion now stands at a crossroads where celebrity visibility increasingly eclipses technical mastery, raising the question of whether the industry is afraid to trust designers whose authority is rooted in craft, discipline, and long-term immersion rather than fame.

If you are looking to refresh your wardrobe with pieces that prioritize comfort, quality, and timeless design, this is the perfect moment to explore Coldwater Creek and discover clothing created to support real life with style and ease.

Despite claims of a fashion comeback, the global fur industry is rapidly collapsing—driven by an 85% drop in production, sweeping international bans, mounting public costs, and decisive rejection from fashion institutions, governments, and consumers alike.

Motorsports heritage meets youth-driven style in a bold new collection designed to inspire confidence, fandom, and self-expression.

In 2026, a series of pivotal global gatherings—from the Earthshot Prize and COP to Copenhagen Fashion Week, Climate Week NYC, the Forbes Sustainability Summit, and the Global Fashion Summit—will drive sustainability from intention to implementation, uniting innovators, leaders, and communities around actionable solutions shaping the future.

Following a National Advertising Division review, U Beauty permanently discontinued performance claims for its Resurfacing Flash Peel, underscoring growing scrutiny around substantiation and transparency in beauty marketing.

According to Business of Fashion, insights from BoF and McKinsey & Co.’s 10th annual State of Fashion report reveal that success in 2026 will favor fashion and beauty professionals who combine strong design and creative direction with operational efficiency, premium retail and marketing execution, and advanced upskilling in technology and generative AI.

By redefining textile end-of-life, the New York–based platform positions waste as retail’s next revenue frontier.

Timothée Chalamet was recently spotted wearing The North Face Men’s GORE-TEX® Mountain Jacket in Alloy Grey–Lymon Green in a new music video with EsDeeKid, highlighting the brand’s enduring crossover between technical outdoor performance and contemporary culture.

Depop’s 2026 Trends Report, The Edited Self, highlights a cultural shift toward intentional, personalized style—favoring clarity, consistency, and emotional connection over fast trends through refined uniforms, curated nostalgia, purposeful dressing, and elevated sportswear.

Eco-activist Anastasiia Tsybuliak curates five essential reads that reframe sustainability through optimism, systemic critique, and practical advocacy, offering a thoughtful roadmap for understanding—and actively shaping—a more just and resilient future.

Learn how sustainable fashion wholesale suppliers help small brands to grow responsibly. They can align with consumers who prefer eco-friendly products. 

Miami Art Week 2025 Powered by Art Hearts Fashion closed out the year with a high-impact, citywide series of runway shows, designer debuts, and star-studded events across Miami’s most iconic venues, celebrating global creativity, inclusivity, and the intersection of fashion, art, and culture.

FUNDAO celebrated its philosophy of mindful, nature-inspired luxury at an intimate New York Winter Soirée, showcasing its signature handcrafted handbags—including the Ava Mini Vintage, JAMU, and LUPO—while reaffirming its commitment to timeless design, Thai artisanal craftsmanship, and the belief that “quality and design are not just principles… they are our language.”

The renewed commitment marks one of the most enduring commercial relationships in women’s professional tackle football—and arrives at a time when interest, participation, and cultural momentum surrounding the sport are accelerating nationwide.

UNIQLO, the global apparel retailer, has proudly announced the return of its philanthropic initiative, "The Heart of LifeWear," for a second consecutive year.

The quick rise of manufactured insights in the lawful industry has changed how law firms work, plan cases, perform inquire about and serve clients.

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AMI Paris marks Valentine’s Day with a curated Ami de Coeur collection of off-white and red wardrobe staples, complemented by citywide benches in Paris, London, and New York that embody the brand’s ethos of love, authenticity, and intimacy.

Larry June transformed Oakland into the cultural epicenter of football’s biggest weekend, as Family Style Food Festival fused food, fashion, and community through the exclusive Larry’s Table experience and high-impact brand collaborations spanning Cash App, Square, Häagen-Dazs, Lexus, Discover Puerto Rico, and Complex.

Debuting the all-white BadBo 1.0 during his Super Bowl LX halftime performance, Bad Bunny transformed the world’s biggest stage into a statement on identity, origin, and the power of culture-driven design—marking the sneaker’s first global release and a defining moment for adidas Originals.

Air Jordan and Siadds Atelier translate performance legacy and cultural representation into a restrained fine jewelry collection rooted in craft, discipline, and the belief that greatness is practiced over time, not proclaimed.

STEL’s Autumn/Winter 2026 Collection 09 debuted at Copenhagen Fashion Week as a conversation-driven presentation that expanded Astrid Andersen’s philosophy of “tailoring you can skate in,” blending movement, menswear-informed structure, and lived-in modernity into clothing designed for real life rather than spectacle.

MAC and Depop unite beauty and resale through a creator-led shop drop with Jordyn Woods and Leah Kateb, translating the brand’s iconic MACximal Matte and Powder Kiss lipsticks into curated fashion edits, community engagement, and an IRL New York activation.

Icecream and Clipse commemorate 20 years of Hell Hath No Fury with a limited capsule that honors their uninterrupted cultural alignment with Pharrell Williams, arriving as a testament to legacy, restraint, and hip-hop continuity following Clipse’s 2026 Grammy win.

Fresh off her Oscar nomination, Teyana Taylor expands her cultural influence with the Concrete Rose Jordan Brand capsule, celebrating resilience, growth, and owning her power while blending fashion, film, and storytelling.

TOMS celebrates its 20th anniversary with The Joy We Share campaign, led by Hannah Bronfman and family, reintroducing iconic archival styles while highlighting the brand’s ongoing commitment to comfort, joy, and social impact.

At Copenhagen Fashion Week, 66°North launched its centennial by unveiling AW26 and community-led activations that reaffirm how a century of Icelandic utility, craftsmanship, and innovation has translated into enduring streetwear credibility.

The SNIPES x Saucony City Lights collection transforms parkour-driven urban movement into a glowing expression of running heritage meeting street culture, where performance sneakers light up the city with every step.

OWN. marked Copenhagen Fashion Week with Alana Hadid by celebrating creator ownership, community, and cultural impact—spotlighting a fashion ecosystem where creativity, activism, and meaningful participation hold real value.

Davos 2026 reframed influence as soft power in action, where celebrities from Katy Perry and David Beckham to Carey Mulligan and Matt Damon used style, restraint, and public presence not as spectacle, but as tools for cultural diplomacy, sustainability, and social responsibility—proving that in today’s global discourse, what you stand for matters more than what you wear.

Fashion now stands at a crossroads where celebrity visibility increasingly eclipses technical mastery, raising the question of whether the industry is afraid to trust designers whose authority is rooted in craft, discipline, and long-term immersion rather than fame.

As time goes by, trends are changing incredibly fast, and sometimes, it seems really challenging to keep up with them all the time.

Levi’s® and Jordan Brand reunite in a culturally rich collaboration that reimagines the iconic Air Jordan 3 and a full apparel range through heritage denim craftsmanship and basketball legacy, celebrating the everyday greatness woven into global subcultures.

If you are looking to refresh your wardrobe with pieces that prioritize comfort, quality, and timeless design, this is the perfect moment to explore Coldwater Creek and discover clothing created to support real life with style and ease.

I’ve handled a lot of replica watches over the years, but the Rolex Daytona 126506-0002 is one of those models that instantly feels “different” the moment it lands in your hands.

There's something truly liberating about slipping into a pair of elasticated trousers.

The OTW by Vans x Parra Old Skool 36 marks a full-circle collaboration that fuses Parra’s surreal, minimalist artistry with Vans’ skate heritage, reimagining an iconic silhouette through thoughtful design, premium materials, and cultural authenticity.

At LVMH Watch Week in Milan, Hublot sets the tone for 2026 by unveiling a bold lineup that fuses technical mastery, innovative materials, and high-profile collaborations—from the Novak Djokovic GOAT Tourbillon and 20th-anniversary Big Bang Original Unico to Samuel Ross designs, new chromatic explorations, and football-inspired limited editions.