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Converse elevates its iconic Chuck Taylor through the First String line, blending premium materials, precision craftsmanship, and subtle design refinements to create a more considered, durable, and modern expression of a timeless silhouette.
Fashion Institute of Technology and Macy’s celebrated the launch of designer Khoboso Nale’s sustainable capsule collection at Macy’s Herald Square, marking the retail debut of the 2025 Future of Fashion Award–winning design now available in select stores and online nationwide.
A 35-piece SS26 collection from John Lewis and LABRUM merges cultural storytelling with craftsmanship, expanding beyond menswear into footwear, accessories, and homeware while debuting on the global stage at London Fashion Week.
Sperry and MONSE redefine the classic boat shoe through a bold, deconstructed SS26 collaboration that bridges heritage craftsmanship with modern, fashion-forward design.
Akris’ SS26 collection distills high-summer dressing into fluid, lightweight dresses and versatile, refined bags that embody effortless sophistication and modern, understated luxury.
Ferrari Style’s new London flagship transforms a historic Queen Anne building into an immersive workshop of fashion, design, and craftsmanship, merging the brand’s automotive heritage with contemporary luxury and cultural storytelling.
SKALL’s Autumn/Winter 2026 collection, inspired by Karen Blixen, delivers an intimate, emotionally resonant presentation where sculptural tailoring and poetic florals explore the quiet tension between strength and fragility.
David Gandy has evolved from iconic male model to strategic menswear entrepreneur, launching his wellness-focused label, David Gandy Wellwear, on Marks & Spencer’s “Brands at M&S” platform to merge comfort, innovation, and scalable retail.
Subtitle’s 18-piece Jujutsu Kaisen collection, created in collaboration with Toho International, translates the anime’s characters, techniques, and narrative logic into high-quality, wearable fashion that resonates both with fans and the broader design-conscious audience.
Supreme and MM6 Maison Margiela’s Spring 2026 collaboration merges skate-rooted streetwear with Margiela’s conceptual design language across a collection of outerwear, apparel, and accessories launching March 19.
Kylie Jenner’s soft, voluminous Oscars waves are driving a major hair trend, with “beach waves” searches surpassing 560K monthly and reflecting a broader shift toward natural, wearable styles.
At the record-setting United Airlines NYC Half, where 30,229 runners—from elite champions like Hellen Obiri to cultural figures such as N.O.R.E. and Jordan Litz—took on New York City’s iconic 13.1-mile course, the lightweight New Balance Ellipse proved its performance with responsive bounce, balanced cushioning, and effortless stride efficiency.
Bunjang’s 2025 K-Luxury Secondhand Report shows how a new recommerce-literate generation is transforming luxury from static ownership into a liquid global asset market—accelerated by high-velocity resale behavior, strong demand for brands like Chanel and Louis Vuitton, and scientific authentication technology designed to combat the rise of luxury superfakes.
For Spring/Summer 2026, HELIOT EMIL explores the discipline and symbolism of the horse through its EQUINE collection, translating equestrian hardware, anatomical structure, and ceremonial restraint into the brand’s signature industrial tailoring.
To mark its 60th anniversary, Sergio Tacchini unveils its Spring/Summer 2026 collection, reinterpreting the Italian sportswear label’s iconic tennis heritage through modern fabrics, refined athleisure silhouettes, and a lifestyle-driven approach that bridges performance, culture, and contemporary style.
Challenge the Fabric 2026, hosted by Ekman Group and the Swedish Fashion Council, returns to Paris on May 26–27 to convene global leaders across fashion, textile, and forest industries to accelerate collaboration and innovation within the man-made cellulosic fiber (MMCF) value chain.
As it approaches its 50th anniversary, MCM celebrates its legacy through the Icons Reinvented campaign, revisiting signature designs like the Visetos monogram and iconic backpacks while positioning the heritage brand for a new generation of global creatives.
Maison Margiela celebrates its Spring/Summer 2026 collection with Joy, a campaign short film featuring composer Max Richter and young musicians from Association Orchestre à l’École that transforms a Paris concert hall into a playful stage for collective creativity.
TTSWTRS’ Molecules capsule transforms classic streetwear silhouettes with sculptural clusters of glossy black appliqué spheres, merging experimental texture with wearable design.
ZEGNA’s new MEMORIE fragrance collection transforms pivotal moments from founder Ermenegildo Zegna’s life into six scents that trace the brand’s century-long journey from the Italian Alps to global luxury.
Calvin Klein’s Spring 2026 campaign starring Dakota Johnson highlights the brand’s Ultralight underwear and ’90s-inspired denim, celebrating effortless sensuality and confidence through a “less is more” approach to modern essentials.
During Paris Fashion Week, The Frankie Shop celebrated its 10th anniversary with an intimate gathering at Le Saint Gervais in the Marais, bringing together fashion insiders and cultural figures for a night that reflected the brand’s understated yet influential role in contemporary fashion.
Footwear expert Leanna Spektor warns that improperly stored leather boots can attract pests like Carpet Beetle, Silverfish, and Clothes Moth, which feed on organic materials in leather and can quietly damage footwear unless owners clean, ventilate, and regularly inspect their storage spaces.
As the pace of New York Fashion Week intensifies, brands like KANE Footwear and Chirp are reimagining recovery through biomechanical footwear and portable muscle therapy designed to keep creatives moving.
Presented at MAAT Gallery, JennyFax’s Fall/Winter 2026 “Family Issue” collection explored the imperfect beauty of family memories, transforming everyday domestic nostalgia into a quiet reflection on identity and emotional permanence in modern life.
At Paris Fashion Week, r.l.e’s Autumn/Winter 2026 Play House collection by Qixin (Cici) Zhang explores identity as an evolving process, using craft, playful silhouettes, and 1920s-inspired pacing to challenge fashion’s culture of immediacy.
A mother–daughter partnership at HERSKIND reveals how Birgitte Herskind and Andrea Herskind are building a modern fashion house through generational dialogue—balancing design, brand vision, and craftsmanship to shape a legacy together.
Following its New York Fashion Week debut, Billionaire Boys Club brought Mantra Market to Miami, transforming its flagship into a cultural hub where emerging designers, artists, and creatives gathered to redefine retail through collaboration and community.
KANE Footwear expands its sustainable recovery portfolio with the Revive OB, an open-backed performance shoe engineered from Brazilian sugarcane-based foam to deliver hands-free convenience, biomechanical support and lower-impact manufacturing.
Thierry Lasry has built an iconic eyewear brand that embodies effortless, architectural design and understated celebrity allure, where frames speak louder than logos.