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Simon Miller and Melissa Are Making Clogs Cool Again


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Spring is (finally) on the horizon, and the spectrum of transitional style is sure to bring a wide array of launches. As the ground thaws and flowers begin to bloom, keep an eye here for all of your up-to-date fashion news. From Simon Miller and Melissa bringing the clog back to the new Ferragamo Cage Bag, here’s what to look out for—and covet—this month.

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1 Simon Miller and Melissa Collaborate on Footwear

Who: Simon Miller and Melissa

What: Collaborative footwear collection

Where: Available online at simonmillerusa.com and shopmelissa.com and in-store at Melissa’s SoHo location

Why: A new shoe collab has arrived just in time for spring from L.A.-based label Simon Miller and Brazilian accessories brand Melissa. Among the highlights in the nine-piece collection is the iconic Bubble Clog. Made in five distinct colorways and crafted with Melissa’s vegan and recyclable “Jelly” materials, the attention-grabbing silhouette is a classic example of Simon Miller’s comic approach to luxury. These comfy clogs serve as a friendly reminder to have fun with fashion.

2 Salvatore Ferragamo Introduces the Cage Bag

Who: Salvatore Ferragamo

What: New luxury handbag release

Where: Available online at ferragamo.com

Why: Coming out of its cage for the SS22 season is Ferragamo’s new icon of style, a handbag that is really two bags in one. Inside the Ferragamo Cage Bag is an interchangeable leather drawstring bag that can be taken right out and swapped in with a contrasting color. The inner drawstring bag also comes in natural fabric and silk versions, with scarf prints from the house’s archives, reworked for the bag’s debut. The unique design concept is derived from the iconic 1951 Ferragamo Kimo sandal, with its woven bucket and lightweight leather construction. The attitude this bag brings embodies the duality of Ferragamo: fun yet sophisticated, proud and understated, even a little chaotic, yet oh-so-chic.

3 Iconic Magazines Celebrates Print Media with NYC Skate Brand Grand Collection

Who: Iconic Magazines and Grand Collection

What: Celebratory collaboration

Where: Available exclusively online at shop.doverstreetmarket.com and at Dover Street Market London and Iconic Magazines locations

Why: Iconic Magazines is a historical landmark in New York City, serving as a hub for print publications since 1995. Another staple of the city, premium skatewear brand Grand Collection, is a creative group comprised of one of the last true subcultures of the era. Both brands stand firmly by the traditions they represent, and thus have come together in the name of print media with a capsule collection that pays homage to the medium. Featuring three limited-edition T-shirts and a zine printed (naturally) in an independent shop in Manhattan, this partnership proves that print indeed lives.

4 Ganni and Juicy Couture Team Up on Sustainable Tracksuits

Who: Ganni and Juicy Couture

What: Line of sustainable tracksuits

Where: Available online at ganni.com and in Ganni stores

Why: At one very memorable point in time, Juicy Couture tracksuits were synonymous with nearly every It-Girl of the 2000s. Now, Ganni is partaking in the timely trend of reviving the early aughts by teaming up with the iconic Cali brand on sustainable iterations of the beloved wardrobe staple. The 13-piece collection is made from a mix of certified organic and pre-consumer recycled cotton as well as recycled polyester. Besides the new styles, the collab also includes T-shirts, hats, dresses, tops, and leggings—also made of organic cotton. Ganni and Juicy Couture’s comfy-cute line makes it clear: we can take care of fashion’s future while thoroughly enjoying its sartorial past.

5 Cuyana Launches New Stretch Category

Who: Cuyana

What: New collection of sustainably made basics

Where: Available online at cuyana.com

Why: Cuyana is a womenswear brand that truly believes in quality over quantity. In fact, “fewer, better” is the philosophy applied to its brand-new Stretch category. Debuting with a six-piece collection of fashion-forward, functional essentials, these styles can be used for layering or standalone wardrobing. The seamless fabrics are made in a factory that specializes in knitting processes which minimize waste, further demonstrating the brand’s sustainable use of resources. The routine of dressing for each day can be a daunting task—Cuyana alleviates this struggle by providing reversible and versatile styles that are both comfy and cute. Whether or not your lifestyle allows for a flexible schedule, Cuyana’s new Stretch collection can flex with you.

6 Maje Introduces Maje Forward, a Fashion Rental Service

Who: Maje

What: Fashion rental service

Where: Subscribe online at majeforward.com

Why: Scared of commitment? Yeah…us too. Luckily, Maje Forward, Maje’s new clothing rental subscription service, lets you try new styles and decide for yourself if they’re for keeps. The program is simple: First, sign up to explore weekly new arrivals and curate your ideal wardrobe. Next, make your selects and you’ll receive four items at a time—to wear as long as you want. Then, when you’re ready for a new box, you can send them all back, or buy anything you can’t bear to part with at a special members-only discount. The exchanges are unlimited, and shipping is free. Maje Forward makes it that easy to keep your closet stocked and buyer’s remorse at bay.

7 Reebok by Pyer Moss Releases Collection 4

Who: Reebok and Pyer Moss

What: Last drop of collection series

Where: Available online at pyermoss.com and reebok.com/pyer_moss and at Saks Fifth Avenue, SSENSE, and select retailers

Why: Reebok by Pyer Moss has come to its conclusion at the cross-section of high-performance construction and high-concept introspection. The first drop of the final collection, “Godizu Uizgod,” features psychedelic marble prints across a series of men’s, women’s, and unisex athleisure styles. Kerby Jean-Raymond of Pyer Moss was inspired by spiritual artifacts and brainstormed his creations by referencing statues of divine idols. The dramatic silhouettes and goal-affirming high-cut collars keep the chin up and eyes fixed forward, ready to continue the journey inward.

8 Aries and New Balance Present Unbalanced III

Who: Aries and New Balance

What: Third collaborative collection

Where: Available online at ariesarise.com

Why: The widely celebrated Aries and New Balance collaborative series is back for a third round of fitness gear that pulls ahead of the race. Unbalanced III is centered around New Balance’s 1080v11 model, a shoe highly favored among marathon runners for its comfort and support. Across the collection is a larger theme of asymmetry that poses the concept of running as a measure of personal growth, rather than a simple start-to-finish achievement. Unbalanced III’s adjoining apparel continues the running shoe’s red-and-black color story in a hoodie with matching track pants, T-shirts, shrugs, tights, Sherpa anoraks, vests, and socks for a full marathoning kit. The escapism aspect at the forefront of Unbalanced III highlights NB’s motive to create a collection for runners untethered from the idea of a finish line.

9 FEED by Lauren Bush Lauren and Monica Rich Kosann Collaborate for a Good Cause

Who: FEED by Lauren Bush Lauren and Monica Rich Kosann

What: Charm necklace with proceeds going to charity

Where: Available exclusively online at monicarichkosann.com

Why: The empowering messages behind Monica Rich Kosann’s jewelry can be seen in the stories each piece tells. Specifically, her new special-edition charm necklace speaks to the synergy between her brand and FEED by Lauren Bush Lauren. The necklace was designed around Lauren’s personal mantra of “Cultivate Kindness,” and how she encourages others to follow suit. For the uninitiated, FEED was created to affect change in communities with food instability and has already helped provide over 120 million meals since its establishment in 2007. With every purchase of the “Cultivate Kindness” Compass Necklace, 900 school meals will be provided to kids in need through FEED’s non-profit partner, No Kid Hungry. This compass charm points due north, literally.

10 Telfar Drops Mystery Collaboration via Blind Pre-Order

Who: Telfar and [redacted]

What: Mystery bag collaboration

Where: Available online at shop.telfar.net

Why: The hype around the Telfar and [redacted] collaboration peaked as the viral label began posting about a mystery bag drop that would become available via blind pre-order. It has recently been revealed that—drumroll please—Eastpak is the brand in question responsible for the co-creation of a line of shopper bags, plus one circle clutch bag, embossed with the iconic Telfar logo. Regular releases are soon to follow, but true fans of Telfar will have to trust and believe that whatever shows up on their doorstep will be everything they hope for in a Telfar bag. Just don’t call it an Eastpak.

11 Maluma Designs Exclusive Collection for Macy’s

Who: Maluma and Macy’s

What: Launch of Royalty by Maluma

Where: Available online at macys.com, the Macy’s mobile app, and at select Macy’s stores

Why: Latin heartthrob and Grammy-winning artist Maluma has launched his first fashion brand, available exclusively at Macy’s. The Colombian pop star designed Royalty by Maluma, featuring pieces for both sexes, in order to reflect his penchant for fashion and his heritage in an accessible way. “The meaning of royalty is to treat others with respect, love and understanding,” he said. “I want everyone to feel like kings and queens in this collection.” The size-inclusive and gender-fluid sets can be mixed and matched between men’s and women’s styles, with bold prints, vibrant colors, and trendy details, like cut-outs and unique knit patterns. One thing is for sure: Maluma’s creativity translates to the sartorial world.

12 Manolo Blahnik and Birkenstock Team Up on the Shoe Collab of the Century

Who: Manolo Blahnik and Birkenstock

What: Collaborative shoe collection

Where: Available online at 1774.com, manoloblahnik.com, at all Manolo Blahnik retail locations, and select retailers

Why: It’s kind of a funny story. Back in 2020, Birkenstock’s spring/summer campaign featured luxury shoe moguls Manolo Blahnik and his CEO niece, Kristina, wearing Birkenstocks in front of the very first Manolo Blahnik store in London. This became the catalyst for what is now the first collaborative shoe collection from Manolo Blahnik for Birkenstock. The need-now regal jewel toned slip-ons have the reliability and comfort of your everyday Birkenstocks, but with Blahnik’s emphasis on flashy detailing. Accompanying the release is an uber-exclusive polka-dot shoebox, a cheeky nod to the Blahnik aesthetic of tasteful, fun-loving prints. The collection’s crystal-embellished buckles marry the designer’s notorious flair for glamour with the iconic cork sole, a Birkenstock tradition that began well over 200 years ago. And this is just the beginning: the second release of the Manolo Blahnik for Birkenstock collection drops just in time for summer.

13 DÔEN Launches Spring Chapter 2 Collection and Swimwear

Who: Dôen

What: New spring and swim collection

Where: Available online at shopdoen.com

Why: The California dreaminess of Dôen’s new spring collection comes complete with a brand-new swim category for the nostalgia-rich West Coast brand. Spring Chapter 2 evokes a romantic Victorian mood in flattering natural tones and darling floral print dresses, perfect for the season of renewal. In addition, Dôen is also introducing its first-ever swim collection, inspired by the arrival of the first bikinis from the mod era. Happy retro beach vibes shine through Dôen’s vintage styles, ushering in the long-awaited sunnier days ahead.

14 Louis Vuitton Unveils the Moonlight Ankle Boot

Who: Louis Vuitton

What: New luxury footwear collection

Where: Available online at louisvuitton.com

Why: On the (literal) heels of its grand ball-inspired SS22 collection dreamed up by Nicolas Ghesquière, Louis Vuitton has introduced its latest collection of women’s footwear. The house’s new Moonlight ankle boots are a cross between the avant-garde and LV’s unique heritage. Offered in distinct styles and colorways, including a lace-up version inspired by 19th-century corsets, the Moonlight is a modern ankle boot that fuses history with comfort.

15 Hampden Celebrates 15th Anniversary with Proenza Schouler Collaboration

Who: Hampden and Proenza Schouler

What: Celebratory collaboration

Where: Available online at hampdenclothing.com and at Hampden in Charleston, SC

Why: As a staple in the high fashion boutique scene of the South, Hampden has proven over the past 15 years that shopping small businesses can create a big difference in the retail market. To commemorate the store’s milestone anniversary, it joined forces with Proenza Schouler co-founders Lazaro Hernandez and Jack McCollough to create an exclusive White Label Tie Dye sweatshirt (pictured here) in two colorways. Hampden owner Stacy Smallwood established herself as a keen observer of trends during her post as brand curator at Hampden; her recent collaboration with the iconic luxury label was celebrated with a presentation of pieces from its FW22 collection that are now shoppable at Hampden. Whether or not you’ve ever considered Charleston to be a fashion capital, Hampden’s impressive history has undoubtedly put the city on the sartorial map.

16 Vivienne Westwood Launches Sun Collection

Who: Vivienne Westwood

What: New eyewear collection

Where: Available online at viviennewestwood.com and at Vivienne Westwood boutiques in New York and Los Angeles

Why: The Vivienne Westwood Sun Collection plays on the theatrics of wearing sunglasses, with frames in three distinct categories for three distinct moods: the androgynous Vanguard, the retro Prêt-à-Porter, and the classic Essence. Whichever character you feel like moonlighting, this line of shades has you (and your eyes) covered.

17 Dinari Jewels Introduces Fine Jewelry

Who: Dinari Jewels

What: Debut fine jewelry collection

Where: Available online at dinarijewels.com

Why: Abhiuday and Ieva Chandra, the couple behind Dinari Jewels, has designed costume jewelry for years; now, they are adding fine jewelry to their brand’s repertoire. Hailing from Indian and Latvian descent, the Chadras often refer to the fashion aesthetic of past generations from their two distinct cultures. In the new Transit of Venus collection, they are specifically guided by the energies of Venus in both of their birth charts. The modern renditions of ancient Greek objects seen in the collection are inspired by the planet of love, so go ahead and let your inner goddess flourish in the regal golds and precious gems.

18 Skims Debuts Skims Swim

Who: Skims

What: Kim Kardashian’s first swimwear collection

Where: Available online at skims.com

Why: Prepare to suit up for another Hot Girl Summer, because Skims has just launched Skims Swim. Titaness of industry Kim Kardashian and her solution-oriented shapewear brand has had massive success since its launch, providing simple yet intimate body-sculpting underwear and loungewear options. Now, it reimagines the swim category to make finding flattering bathing suits just as easy, designing for comfort and confidence with a selection of versatile styles. From minimalist bikinis and sporty one-pieces to stylish cover-ups, Skims Swim seamlessly goes from day to night, poolside to pool party, or just soaking up the sun—wherever you are. Trust us, this collection will uplift your beach bum in all the right places.

19 Zara Studio Introduces Spring/Summer Collection

Who: Zara

What: Zara Studio SS22 collection

Where: Available online at zara.com and in Zara stores worldwide

Why: Zara Studio, Zara’s premiere line focused on quality, craftsmanship, and elevated style, releases collections biannually, and spring/summer 2022 is finally here. Designed in close collaboration with creative director and style legend Karl Templer, the latest pieces have a more feminine bent than previous offerings, leaning heavily into lace, eyelets, and paisley, along with a muted color palette that is as refined as it is romantic. Studded boots, big belts, and razor-sharp tailoring perfectly counter the frilly, fanciful dresses and blouses. To sum it up, the new designs attempt to describe the Zara woman as someone who is feminine yet grounded in reality—just like its cast of models, including Edie Campbell, Tess McMillan, and Georgia Palmer.

20 Golden Goose Debuts First Eyewear Collection

Who: Golden Goose

What: Debut line of sunglasses

Where: Available online at goldengoose.com and in select stores worldwide

Why: Venetian luxury brand Golden Goose ventures into the eyewear category with its new vintage-inspired collection of sunglasses. Golden Goose Sunframes is an expansion of the brand’s travel-focused essentials, made for folks who like to accessorize with a, ehem, personal flair while on the move. The distinctive detail on each pair of sunnies is Golden Goose’s trademark star icon, sans dirt. The original five frames embody a range of trends from the past, from a mid-century-style shape to a revamped aviator. Take this launch as a golden opportunity to soak up the sun.

21 New Balance Launches Uni-ssentials

Who: New Balance

What: Genderless sportswear line

Where: Available online at newbalance.com

Why: Uni-ssentials, a brand-new genderless collection from New Balance, caters to both everyone and no one in particular. Comprised of modern sportswear and a reimagined edition of the XC-72 sneaker, Uni-ssentials moves past the limits of traditional sizing with a thoughtfully constructed approach to gender neutral clothing—mainly, unique size blocks based entirely on body shape, offering no preconceived notions of what is meant for who. As everyday basics continue to remain the foundation of modern style, this range is a step forward in gender-free expression. We love to see it.

22 Adidas and Marimekko Partner on Third Collaboration

Who: Adidas and Marimekko

What: Limited-edition collection for SS22

Where: Available online at adidas.com

Why: Third time’s the charm for Adidas and Marimekko. The sportswear brand has once again teamed up with the Finnish lifestyle company on a limited-edition collection, just in time for your outdoor workouts. Marimekko’s iconic Unikko (meaning “poppy”) motif gives Adidas’ performance pieces an extra dose of flower power with workout gear made to be Instagrammed. Featuring a vast range of apparel for just about every activity—cycling, yoga, running, etc.—with key pieces available in inclusive sizing, footwear (Marimekko’s take on the Ultraboost!), and junior looks and accessories, the striking and playful styles are the definition of fashion meets function.

23 Loeffler Randall Reveals First-Ever Bridal Gown

Who: Loeffler Randall

What: New wedding collection

Where: Available online at loefflerrandall.com

Why: Loeffler Randall is ringing in wedding season with its first- ever bridal gown, designed to pair effortlessly with the brand’s signature wedding and event accessory collection. Crafted from luxurious cream silk organza, the Suzette bridal gown features dropped puffed sleeves, ruffled detailing, smocking, and a dramatically flared skirt. Something new comes in the form of updated signature details—like pleats and bows on Loeffler Randall’s event shoes—that are made to be loved and lived in for years to come. There are accessories for everyone in the bridal party, too, from feather and diamanté clutches to braided headbands—the perfect finishing touches for a very special day.

24 SSENSE Drops Third Collection with Petra Collins

Who: SSENSE and Petra Collins

What: I’m Sorry collection

Where: Available exclusively online at ssense.com

Why: Through her breakout Tumblr fame, Petra Collins has defined a generation of imagemakers and pop culture savants—and inspired myriad creatives (and definitely the visuals for Euphoria). Her feminine, sensual, and emotional work translates perfectly into a covetable clothing collection. Working closely with creative partner and stylist Dean DeCriscio, Collins created “I’m Sorry” for SSENSE around “what a character in my imaginary movie would wear…a young person who tries to move to the country but gets sucked back into digital life.” Think: Paris Hilton and Nicole Richie in The Simple Life, slacking off on the farm, scrolling through TikTok, and online shopping on Depop (if the latter two existed back then). The result is girly crop tops, printed flare lounge pants, and silver jewelry made in collaboration with Jiwinaia that screams Y2K. Complete the look with an iPhone case via Wildflower Cases, emblazoned with an adorable cat drawn by artist Miigo (because, well, why not?).

25 Gentle Monster Debuts Second Collab with Blackpink’s Jennie

Who: Gentle Monster and Jennie Kim

What: Collaborative eyewear collection

Where: Available online at gentlemonster.com

Why: Blackpink in your area—with brand-new eyewear from Gentle Monster and the K-pop group’s own Jennie Kim. The duo’s first collection, Jentle Home, inspired by Jennie’s childhood, sold out almost immediately—and we have a feeling this one will be no different. The new Jentle Garden collection offers reflective metal designs of three optical glasses, three sunglasses, and one extra-special style with embellished crystal details. Jennie’s personal flair is further realized in a mobile game for iPhones and Androids, as well as a series of pop-up installations in five select cities. The collaboration with the Korean eyewear brand accompanies Blackpink’s recently announced comeback, so hopefully we’ll see these shades on tour soon, too.

26 Kith Women Unveils Aaliyah-Inspired Collection

Who: Kith Women

What: New capsule collection

Where: Available online at kith.com

Why: When it comes to women in music, it doesn’t get more legendary than Aaliyah. Though she left us far too soon, the R&B singer made a mark in the music and fashion industries with her iconic sound and style. Now, she is cementing her legacy even further by inspiring a new capsule collection with Kith. Created in partnership with the Aaliyah Estate and Aaliyah’s brother, Rashad Haughton, Kith Women for Aaliyah honors the late artist and gives back 100 percent of proceeds to her alma mater, the Detroit School of Arts, and the organization I Support the Girls, which donates bras and hygiene products to homeless women.

27 Frame Launches Pure Denim

Who: Frame

What: Pure denim line

Where: Available online at frame-store.com

Why: In a market saturated with greenwashing, Frame is putting in the work to not wash their jeans—at all. Pure is a line of 10 denim pieces made with virtually no water. While a typical pair of jeans takes up to 80 liters of water to produce, Frame’s innovative non-toxic washing system, made in partnership with SAITEX USA, utilizes just 1.25 liters per item. In addition to cutting down the exorbitant amount of water used in production, Frame Pure is 100 percent biodegradable, and each item is tagged with a unique QR code that allows the wearer to read more about the collection’s impact (or lack thereof). The collection features what the brand does best (think: cargo overalls and distressed washes that don’t sacrifice style). Look good and feel good knowing your jeans were made pure.

28 Pomellato Honors Women With New Campaign Video

Who: Pomellato

What: New campaign video for International Women’s Day

Where: Online at pomellato.com

Why: Pomellato is celebrating International Women’s Day in a big way—with a new video featuring trailblazing women including Alexandra Shipp, Jane Fonda, and Rebel Wilson as part of its Pomellato for Women campaign, which promotes female empowerment, inclusivity, equality, and change. In the video, each woman (dripping in pieces from the Milanese jeweler) speaks candidly about her journey and the obstacles they’ve faced in their respective industries. “The messaging women normally receive is that we need to be more, better, different,” Pomellato CEO Sabina Belli says in a press release. “This year, Pomellato wants womenkind to hear and remember that we are enough.” A very important message on IWD and every day.

29 La Ligne Plans Live Auction for International Women’s Day

Who: La Ligne and the Lower East Side Girls Club

What: Live online auction to benefit non-profit organization

Where: Available via lalignenyc.com

Why: La Ligne and the Lower East Side Girls Club first began partnering in 2016, and ever since, the brand and community center have forged a relationship based on female solidarity. This year, for International Women’s Day, La Ligne will hold a live online auction from March 8 to March 13 via its resale service, Re-Ligne, featuring items donated by celebrities. 100 percent of the profits from the resale of pre-loved items from participants like Nina Dobrev, Olivia Wilde, Nicole Richie, and Natasha Lyonne will benefit the Lower East Side Girls Club, which provides free programming in art, science, leadership, entrepreneurship, and wellness for girls and gender-diverse youth in New York City. Girl power set in motion—we love to see it.

30 Clhu Merges All-Gender Apparel and Resale

Who: Clhu (Clothes for Humans)

What: New clothing brand and resale community

Where: Online atclhu.com

Why: There are boundless opportunities for self-expression across the gender spectrum. Clhu, a new apparel brand for folks who don’t believe in any set of rules or standards when it comes to dressing, aims to flip the script on how Gen Z can challenge traditional consumer practices with Clhu Redo, a platform where pre-loved Clhu products can be sold to others and traded in for store credit. Disposability is considered a thing of the past for Clhu founder Maria Borromeo, who creates genderless collections that are built to last. The time is up on binary fast fashion.

31 Susan Alexandra Drops Star Sign Jewelry Collection

Who: Susan Alexandra

What: New astrology-inspired jewelry collection

Where: Available online atsusanalexandra.com

Why: Hello, *insert star sign here*! Your fashion horoscope advises you to pay close attention to your jewelry box this month, because Susan Alexandra just revealed a brand-new collection of playful necklaces and bracelets inspired by (you guessed it) the zodiac. Designer Susan Korn’s signature cheeky and eye-catching style plays on the symbols of whatever sign you’re connected with the most—be it your sun, moon, or rising. A scorpion with eyelashes, a crab with its tongue hanging out, and a bull with a little daisy in its mouth are just a few examples of the quirky designs, which bring your chart to life in the best way possible.

32 Loewe and On Create a Sporty Capsule Collection

Who: Loewe and On

What: Limited-edition capsule collection

Where: Available online at loewe.com and on-running.com and at select Loewe stores

Why: A wardrobe made precisely for that pang of wanderlust that hits this time of year has arrived, combining On’s high-performance technology with Loewe’s unmatched craftsmanship. The new collaboration features the Spanish house’s signature aesthetic imprinted onto On’s most iconic footwear styles for men and women: Cloudventure and Cloudrock. Ready-to-wear boasts six technical pieces: weather-adaptable running pants, a moisture-wicking anorak, a customizable parka, and temperature-regulating T-shirts made from recycled polyester. Adventure is out there, and here’s a way to dress for it.

33 anOnlyChild Debuts Hat Collaboration with Gigi Burris

Who: anOnlyChild and Gigi Burris

What: Collection of hats

Where: Available exclusively online at anonlychild.com

Why: Public School alum Maxwell Osborne founded New York-based brand anOnlyChild last year with the intention of creating one-of-a-kind pieces exclusively from deadstock materials. In order to emphasize form and function, Osborne designs in harmony with the body. His latest venture is a collection of sturdy and sleek bucket and baseball hats in sumptuous felt wool, part of a collaboration with the millinery brand Gigi Burris. The range of muted tones pair perfectly well with the pared-back aesthetic that Osborne achieved with his label’s first drop. A match made in NYC.

34 Ami Joins Forces With Puma for Sportswear Collection

Who: Ami and Puma

What: Collaborative sportswear collection

Where: Available online at puma.com and amiparis.com, in Ami and Puma stores, and at select retailers

Why: Romeo Beckham and Mia Regan have made their first global debut as a couple in a new release from Ami and Puma. The looks sported by the young lovebirds offer a modern spin on streetwear: hybrid basics that hover somewhere between elevated and slouchy; friendly-looking, but with an attitude. Puma’s classic silhouettes like the Slipstream Lo, Suede Crepe, and the newly released Suede Mayu are included in the footwear component. The apparel selection includes T-shirts, polos, jackets, hoodies, shorts, crews, pants, and bras that can be combined into infinite ensembles. And the collaboration wouldn’t be complete without accessories: bucket hats, curve caps, shoulder bags, and grip bags, to be exact. The Parisian brand’s signature symbol is merged with the Puma logo in a co-branded graphic that can be seen across pieces, a visual representation of the friendships that inspired the collaboration.

35 Dior Reopens 30 Montaigne

Who: Dior

What: Reopening of global flagship store

Where: 30 Montaigne Avenue, Paris, France

Why: The House of Dior is officially reopening its iconic global flagship housed at 30 Avenue Montaigne to the public. The unveiling comes after two years of renovations, which have been spent reimagining the original address for 2022. For the uninitiated, the historical fashion monument is where Christian Dior first started creating his collections over 70 years ago. And architect Peter Marino, who led the design for the new-and-improved space, has collaborated with the French house for over 25 years. His temple to the architectural, historical, gastronomic, and cultural sensibilities of the French capital are testament to Dior’s wide range of impact.

36 Grand Collection and Veselka Show Support for Ukraine

Who: Grand Collection and Veselka

What: Ukrainian war effort initiative

Where: Available online at grandcollectionco.com

Why: Skatewear brand Grand Collection has teamed up with the iconic New York Ukrainian restaurant Veselka for a third time on a capsule collection, with 100 percent of the proceeds going toward providing food and humanitarian aid to those devastated by the war in Ukraine. Though the initiative was originally set to launch later this year, given the escalating situation abroad, the two decided to release a pair of T-shirts with all proceeds benefitting the World Food Programme and UNHCR’s humanitarian efforts for Ukrainians displaced by the war. The bold yellow and blue of the Ukrainian flag seen on the tees is a small but effective way of signaling support from afar.

37 Barton Perreira Reveals Brand-New Frame

Who: Barton Perreira

What: The Vega frame for spring/summer 2022

Where: Available online at bartonperreira.com

Why: Though we firmly believe that sunglasses are a year-round accessory, luxury eyewear brand Barton Perreira is introducing a selection of very chic new styles for spring and summer. Done in sculptural, vintage-inspired shapes and colors inspired by nature, the latest collection is made to stand out. In particular, the Vega frame, featuring hand-engraved filigree detail and gradient lenses that go from indigo to a golden champagne color designed for all skin tones. As an added bonus, Barton Perreira is also debuting a second drop of the 007 Legacy capsule, which pays sartorial homage to James Bond, of course.

38 Dries Van Noten Ventures Into Beauty

Who: Dries Van Noten

What: Debut beauty collection

Where: Available online at driesvannoten.com

Why: Belgian designer Dries Van Noten is a known master of clashing concepts—and the announcement of the brand’s beauty collection presents yet another opportunity for him to exercise his talents. Having hosted hundreds of fashion shows, Van Noten has personal backstage experience in creating makeup looks that complement his vision. The collection features vivid lipsticks in eye-catching cases formulated with rosehip oil as well as unique, genderless eau de parfum bottles adorned with patterns that reflect the duality of each fragrance. With Dries Van Noten Beauty, Van Noten cleverly finds an opportunity to insert his juxtaposing designs into each step of the beautification process.

39 Bulgari Teams Up with Casablanca

Who: Bulgari and Casablanca

What: New summer accessory collaboration

Where: Available at select Bulgari boutiques worldwide

Why: Bulgari has partnered with contemporary luxury fashion house Casablanca to create a seven-piece line of accessories made for summer travel plans. The collab, set to launch in two installments, is part of Bulgari’s ongoing collaborative series “Serpenti Through the Eyes Of.” For the first launch, dubbed “Après Tennis,” French-Moroccan creative director and Casablanca founder Charaf Tajer drew from racket bags in order to create a chic contrast between white perforated leather, green accents, and a vintage-inspired wooden handle. The second drop, titled “Mosaic Story,” is a direct call to the tiled architecture from the brand’s Mediterranean origins. Crossbody bags, handbags, and totes featuring the iconic snakehead charm are all cleared for takeoff on your next flight to a tropical destination.

40 New Balance Introduces the Vegan Friendly MADE 990v5

Who: New Balance

What: Vegan sneaker drop

Where: Available online at newbalance.com and at select retailers

Why: You can now dress vegan down to your toes with the first Vegan Friendly MADE 990v5 sneaker from New Balance. The iconic 990v5 silhouette, which is now celebrating its 40th anniversary, has been recreated using all vegan materials, from embossed synthetic overlays and mesh plugs on the upper to ENCAP in the sneaker’s midsole for support and an outsole made of rubber for extra durability. From top to bottom, the Vegan Friendly MADE 990v5 showcases the reliability of New Balance’s trusted shoe, as well as the impact of the global vegan movement—all in one stylish, comfy sneaker.

41 Tory Burch and 1stDibs Team Up for Women’s History Month

Who: Tory Burch and 1stDibs

What: Exclusive curated collection from female artists and makers

Where: Available online at 1stdibs.com

Why: Though it should be every month, March has been dubbed Women’s History Month, and female titan of industry Tory Burch is celebrating the kickoff with a special curation of hand-selected pieces made by women of the arts, all shoppable online via the luxury e-commerce retailer 1stDibs. Through the partnership, 1stDibs is supporting the Tory Burch Foundation, which empowers women entrepreneurs by providing access to capital, education, and digital resources. Burch’s picks feature craftswomen and designers including Clementine Hunter, Lucie Rie, Line Vautrin, Gabriella Crespi, and Claire McCardell. “I’m all about an unpredictable mix, whether it’s in my home or in my collections: traditional and modern, vintage and current, high and low,” Burch says. From mid-century makers to 20th-century trailblazers, ladies all over the map and timeline of female achievement are represented in her collective ode to girl power.

42 Nick Fouquet and Lucchese Head West with New Shoe Collaboration

Who: Nick Fouquet and Lucchese

What: Footwear and accessory collection

Where: Available online at nickfouquet.com

Why: French-American designer Nick Fouquet and Lucchese, the popular Texas-based boot brand, have come together to create a collection of footwear and accessories made in the spirit of the Wild West. On the surface, the collab may not be the most obvious pairing, but Fouquet’s penchant for a collective of poets in the cowboy community moved him to design in their honor. Drawing from ‘70s-era relaxed fits and adding a modern twist, the collection of cowboy boots, silk scarves, and hats are equal parts classic and of-the-moment. Looks like the frontier of fashion has a new sheriff in town.

43 Malone Souliers Announces Bridgerton-Inspired Shoe Collection

Who: Malone Souliers and Bridgerton

What: Collaborative shoe collection

Where: Available at malonesouliers.com starting March 15

Why: Capitalizing on the Bridgerton craze, Malone Souliers is debuting a 14-piece capsule collection of shoes inspired by the lavish looks featured on the hit period drama. The exclusive collaboration in partnership with Shondaland and Netflix celebrates the fashion from the romantic Regency period with lavish pairs for both men and women. According to a press release, the designs will feature intricate jacquards, shimmering satins, and dramatic feathered plumes, reimagining the luxury brand’s signature silhouettes as gentry-worthy footwear, just in time for the return of Bridgerton season 2.

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