Mara Hoffman Teams Up With One&Only for a New Swimwear Capsule
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Ah, January...a time for new beginnings and fresh starts. It’s also coincidentally a great time for fashion, with the winter providing a chance for new outerwear, new skiwear, new everything! We’re keeping the good vibes going with Mara Hoffman and One&Only’s swimwear capsule, Staud and Birkenstock’s latest collaborative sandal, and Universal Standard’s limited-edition collaboration with Henning. Keep an eye on this space as we update throughout the month with the hottest (or coldest, depending on how you look at it) fashion news, collaborations, and launches.
Mara Hoffman Joins Forces With One&Only
Who: Mara Hoffman and One&Only
What: Exclusive swimwear capsule collection
Where: Online at marahoffman.com and at the One&Only Mandarina and One&Only Palmilla in Mexico, the One&Only Le Saint Géran in Mauritius, and the One&Only Reethi Rah in the Maldives
Why: If you’re packing for a beach vacation, a good bathing suit is essential. It makes sense, then, that One&Only resorts has tapped Mara Hoffman to design a bespoke (and sustainable!) collection of swimwear ideal for your next warm-weather getaway. Add this one-piece to your carry-on ASAP.
Clare V. and Mother Team Up on Denim Capsule
Who: Clare V. and Mother
What: Capsule collaboration
Where: Online at motherdenim.com, clarev.com, and at select Clare V. retail locations
Why: If you’re a bit tired of layering up for winter, look no further than this collaboration between West Coast dynamic duo Clare V. and Mother. The denim specialists is bringing its L.A.-inspired aesthetic to Clare V.’s indie take on French classics. The result is a curated capsule of flared jeans, buttery-soft tees, and covetable accessories, like Clare V.’s Petite Bateau reimagined in a white floral print. The two brands will be donating $20,000 to the Downtown Women’s Center in Los Angeles to top off their efforts.
Staud and Birkenstock Continue Partnership With Spring Launch
Who: Staud and Birkenstock
What: Spring 2024 launch
Where: Online at birkenstock.com, staud.clothing, and at Birkenstock and Staud retail locations
Why: If you’re planning a much-needed winter getaway, consider adding the latest edition of Staud x Birkenstock to your packing list. The Spring 2024 iteration of the ongoing partnership brings shiny, smooth tan leather to the classic Arizona and Gizeh sandals, finished off with polished gold buckles.
“B” Dry Goods Unveils ‘Fashion Forward’ Exhibition
Who: “B” Dry Goods
What: “Fashion Forward” exhibition
Where: On view now at 679 Franklin Ave, Brooklyn, NY
Why: Ahead of New York Fashion Week, Brooklyn gallery “B” Dry Goods is unveiling a new style-centric exhibition. “Fashion Forward” will feature original paintings and drawings from the likes of Yves Saint Laurent, Pierre Balmain, Hubert de Givenchy, and others, in addition to original archival pieces, like never-before-seen costumes from a Bolshoi Ballet production of Giselle. Head to Brooklyn to soak up a worthy chunk of sartorial history.
Dolce D’Oro From Le Vian Makes Debut
Who: Le Vian
What: Dolce D’Oro collection
Where: Online at jared.com
Why: To celebrate Le Vian and Jared’s 25-year partnership, Le Vian created the delicious Dolce D’Oro collection. Mixing the sweetness of yellow gold with the richness of chocolate diamonds, Le Vian drew on 16th-century original designs from its archives, plus a dose of glamour pulled from the ’90s to create a mouth-watering assortment of pendants, rings, and bangles sure to satisfy anyone’s diamond cravings...and whatever else.
Universal Standard Collaborates With Henning
Who: Universal Standard and Henning
What: Collaborative collection
Where: Online at universalstandard.com
Why: When we heard that Lauren Chan’s brand, Henning, was acquired by Universal Standard, we knew good things were coming. Now, the news is here: Henning x US is a limited-edition collaborative collection that rethinks classic workwear silhouettes in a vast size range: 00–40. “As a plus-size model, fashion editor, and brand founder, I’ve spent the entirety of my career advocating for size equality, so collaborating with Universal Standard to launch these designs in the world’s most inclusive size range is truly a dream realized,” Chan says in a press release.
Fusalp Partners With Swarovski
Who: Fusalp and Swarovski
What: Collaborative collection
Where: Online at fusalp.com and at retail locations worldwide
Why: In the throes of ski season, Fusalp has joined forces with Swarovski on a capsule collection of winter gear bedazzled with crystals. Because who could possibly miss you on the mountain in this embellished snakeskin puffer?
Tory Burch and Humberto Leon Open New Concept Store in L.A.
Who: Tory Burch and Humberto Leon
What: Pop-up concept store
Where: 8483 Melrose Avenue, Los Angeles through 2024
Why: Tory Burch is heading west, with the help of Humberto Leon. The two fashion legends collaborated on a new Tory Burch concept store on Melrose Avenue in L.A., featuring animal photography by Walter Schels inspired by TB’s latest prints—mainly cats and bunnies. “There’s a human element to Walter’s photographs, in the way he looks at the animals and they in turn look back,” Burch says in a press release. Part retail, part exhibition, and 100 percent immersive.
La Ligne Drops Anniversary Archive Collection
Who: La Ligne
What: Anniversary Archive Collection
Where: Online at lalignenyc.com
Why: For its Anniversary Archive Collection highlighting the brand’s bestselling styles, cult-favorite New York label La Ligne threw it back—by tapping none other than Olivia Wilde, who memorably fronted La Ligne’s first-ever campaign in 2016, to model the new (and old) releases. Expect the triumphant return of the Bardot Dress, Boudoir Pant, Bastien Sweater (pictured here), and more.
Loeffler Randall Teams Up With Salter House
Who: Loeffler Randall and Salter House
What: Collaboration
Where: Online at loefflerrandall.com and salter.house and in-store at Salter House
Why: Because balletcore isn’t going anywhere anytime soon, Loeffler Randall has collaborated with the Brooklyn-based design studio Salter House on a collection of ballet flats, made in the footwear brand’s bestselling silhouette and featuring Salter House’s hand-drawn embroidered bow. Each pair is already meant to look worn out, but feel free to wear them out even more.
Krewe Launches Mardi Gras Collection
Who: Krewe
What: Limited-edition capsule collection
Where: Online at krewe.com through February 13
Why: Just in time for Mardi Gras shenanigans, New Orleans eyewear brand Krewe is debuting a limited-edition collection of sunglasses made with Fat Tuesday in mind. Dubbed “Revelry,” the capsule includes four styles—Bowery, Nylon, Cameron, St. Louis, and the Elton—each with a tortoise pattern, glitter, and neon. What’s more festive than that?
White + Warren Partners With The Metropolitan Museum of Art on Capsule
Who: White + Warren and The Metropolitan Museum of Art
What: Limited-edition capsule collection
Where: Online at whiteandwarren.com
Why: It’s a match made in New York heaven. Knitwear brand White + Warren is joining forces with The Met on a limited-edition capsule collection of 100 percent cashmere pieces that each take inspiration from some of the museum’s most iconic works—like this sweater, featuring a design from a 15th-century European tapestry, and a beanie emblazoned with the vintage Renaissance “M” logo.
Sporty & Rich Releases Fourth Collaboration With Prince
Who: Sporty & Rich and Prince
What: Capsule collection
Where: Online at sportyandrich.com
Why: If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it. That’s the idea behind Sporty & Rich’s ongoing collaboration with Prince. The cult label has once again teamed up with the sportswear brand on a capsule of athleisure looks that work on or off the court. Take, for instance, this ’80s-inspired crewneck sweater that goes with just about everything.
Canada Goose Introduces First-Ever ‘Hood Trim Collective’
Who: Canada Goose
What: “Hood Trim Collective”
Where: Exclusively at Canada Goose’s 5th Avenue store, 689 5th Avenue, New York City
Why: Canada Goose’s commitment to supporting global fashion talent has been made evident with its collaborations over the years, and this go-around is no different. For its latest venture, the “Hood Trim Collective,” the outerwear brand is enlisting three designers from across the globe: Collina Strada, Thebe Magugu, and Mira Mikati. CG asked these three to reimagine its most iconic silhouettes, plus hood trims that are interchangeable and allow the wearer to customize their outerwear to their liking. We’re partial to the cheeky cat ears designed by Collina Strada (pictured here).
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