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NIGO and BTS member j-hope have collaborated on a new Nike Air Force 1 Low, featuring squirrel graphics and a retro colorblocked design. The sneaker marks another high-profile crossover between streetwear and music talent for Nike.
LA-based label Menace has teamed up with adidas to reinterpret the classic Adistar Control 5 silhouette. The partnership puts one of Los Angeles' standout brands in the spotlight as it takes on an iconic adidas model.
Charli XCX welcomed Tinashe during her headlining set at ACL Festival, where the two performed tracks including "Nobody Wanna Dance Anymore" and "Melatonin" off Tinashe's new LP Popstar. The guest appearance highlights a notable festival-circuit collaboration between two major pop acts.
Nordstrom is giving shoppers another shot at the nearly sold-out Reformation x Alexa Chung collaboration, which sold through quickly after launch. The move highlights how retail partners are extending the life of high-demand brand collaborations beyond their initial drop.
Country artist Carter Faith is carving her own lane in the genre with bold, uncomfortable lyrics touching on chaos and dark fantasies. Her unapologetic approach signals a fresh voice shaking up country music's traditional mold.
The Strokes guitarist Nick Valensi teams up with Aziya and Mr Hudson for the new single 'Scream Your Name.' The track marks an early release for the newly launched record label Sick.
Interscope filed suit after singer-songwriter Summer Walker moved to terminate her recording contract under a California labor law. The label claims she would owe $50 million if she walks away from the deal.
Country singer Ella Langley canceled her Tulsa show after officials cited a serious security threat targeting the singer, her team, venue staff and fans. The decision underscores growing safety concerns promoters and venues must weigh when touring risks escalate.
A year into fashion's major creative overhaul, incoming designers at Saint Laurent, Dior, Chanel and other major houses are navigating the weight of their predecessors at Paris Fashion Week. Results vary, with some finding fresh footing and others still defining their vision.
Designer Thom Browne and Met curator Andrew Bolton will each be awarded the Medal of Honor in Fashion by the National Arts Club. The ceremony takes place October 16 at the club's Tilden Mansion headquarters in Gramercy Park, New York City.
Anthony Vaccarello has departed Saint Laurent after a decade as creative director, closing out his tenure with a widely noted S/S 27 collection. In parallel industry news, LVMH and Kering have raised the minimum age requirement for models, a policy shift with direct implications for agencies and casting across the fashion industry.
Alanis Morissette is releasing a Christmas album titled Good Weather for Immaculate Conception, featuring two original holiday songs. The project includes collaborations with Brandi Carlile, Steve Martin, and other guest artists.
Pop artist Slayyyter has released a self-directed music video for her new single 'I Think He's Got a Girl,' centered on confronting a cheating partner. The track will appear on her upcoming album Wor$t Man in America, due out December 4.
Aritzia executives say the momentum from its strong second quarter is carrying forward, driven by infrastructure upgrades and faster digital growth. The brand is also accelerating new store openings as part of its broader expansion strategy.
Workwear label Argent celebrated its tenth anniversary with founder Sali Christeson hosting an uptown dinner at Marcel. Guests included Hillary Rodham Clinton, Huma Abedin, and Katie Couric, marking the brand's milestone with high-profile support.
Michelle Yeoh received the Asian Filmmaker of the Year award at the Busan International Film Festival, appearing in a standout Dior gown. The honor underscores her continued influence across both film and fashion.
AS, a new menswear brand led by an anonymous Tokyo-based designer, is debuting with distribution limited to just three stores. The label positions itself apart from typical Japanese fashion trends, leaning into a deliberately low-key, scarcity-driven rollout.
Anthony Vaccarello is departing Saint Laurent after ten years as creative director, a tenure marked by his reinvention of the red-carpet suit. His exit sets up one of fashion's most closely watched creative director searches.
Rock & Roll Hall of Famer Sheryl Crow says Olivia Rodrigo's drive pushes her to keep going, citing the younger artist's commitment to grassroots work. Crow singled out Rodrigo's Daisy Chain Fields festival as proof of her dedication beyond chart success.
David Koma's Spring 2027 collection channels 1990s figure skating, fusing athletic precision with theatrical glamour. The designer turns physical effort itself into the show's spectacle, a sharp reference point for buyers and press tracking runway direction.
At Paris Fashion Week, contemporary labels are doubling down on brand heritage and narrative as accessories, especially handbags, take a larger share of focus. The shift signals brands positioning themselves culturally, not just through apparel but through storytelling tied to their product categories.
Adrian Jules is building a tech-driven infrastructure that brings 60 years of master tailoring craft into a scalable, end-to-end system. The platform targets private-label retailers and custom apparel brands looking to modernize bespoke production at global scale.
Trance veteran Armin van Buuren has released a collaborative track with Funk Tribu titled 'Nirvana.' The single aims to connect classic trance sound with a harder-edged, new-school style.
Phoebe Bridgers staged a 'Sound Check' performance at New York's Cherry Lane Theatre, bringing Boygenius along for a three-song set. The project was directed by Lance Oppenheim, who also helmed her Primetime work, giving the show a distinctly cinematic, haunted feel.
Thrash band Power Trip has released two new tracks, 'Precinct 3' and 'Scavenger,' from their upcoming third album. The songs mark the group's first new material since the death of original singer Riley Gale, introducing new vocalist Seth Gilmore.
Calvin Harris is fueling speculation of a long-awaited US tour after matching teaser billboards appeared in New York, Seattle, Chicago, San Diego, and Houston. The coordinated rollout signals a major stateside run may be imminent, with fans and promoters watching for an official announcement.
London-based label COS has unveiled its Autumn/Winter 2026 campaign, fronted by model Awar Odhiang. The launch arrives alongside a broader roundup of the week's fashion industry news.
Former Chanel creative director Virginie Viard speaks candidly about her sudden exit from the house and her path forward after years alongside Karl Lagerfeld. She reflects on rebuilding her confidence as she charts a new chapter beyond Chanel.
Grimes has shared 'Accelerando,' the first preview of her upcoming AI-inspired 'psy opera' project. The track marks a return to new music as she prepares her first full album in six years.
Detroit-based Tayion Collection has extended its licensing agreement with Peerless Clothing for another three years. The renewed deal paves the way for the brand to expand beyond its current offerings into sportswear, neckwear and additional categories.
