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Louis Vuitton Marks 130 Years of Its Monogram With Immersive NYC Pop‑Up
Louis Vuitton is celebrating the **130th anniversary** of its iconic monogram with an immersive pop‑up inside its SoHo boutique in New York City. Visitors can explore installations featuring classic silhouettes like the Speedy, Neverfull and Alma reimagined across specially designed rooms, a bar and terrace, underscoring the house’s focus on heritage and experience-led retail.
Skims Reunites With Team USA Ahead of the 2026 Milano Cortina Olympics
Skims has launched a new **Team USA capsule** covering loungewear and athleticwear for both men and women ahead of the 2026 Milano Cortina Olympic and Paralympic Games. The campaign features Team USA athletes including World Ice Dance champion Madison Chock and World Cup gold medalist bobsledder Kaysha Love, cementing Skims’ growing presence in performance and sports-adjacent fashion.
Prada Unveils Spring/Summer 2026 Campaign Featuring Star-Studded Cast
Prada has released its **Spring/Summer 2026 campaign**, titled *Image of an Image*, fronted by Hunter Schafer, Damson Idris, Carey Mulligan, John Glacier, Levon Hawke, Nicholas Hoult and Liu Wen. Created with artist Anne Collier, the campaign is positioned as both a celebration and critique of fashion imagery, framing Prada’s new season through a fine‑art lens.
White & Warren Launches ‘Clubhouse’ Cashmere Line Inspired by Country Club Living
Knitwear label White & Warren has introduced **Clubhouse**, a new seasonal line launched January 6 that channels vintage sportswear and country club aesthetics. The debut drop includes 10 ultra‑soft cashmere styles—hoodies, cardigans, pullovers and shorts—designed to move seamlessly from daytime lunches to evening cocktails.
Dior Debuts First Jonathan Anderson Collection in Selfridges Pop‑Up
Dior is showcasing the **first collection under new creative director Jonathan Anderson** via a dedicated pop‑up at Selfridges in London running from early January to late February. The space allows shoppers to experience Anderson’s inaugural vision for the house up close, signaling a major creative leadership shift at one of fashion’s most influential labels.
Tommy Hilfiger Partners With Liverpool FC in New Global Fashion‑Football Deal
Tommy Hilfiger has become the **official global partner of Liverpool FC**, marking its first major return to football in over 20 years. The collaboration spans men’s and women’s teams and includes tailoring, denim, dress‑casual looks, accessories and co‑branded capsules that fuse New York prep with Anfield’s sporting energy.
Pandora x Bridgerton Capsule Brings Regency Romance to Jewelry
Pandora is releasing a **14‑piece jewelry collection** in collaboration with Netflix’s Regency‑era hit *Bridgerton*. The line features pastel stones, floral details, bow motifs and delicate charms designed to echo the show’s romantic, fantasy‑driven aesthetic and tap into ongoing Regencycore appeal.
Maximalism, Craft Couture and Bold Prints Lead Early 2026 Trend Agenda
Trend forecasts for 2026 highlight a strong shift toward **maximalism**, with mixed metals, layered prints and statement pieces replacing the ‘beigefication’ of recent years. Designers are emphasizing craftsmanship and heritage—exemplified by Louis Vuitton’s bejewelled Spring 2026 pieces—alongside jungle‑inspired animal prints and dramatic silhouettes seen at houses like Dolce & Gabbana, Ferragamo and Chanel.
Gen Z Drives Digital‑First, Gender‑Fluid and Value‑Led Fashion in 2026
Gen Z is shaping 2026 fashion through **maximalist expression, hyper‑personalisation and virtual fashion**, blending physical garments with digital wearables and AR try‑ons. The cohort’s embrace of gender‑neutral dressing, thrift flips and value‑driven purchases is pushing brands to prioritize transparency, inclusivity and comfort‑focused yet innovative silhouettes.
Retail Outlook 2026: K‑Shaped Economy and Faster‑Than‑Ever Delivery Reshape Fashion Commerce
Retail analysts forecast a **K‑shaped economy** in 2026, where AI‑aligned firms outperform peers as weakened consumer buying power pressures specialty fashion retailers. At the same time, giants like Amazon are accelerating same‑day and even sub‑30‑minute delivery through services such as Amazon Now, raising expectations for fashion e‑commerce speed and convenience.