Aimé Leon Dore and The North Face are set to launch an exciting collaborative collection. According to insider leaks, the collection will feature unique blue elements and exquisite details that are highly anticipated. The new series will reinterpret outdoor functional clothing, making people eager to see it for themselves.
Wallace Stores has collaborated with renowned Hong Kong photographer Wing Shya to reinterpret Martin Margiela’s classic designs from the millennium era, capturing the unique street style of Hong Kong. This collaboration not only continues the long-standing understanding between the two but also highlights the clever integration of street fashion with artistic photography.
Pharrell Williams designed the Spring 2025 menswear collection for Louis Vuitton, blending music and color to create a vibrant and diverse style. The collection features gradient colors, synesthetic elements, and classic patterns, showcasing a seamless integration of preppy style and street fashion. Accessories and footwear add fun and creativity to the collection.
The new UNIQLO UT collaborative T-shirt series is set to debut, featuring unique designs from “Neon Genesis Evangelion” and “Ghost in the Shell S.A.C.” The collection includes four styles in black and white, each capturing the essence of the works. Priced at ¥1,990 yen, they will be available at UNIQLO stores and on the official website, allowing fans to quickly get their hands on them.
PARCO’s latest spring fashion feature is creatively directed by Zhang Jiacheng. The video intertwines the traditional and modern aspects of Shanghai from the 90s, depicting a story where the main characters arrange a meeting through letters. The first two-minute video has been released, revealing a novel-like emotional journey, with anticipation building towards the summer finale.
Calvin Klein’s latest fall fashion show was grandly held, displaying the brand’s minimalist spirit focused on everyday wear, exciting fans. Veronica Leoni infused self-expression with a fresh perspective, enhancing the brand’s influence in the fashion industry.
Stone Island has launched the new 2025 Spring/Summer Ghost Series, emphasizing monochromatic aesthetics and functionality, solidly represented by Ethan Juan, Garrett Wilson, and Hidetoshi Nakata. The Weatherproof Cotton Canvas jacket and the newly utilized Alcantara® material showcase a simple yet unique style.
Recently, NEIGHBORHOOD announced the opening of a new pop-up store at Dover Street Market Ginza, inspired by the theme of a hot dog cart, with an eye-catching metallic style design. To celebrate the opening, they are launching several trendy limited edition products, including coach jackets and co-branded keychains, sure to catch the attention of brand enthusiasts.
Acne Studios has recently launched the Camero bag, inspired by vintage camera bags, designed to be gender-neutral and trendy. Crafted from Italian calf leather, it features five zippered pockets and an adjustable strap, providing versatility to meet everyday needs.
Balenciaga has launched a brand-new Valentine’s Day apparel collection, which is full of the festive and warm atmosphere of the holiday. The collection includes hoodies and T-shirts with a distressed finish, printed with handwritten “Happy Valentine’s Day” poems. Whether as a gift or for personal wear, it is a great choice.
Palace Skateboards recently opened its second flagship store in Seoul’s Mapo District, with an interior design that incorporates the skateboarding culture of London’s South Bank. Featuring floor-to-ceiling windows and solid concrete pillars facing the city, the store offers a prime spot for trend enthusiasts to check in.
Stone Island recently launched the “Community as a Form of Research” project, featuring entertainment activities with celebrities from various fields, including Spike Lee, John Glacier, Giggs, and Hidetoshi Nakata, showcasing diverse fashion styles. The styling for these celebrities was handled by renowned photographer David Sims and stylist Max Pearmain, making it well worth a closer look.
The renowned Japanese fashion brand HYKE has once again collaborated with The North Face to launch a new co-branded series for the Spring/Summer 2025 season. This collection offers a variety of high-performance apparel and accessories designed specifically for outdoor activities, including the latest AltaMesa 500 running shoes, which combine lightness and practicality.
The recent Louis Vuitton Fall/Winter 2025 fashion show held in Paris garnered widespread attention. Pharrell and NIGO joined forces once again, showcasing the debut of ‘LV Bag’ by J-Hope and Don Toliver. The reaction from K-pop fans was explosive, undoubtedly adding a fleeting yet hot topic to the event.
Gucci has officially announced that it will part ways with Creative Director Sabato De Sarno. The upcoming Milan Fashion Week will be led by the brand’s design team. Despite his unique contributions, the brand’s continuing poor performance may be one of the significant reasons for this change.
The new collection led by Jerry Lorenzo’s Fear of God ESSENTIALS includes items from 10 NBA teams, including the Golden State Warriors and the Brooklyn Nets. Established favorite teams like the Chicago Bulls and Los Angeles Lakers also feature new color schemes, arousing anticipation among collectors and fashion enthusiasts.
NEIGHBORHOOD recently launched its brand new Spring/Summer 2025 collection, featuring cultural imagery. The collection includes military-style multi-pocket utility shirts and tactical work pants, which are given a unique worn texture through vintage dyeing and distinctive seam treatments.
UNIQLO UT recently launched a new collaborative series with “Mobile Suit Gundam,” featuring four unique designs. Each design boasts distinctive graphics that leave a lasting impression. The collection includes classic characters and popular mobile suits, attracting the attention of numerous Gundam fans.
AAPENOW recently launched its Spring/Summer 2025 collection, themed around minimalism and pragmatism. The collection was photographed in Kamakura, Japan, blending Japanese aesthetics with street culture. It includes essential items such as denim and sportswear sets, designed to ensure wearers can comfortably head out during the hot summer months.
The JOOPITER platform is currently hosting the NIGO Knows and Pharrell Knows Too auction, showcasing their collaborative artworks from the past twenty-plus years, including rare items and cultural treasures. This is an unmissable event.