Crocs has recently launched the new Classic Clog Velvet Pack series, available in wine red and black. The highlight of these clogs is the velvet material used for the upper, which adds a sense of fashion while maintaining practical features such as breathable holes and a slip-resistant sole. The series will be released in the future, with a suggested retail price of $175 USD.
Louis Vuitton incorporates musical elements into its brand image, launching fashionable mini bags and wearable wallets inspired by iPods and cassette players, designed with a nostalgic tech aesthetic. The new collection will debut at the upcoming spring exhibition, generating much anticipation.
The brand new project “Shit Year Good People” is a collaboration between GRS and DRIVETHRU®, conceived in response to global natural disasters and human crises. It explores how good people bring strength and support to life during tough times. This series aims to convey the crucial message of communal support and mutual aid.
Nike recently launched two types of running shoes, the Vaporfly 4 and the Streakfly 2, designed specifically for long-distance and short-distance running, respectively. They incorporate optimized ZoomX foam and Flyplate technology to enhance energy return and comfort. The Vaporfly 4 has reduced its weight by 10%, while the Streakfly 2 has improved propulsion and stability.
Diesel recently showcased its Fall/Winter 2025 collection at Milan Fashion Week, demonstrating bold designs and the unique charm of graffiti culture. Over three kilometers of graffiti fabric, created by approximately 7,000 artists, displayed innovative elements and craftsmanship that were truly breathtaking.
Gucci recently unveiled its Autumn/Winter 2025 collection for men and women at Milan Fashion Week, coinciding with the departure of Creative Director Sabato De Sarno. The collection, centered around the concept of “sprezzatura,” showcased the brand’s deep roots in craftsmanship and culture. Models displayed the essence of fashion on a runway adorned with the Interlocking G logo, leaving a lasting impression.
BEAMS is set to open its first pop-up store in Southern California, located at 620 Imperial Street, Los Angeles. The event will feature the Spring 2025 collection, along with a brand new sub-line, “the A.” This activity showcases the brand’s global reach and is a must-visit for anyone fond of Japanese style fashion.
The new baseball cap series launched by ©SAINT Mxxxxxx and New Era pays tribute to Major League Baseball, drawing design inspiration from five famous teams. The caps primarily feature the soft Retro Crown 9FIFTY style, perfectly blending casual and fashionable elements.
The Prada Fall/Winter 2025 women’s fashion show took place at the Deposito of the Prada Foundation in Milan, attracting luminous guests like Ben Yoo-sik and KARINA. The collection, a collaboration between Miuccia Prada and Raf Simons, explores the symbols and meanings of feminine qualities. The garments, unique as works of art, prompt a reevaluation of the definition of beauty.
ADER ERROR and Converse collaborate once again, launching two shoe models, the Chuck 70 Ox and the Wave Trainer, which capture attention with their minimalist style and jewel-blue designs. They also introduced distinctive pre-aged effects and removable ankle guards, showcasing the brand’s innovative charm.
In 2025, Stüssy ushered in an exciting new chapter by reopening a concept store at 50 Prince Street in New York, and launching a new collaborative Air Baltoro sneaker with Nike. The classic outdoor boot’s retro color scheme evokes nostalgia and garnered significant attention with its debut in the “Fortnite” game.
PUMA has collaborated with musician Skepta to launch the new Skope Forever Mid sneakers, featuring a mountain-climbing style and black design. Special gloves will be gifted, and a pop-up store will be set up to offer fashionable items, providing fans with more choices.
Balenciaga recently launched its fan club collection, which includes T-shirts featuring celebrities such as Michelle Yeoh and Kim Kardashian. These shirts are printed with exclusive photos and autographs, showcasing inspiration from the retro style of the 90s and possessing significant collectible value.
Los Angeles Lakers star Luka Dončić recently wore his signature shoe, the Jordan Luka 4, for the first time during a game against the Dallas Mavericks. This pair of sneakers features a fresh light lime green and electric green color scheme with a dynamic pattern, displaying a unique style that is very eye-catching.
Maison Margiela and Gentle Monster are collaborating for the third time to launch a new joint series, which includes 8 styles of sunglasses and 12 styles of optical glasses. Combining metal materials and innovative designs, they offer a fresh visual experience. Additionally, a limited-time experiential space will also debut in seven major cities worldwide, inviting everyone to explore the allure of CYBERCORE aesthetics.
Recently, lululemon announced a collaboration with the “seven-time world champion” of Formula One, Lewis Hamilton, appointing him as a brand ambassador. The collaboration not only provides top-notch sports equipment but will also further promote product innovation and social welfare projects.
DTLR’s recently launched New Balance 1906R “Moon Sign” is inspired by astrology and the moon, featuring a dreamy design in light gray and silver. Equipped with ACTEVA LITE and ABZORB SBS technology, it offers ultimate comfort. Unique color details add extra vibrancy.
Palace Skateboards has established a brand new collaborative collection with London streetwear brand Maharishi, infusing creativity into skateboarding and street culture. The collection features a variety of exquisite jackets and sportswear, accompanied by unique camouflage designs, showcasing its distinctive character along with versatile accessories.
California streetwear brand Brain Dead celebrates its tenth anniversary with a collaboration with French brand A.P.C. to launch a denim-themed capsule collection. The collection includes unique items such as jackets, trousers, and tote bags that showcase creativity and brand characteristics, blending hand-drawn A.P.C. logos with Brain Dead’s signature designs.
Nike has once again collaborated with renowned designer Riccardo Tisci to launch the new Nike Shox TL co-branded series. This time it includes three unique color schemes, with a suggested retail price of about $180, bringing a long-awaited surprise to sneaker enthusiasts.