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The future of luxury motoring has taken an unexpected turn. Elon Musk unveiled the next-generation Tesla Roadster in Texas, where the electric sports car lifted off the ground, flipped mid-air, and landed on its wheels during a demonstration. High-pressure gas thrusters developed with SpaceX technology powered the manoeuvre, bringing aerospace engineering into a world shaped by speed, design, and desire.

More than a car, the Roadster reflects an idea increasingly present in luxury: innovation must also surprise, offering experiences that once belonged to science fiction. Its flight-capable version, however, is not yet approved for public roads, and Tesla plans to begin production in 2028. For now, the question is how far this technology can go beyond a spectacular reveal.

El nuevo Tesla Roadster quiere llevar el lujo fuera del asfalto

El futuro del automóvil de lujo acaba de dar un giro inesperado. Elon Musk presentó en Texas la nueva generación…

Dior takes makeup beyond the beauty bag with Médaillon, a lip balm from its Holiday 2026 collection that can be attached to the back of your phone using an adhesive template. The design taps into the growing trend of phone charms, where tech accessories have also become a way to express personal style. Its ornate details draw inspiration from the 18th century, including a bow inspired by the Fontanges style, associated with the elaborate hairstyles worn at the French court.

Available in 001 Crystal Pink, the balm combines a creamy formula with hydrating oils for a luminous finish. With Médaillon, the maison turns an everyday beauty product into an accessory to display and collect, bringing beauty into the world of personal objects that reflect the style of the person who chooses them.

Dior convierte un bálsamo labial en un charm para el móvil

Dior lleva el maquillaje más allá del…

The desert sets the tone for a new collaboration between Kith, Giorgio Armani, and ASICS, arriving October 16. Earthy shades and sun-worn finishes shape the footwear collection, bringing together ASICS’ technical expertise, Armani’s understated aesthetic, and Kith’s streetwear sensibility. The capsule will be available at Kith stores and online, with the digital release scheduled for 11 a.m. EST.

It’s an unexpected meeting of three distinct worlds, with each bringing its own perspective to premium sportswear.

Kith, Giorgio Armani y ASICS encuentran inspiración en el desierto

El desierto marca el punto de encuentro entre Kith, Giorgio Armani y ASICS en una nueva colaboración que llegará el 16 de octubre. La colección explora una paleta de tonos terrosos y acabados que recuerdan a superficies expuestas al sol, aplicados a una propuesta de calzado que reúne la experiencia deportiva de ASICS con la estética depurada de Armani y la sensibilidad urbana de Kith.…

Balletcore isn’t ready to put its beloved flats away just because temperatures are dropping. For its Winter Ballet collection, French footwear house Repetto introduces Ballet Warm, a hybrid design that pairs its signature leather ballet flats with ribbed wool leg warmers extending to the knee, built directly into the shoe.

Available in shades including grey, ivory, and pastel pink, the design preserves the delicacy of traditional ballet flats while adding an extra layer for colder days. With this release, Repetto reworks one of its most recognizable signatures for winter. The result brings the look of the dance studio to the streets while making styling effortless: the leg warmers are no longer an extra piece to work into an outfit but part of a single silhouette designed to take balletcore beyond spring.

Repetto encuentra la forma de llevar ballet flats en invierno

El balletcore se resiste a guardar sus zapatos planos…

Venice is opening the doors to a more personal side of Pierre Cardin. Ca’ Bragadin, the historic residence of the Italian-born designer, is now a permanent museum housing more than 350 pieces from his archive. Visitors can discover the geometric shapes and space-age designs that made him one of fashion’s great futurists, alongside jewelry, accessories, and furniture that reveal how far his ideas reached beyond clothing. The house will also host workshops and educational programs for emerging designers, giving the space a purpose beyond preserving the past. It’s a way to keep Cardin’s experimental approach in circulation, this time by putting it in the hands of the next generation.

Ca’ Bragadin abre las puertas al legado de Pierre Cardin

Venecia abre una faceta menos conocida de Pierre Cardin con la transformación de Ca’ Bragadin, su histórica residencia en la ciudad, en una casa-museo permanente. El archivo reúne más de 350…

Victoria Beckham is taking her design vision beyond the wardrobe with her first homeware collection, created in collaboration with European lifestyle platform Westwing and launching on October 12. Centered on the art of dressing the table, the collection brings together linens, tableware, glassware, and decorative accessories inspired by the British Arts and Crafts movement. Hammered cutlery, textured plates, subtly embossed glassware, and stainless-steel butter dishes shaped like seashells give everyday dining a distinctive touch. It’s a new chapter for Beckham, extending her aesthetic into the art of entertaining at home.

Victoria Beckham debuta en el universo del hogar

Victoria Beckham lleva su visión estética más allá del armario con su primera colección de diseño para el hogar, creada en colaboración con la plataforma europea Westwing y lanzada este 12 de octubre. La propuesta se concentra en el arte de vestir la mesa, con mantelería, vajillas, cristalería y accesorios que reinterpretan…

Robert Wun takes his dramatic visual language from the runway to the stage with Shared Rain, a piece presented at the New York City Ballet’s Fall Fashion Gala 2026. For the collaboration, the London-based designer created midnight-blue bodysuits embellished with Swarovski crystals, alongside geometric headpieces shaped like six-pointed umbrellas, developed with support from Senz.

The production marks the first commission for both Wun and choreographer Jennifer Archibald at NYCB. Her work explores how the human body responds to the force of a storm, with climate change as its backdrop. Drawing on the umbrellas that featured prominently in one of Wun’s haute couture collections, the choreography transforms them into an extension of the dancers’ physical language.

Set to immersive music and met with a standing ovation at Lincoln Center, Shared Rain brings fashion, dance, and environmental reflection together on a single stage. The piece is part of the Contemporary Choreography I…

The energy of 1980s dance films sets the tone for the new collaboration between GANNI and Lululemon. Arriving on October 15, 2026, the 22-piece capsule pairs lululemon’s performance-driven design with the Danish label’s bold aesthetic, bringing leopard print, vibrant colors, and playful ruffles into the workout wardrobe.

Iconic pieces like the Define Jacket get a fresh interpretation, joined by boleros, leg warmers, and headbands that channel the era’s dance-floor spirit. Titled "Joy Is a Power Move", the campaign stars Flashdance actress Jennifer Beals alongside artist METTE in a celebration of movement and self-expression. With this partnership, GANNI continues to push its sportswear ambitions, proving that performance wear can be as expressive as it is functional.

GANNI y Lululemon: la moda se pone a bailar

La energía de las películas de baile de los años ochenta inspira la nueva colaboración entre GANNI y Lululemon. La cápsula de 22 piezas, que llegará…

Five years after his last complete collection, Gabriel Hendifar returns with ACT V: AFSANEH, a new furniture and lighting collection inspired by his Persian roots. The name, meaning “fable” in Persian, is also a tribute to his mother.

The collection transforms everyday pieces into objects with a fantastical quality. Among them is Rahvi, a cast-brass light inspired by a mythical serpent and adorned with rings of semiprecious stones, alongside the lacquered Esfand lamps and Gol fiberglass pendants.

Originally presented in New York as the starting point for its international rollout toward London, ACT V: AFSANEH reaffirms Apparatus’ ability to turn lighting into sculptural pieces capable of transforming a space.

Apparatus convierte el diseño en una fábula

A$AP Rocky turned the Accor Arena into a runway during the Paris stop of his Don’t Be Dumb World Tour. As the opening act, AWGE, his creative collective, presented its Spring/Summer 2027 collection to around 6,000 concertgoers, making it the most attended fashion show ever recorded in contemporary fashion.

Titled Anti War Global Economics, the collection brought military codes into an urban vocabulary through tactical vests, gas masks, trench coats, reworked military garments, and bags inspired by fuel canisters. Blurring the lines between fashion, music, and visual culture, Rocky brought the runway into an entirely different kind of setting.

A$AP Rocky hace historia en París con AWGE

A$AP Rocky convirtió el escenario del Accor Arena en una pasarela durante la fecha parisina de su Don’t Be Dumb World Tour. Como acto de apertura, AWGE, su colectivo creativo, presentó la colección Primavera/Verano 2027 ante unos 6,000 asistentes que habían acudido al…

The legendary “revenge dress” worn by Princess Diana is heading back to auction nearly three decades after its last public appearance. The black silk dress, designed by Christina Stambolian, will travel through London, Hong Kong, and Geneva with Sotheby’s before arriving in New York on December 9, 2026, with an estimated value of $150,000 to $300,000.

The dress became part of pop culture history on June 29, 1994, when Diana wore it to a gala at the Serpentine Gallery on the same night then-Prince Charles publicly addressed his infidelity. Its Bardot neckline and departure from royal dress codes transformed the appearance into one of Diana’s most memorable fashion moments.

Originally auctioned by Diana herself in 1997 for charity, the dress now returns to the market as more than an archival fashion piece: a symbol of how clothing can become a statement of independence.

El “revenge dress” de Diana vuelve a…

Mexican fashion found a new way to speak for itself in Paris. During Paris Fashion Week, Samira & Regeane presented MEXIMALISTA, its debut collection, turning childhood memories, everyday objects, and references from Mexican popular culture into a couture proposition.

The iconic Mexican market bag was reimagined as corsetry, while the traditional paliacate, market graphics, street signage, and toys like the balero took on new forms through lace, sheer fabrics, and vibrant blocks of color. The collection starts with instantly recognizable elements and brings them into a more refined visual language without losing their origins.

The presentation also brought together Mexican talent across disciplines, with footwear by Dante, jewelry by Lula, and styling by Paola Tanus and Monse Rebollar, founders of Stylinginc. With MEXIMALISTA, Samira & Regeane brought to Paris an idea of luxury that doesn’t need to distance itself from everyday life to feel extraordinary.

Samira & Regeane lleva el…

For Spring/Summer 2027, shoes are no longer a secondary detail. They’re taking center stage. Prada explored hybrids between sandals and curved heels, while Saint Laurent brought opulence to the feet with chains, gemstones, flowers, feathers, and gilded finishes. At Chanel, Matthieu Blazy refreshed the house’s signature two-tone pumps with leopard and tiger prints, playful card-inspired heels, mesh, and embroidered details. Rather than simply complementing the clothes, footwear is becoming a statement in its own right.

The season also took experimentation into utilitarian territory: The Attico pushed gladiator boots up to the thigh, while Miu Miu continued its dialogue between luxury and sport with the New Balance RC150. KNWLS and Lacoste, meanwhile, reworked familiar codes through rounded soles and tennis-ball-inspired heels. Between sculpture, sport, and excess, SS27 proves that the look can start from the feet.

El calzado SS27 toma el control del look

En Primavera/Verano 2027, los zapatos dejaron de…

Le Labo brings its industrial aesthetic into the home with the new Concrete Home Diffuser, a limited-edition piece that transforms an everyday object into a design statement. Its body is made from molded concrete and finished by hand in the United States, with a porous surface that gives each piece its own variations in texture and tone. Over time, the material develops a patina, making each diffuser increasingly unique.

The diffuser uses nebulizing technology to turn SANTAL 26 oil into an ultra-fine mist without heat or dilution, while an Edison bulb adds an ambient element to the experience, adjusting its intensity in sync with the fragrance output. Following an initial launch in select markets, Le Labo will bring the Concrete Home Diffuser to stores worldwide starting December 1, 2026. Another example of how niche perfumery is moving further into the world of interior design.

Le Labo convierte la fragancia en…

For Spring/Summer 2027, Lacoste brought its runway to the Philippe-Chatrier court at Roland-Garros, where Pelagia Kolotouros turned the dynamism and physical effort of tennis into a source of experimentation. The collection combined oversized silhouettes, sportswear, and a palette of earthy tones, greens, blues, and silver finishes, while different elements of the sport were reinterpreted far beyond their usual context.

The footwear took this idea a step further, with the collection introducing sporty heels featuring technical lacing and external structures inspired by a tennis net, bringing a code designed for the court into urban fashion. Meanwhile, the ACE-T1 sneaker added a playful touch with a miniature tennis ball embedded directly into the heel. The collection was completed by the pleated Lenglen bag, a design that pays tribute to the tennis skirts of Suzanne Lenglen. In this way, Lacoste looks back to its sporting heritage to transform it into something less literal…

Fundación Bee2Be has added jewelry to its Abeja: Joya de la naturaleza initiative, a project that uses Mexican design to support the conservation of the melipona bee. For its 2026 edition, students and emerging designers can develop proposals inspired by the species, which is deeply connected to Maya culture, with ideas that can later become jewelry pieces, collections, packaging, or collaborations with brands.

The initiative expanded this year from 10 to 25 Mexican universities and received more than 1,000 proposals. Across fashion, art, industrial design, and now jewelry, the melipona is beginning to appear from new perspectives: as inspiration, object, and creative language. A far more contemporary way of bringing an ancestral species into the imagination of Mexican design.

Bee2Be lleva la conservación al diseño mexicano

Fundación Bee2Be incorporó la joyería a su iniciativa Abeja: Joya de la naturaleza, un proyecto que utiliza el diseño mexicano para apoyar la conservación…

Nike is taking its most recognizable symbol into unexpected territory. For Holiday 2026, the American brand will officially debut in fine jewelry with a capsule of delicate chain necklaces and structured hoop earrings, all built around the iconic Swoosh.

The collection moves beyond traditional sports merchandise in favor of a more refined aesthetic, with pieces crafted from S925 sterling silver and finished in white rhodium or 14-karat gold vermeil. The most distinctive detail is the most distinctive detail is the Swoosh itself, which is integrated into the structure of each piece. A symbol born on the courts and in sportswear now takes on a new expression within contemporary jewelry.

Nike lleva el Swoosh a la joyería fina

Nike se prepara para llevar su símbolo más reconocible a un territorio inesperado. Para Holiday 2026, la firma estadounidense debutará oficialmente en la joyería fina con una cápsula de collares de cadena delgada…

For Spring/Summer 2027, Loro Piana presented Solutions For at Milan’s Biblioteca Nazionale Braidense, taking its signature language of understated luxury into a more sculptural direction. Among the pieces that immediately caught the eye were wide-brimmed hats with dramatic proportions, framing the silhouettes with oversized volumes and bringing an unexpected dimension to the looks.

Cashmere, linen, and silk came together in a palette of sand, cream, and natural tones, while fluid tailoring, travel shirts, and safari jackets shaped a wardrobe designed for movement. Within this setting, the hats emerged as some of the collection’s most striking accents, transforming select looks with a graphic, contemporary presence while preserving the sophistication that defines Loro Piana.

Loro Piana pone el sombrero en el centro

Para Primavera/Verano 2027, Loro Piana presentó Solutions For en la Biblioteca Nazionale Braidense de Milán, llevando su conocido lenguaje de lujo discreto hacia una silueta más escultórica. Entre las piezas…

Levi’s and Sacai reunite for the third chapter of their collaboration, bringing American denim into Chitose Abe’s hybrid and experimental world. The new capsule features 12 pieces for men and women, with amplified proportions, asymmetrical silhouettes, and mixed textures transforming some of the brand’s most recognizable codes.

The collection reimagines four Levi’s staples: the Sherpa Jacket, Blouson Jacket, Belted Wide Pants, and Belted Flare Pants. The result brings the brand’s denim heritage together with Sacai’s deconstructive approach, turning familiar wardrobe staples into pieces with a new attitude. The capsule is now available through Levi’s official digital platform.

Levi’s y Sacai vuelven a deconstruir el denim

Levi’s y Sacai vuelven a encontrarse para el tercer capítulo de su colaboración, llevando el denim estadounidense al territorio híbrido y experimental de Chitose Abe. La nueva cápsula reúne 12 piezas para hombre y mujer, donde las proporciones amplificadas, las siluetas asimétricas y la mezcla…

Zara and John Galliano unveil Re{form} Zara, Vol. 1 today, the first result of a two-year creative collaboration that proposes a completely different way of approaching a fashion collaboration. Rather than creating new garments from scratch, Galliano takes pieces from past Zara seasons and deconstructs, transforms, and reimagines them under an idea the designer describes as “re-authorship.”

Altered coats, bias-cut dresses, exaggerated draping, and layered textures bring Galliano’s theatricality to garments that already existed, turning Zara’s past stock into a new collection of one-of-a-kind pieces also intended for resale. The project brings the designer’s experimental vision together with Zara’s scale, exploring what happens when a garment stops being final and becomes creative raw material once again.

Galliano reescribe Zara

Zara y John Galliano presentan hoy Re{form} Zara, Vol. 1, el primer resultado de una colaboración creativa de dos años que propone una manera completamente distinta de entender una colaboración de…

Burberry celebrates 170 years of history with The Burberry Trench: Crafting an Icon, a free exhibition at London’s Victoria and Albert Museum. The exhibition brings together previously unseen pieces from the maison’s archives with the museum’s textile collection, tracing the trench coat’s evolution from Thomas Burberry’s invention of waterproof gabardine to its transformation into a fashion icon.

The exhibition also features reinterpretations of the silhouette by designers including Christopher Bailey and Daniel Lee, showing how a garment created for functionality became one of the most recognizable codes of British fashion.

Open through January 3, 2027, the exhibition also sets the stage for a broader collaboration between Burberry and the V&A, including a permanent gallery sponsored by the brand, planned for 2028.

Burberry lleva su trench al V&A

Burberry celebra 170 años de historia con The Burberry Trench: Crafting an Icon, una exposición gratuita en el Victoria and Albert Museum de…

Thom Browne joins forces with Bose to bring his signature tailoring language into the world of audio with a special edition of the QuietComfort Ultra, wrapped in cashmere and defined by the maison’s distinctive aesthetic. The collaboration transforms an everyday accessory into a piece that brings together technology, design, and luxury.

The partnership was unveiled at New York’s Lotos Club, where a live performance by Iceage accompanied the launch. Following an exclusive U.S. pre-sale, the headphones arrived at select boutiques worldwide on September 28, extending the collaboration beyond fashion and into the world of technology-driven design.

Thom Browne lleva la moda al audio

Thom Browne se une a Bose para llevar su lenguaje de sastrería al mundo del audio con una edición especial de los QuietComfort Ultra, revestida en cachemira y marcada por la estética característica de la maison. La colaboración transforma un accesorio cotidiano en una pieza que conecta…

For Spring/Summer 2027, MM6 Maison Margiela brought its obsession with the number six directly to the body. In Milan, the maison unveiled a collaboration with Havaianas that turned the classic flip-flop into an exercise in distortion: the Slim 6Toe introduces an unexpected sixth toe, while the Top 6Layers stacks six rubber soles into a deliberately irregular structure.

The same logic carried through to the clothing. Classic shirts and knitwear stopped behaving like shirts and sweaters, transforming instead into skirts and hip-hugging dresses while retaining elements of their original construction. Rather than rebuilding the garments, MM6 simply persuaded them to work differently. Because when MM6 takes an everyday object, it apparently doesn’t need to reinvent it; just change the rules of how it is meant to be used.

MM6 convierte el número seis en una nueva anatomía

Para Primavera/Verano 2027, MM6 Maison Margiela llevó su obsesión por el número seis directamente…

The independent label is bringing the logic of industrial design into accessories, creating metal pieces that look as though they came straight out of a robotics lab and landed in the wardrobe.

Behind Cherubim is a former Tesla design engineer who brought his experience in technical modeling and structural design into jewelry and accessories. The result is a collection of articulated, geometric pieces with an almost mechanical quality, including the Spine Belt Deluxe, inspired by the human spine and now one of the brand’s most recognizable designs.

Rather than simply decorating, Cherubim proposes another way of thinking about accessories: objects that function almost like miniature machines, turning engineering into part of their visual identity. Its growing presence online also reflects a new generation’s interest in bringing fashion, technology, and industrial design into the same language.

Cherubim convierte la ingeniería en joyería

La firma independiente está llevando la lógica del diseño…

Beats 360 explores the idea of making technology more personal, giving a familiar everyday object a new role within contemporary style.

Kendall Jenner stars in the global campaign as multiple versions of herself, all sharing the same café and embodying different moods and aesthetics. Built around the tagline “One headphone. Every version of you,” the campaign introduces interchangeable ear cushions in different colors and materials, allowing the headphones to change with each look.

The concept turns customization into part of the wardrobe, allowing the headphones to shift with the moment, the workout or the look. With Beats 360, a traditionally functional device becomes a more personal accessory—one that can change as easily as the person wearing it.

Kendall Jenner convierte los audífonos en un accesorio

Beats 360 explora la idea de hacer más personal la tecnología, al darle a un objeto cotidiano un nuevo lugar dentro del estilo contemporáneo.

The Italian designer may be nearing the end of his just-over-one-year tenure at the maison, shortly before presenting his next collection in Paris.

Piccioli’s arrival in July 2025 shifted the house’s creative language: color, craftsmanship and romanticism took center stage after Demna’s urban and provocative aesthetic. His haute couture debut in July pushed that vision further, with sculptural silhouettes, dramatic volumes and a renewed focus on savoir-faire.

The potential departure comes just ahead of Balenciaga’s scheduled show on October 1 in Paris, currently listed on the official calendar. If confirmed, the Spring/Summer 2027 collection could become the unexpected final chapter of a brief but visually distinctive era.

Pierpaolo Piccioli podría dejar Balenciaga

El diseñador italiano estaría cerca de cerrar una etapa de poco más de un año al frente de la maison, justo antes de presentar su próxima colección en París.

Loewe brings experimentation to outerwear with an inflatable parka presented as part of its Fall-Winter 2026 collection in Paris. Under the creative direction of Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez, the piece reimagines the classic parka through an unexpected three-dimensional construction.

The standout detail is its fully inflatable collar and pocket flaps, which reshape the silhouette and turn functional elements into an almost sculptural structure.

At Loewe, even a parka can become an exercise in fashion engineering.

Loewe infla la parka

Loewe lleva la experimentación a la ropa de abrigo con una Inflatable Parka presentada como parte de su colección Fall-Winter 2026 en París. Bajo la dirección creativa de Jack McCollough y Lazaro Hernandez, la prenda reinterpreta la clásica parka a través de una construcción tridimensional inesperada.

Patricio Campillo presented “In Medias Res,” a collection that brought Mexican craftsmanship to one of the most important stages in international fashion.

For Spring/Summer 2027, Campillo arrived in New York with a collection that seemed to be constantly in motion. "In Medias Res" explored twisted, knotted, and layered garments, shaping a more relaxed, fluid, and hard-to-define take on masculinity.

The Mexican influence came through in details that speak to tradition without feeling dated: vibrant horsehair fringe created with master artisan José Zamora from Guerrero, alongside silver and onyx crafted by artisans in Mexico City.

With Mexican singer and actress Danna in the front row and Don Julio as the show’s sponsor, Campillo once again showed that Mexican craftsmanship can have a natural place within the language of contemporary luxury. This time, beneath a New York sky painted in the colors of sunset.

Campillo lleva México al atardecer de Nueva York

During New York Fashion Week, Proenza Schouler took the garden shoe trend into new territory. Under the creative direction of Rachel Scott, the brand incorporated petals directly into the construction of the footwear rather than using them as mere decoration.

Leather is shaped through folds, knots, and hand-finished seams that wrap around the foot like a corolla, creating the illusion that each sandal or flat is blooming from the wearer. The result brings together craftsmanship, volume and a striking sense of movement.

Rather than decorating a shoe with flowers, Proenza Schouler decided to turn the shoe into a flower. A new way to bring nature into the city.

Proenza Schouler hace florecer el calzado

Durante New York Fashion Week, Proenza Schouler llevó la tendencia de los garden shoes a un nuevo terreno. Bajo la dirección creativa de Rachel Scott, la firma incorporó pétalos directamente en la construcción del calzado, en…

Julie Kegels is the new winner of the LVMH Prize 2026. The Belgian designer, who founded her eponymous label in 2024, stood out with a vision that combines sculptural silhouettes, unexpected materials, and a playful take on female identity.

Her work, which has already caught the attention of artists including Dua Lipa and Rosalía, impressed a jury featuring names such as Jonathan Anderson, Phoebe Philo, Nicolas Ghesquière, and Pharrell Williams.

Along with €400,000, Kegels will receive a year of mentorship from LVMH experts to help develop key areas of her business.

From Antwerp to Paris: Julie Kegels has just become one of the names to watch in the next generation of fashion.

Julie Kegels gana el LVMH Prize 2026

The Spanish footballer makes his design debut with a streetwear capsule inspired by his style off the pitch.

Lamine Yamal and American Eagle unveil their first collection together: a capsule of 25 limited-edition pieces created for the Back-to-School season and defined by a relaxed aesthetic.

Oversized flannel shirts, cargo pants, hooded denim jackets, hoodies, and rugby shirts lead the collection, while green, khaki, and burgundy tones pay tribute to the footballer’s roots.

After becoming one of football’s most influential young names, Yamal is now writing his own story in fashion.

From the pitch to streetwear: Lamine Yamal is playing with fashion, too.

Pull&Bear joins Disney and Formula 1® for its first-ever collaboration, with Mickey Mouse starring in a capsule that brings the energy of the racetrack to streetwear.

Inspired by the vintage aesthetic of racing teams and 1980s and ’90s sportswear, the collection features nylon jackets, hoodies, T-shirts and track pants in relaxed silhouettes designed to go beyond the track.

The capsule also includes graphics inspired by two major stops on the F1 calendar: the Madrid and Monza Grands Prix, blending motorsport references with Disney’s pop-culture universe.

From the racetrack to the streets: Mickey is racing in style.

Pull&Bear, Disney y F1 se van a las pistas

Heinz has officially entered bridal territory with the HEINZ Bib, a silk accessory created for brides who refuse to give up their late-night fries. Inspired by the growing late-night snack trend at weddings, the piece turns a very real problem into an unexpected fashion statement.

Created with Gab Bois and Wieden+Kennedy New York, the design is hand-embroidered in ketchup-red silk, finished with two genuine rubies, and folds into an elegant evening bag. After going viral at Jordyn Woods’ wedding, the $57 accessory sold out within hours.

Because apparently, a white wedding dress and ketchup can have a happy ending after all.

Heinz le pone alta costura al kétchup

Heinz acaba de entrar al territorio nupcial con el HEINZ Bib, un babero de seda creado especialmente para novias que no quieren renunciar a sus papas fritas de madrugada. La pieza nace de la tendencia del late-night snack en las bodas y…

The Dry Martini ritual takes on a new expression with The Yield Collection, Davide Bozzo Studio’s experimental set that replaces traditional glass with solid steel.

Developed in collaboration with bartender Billie Chiavazzo, the collection includes a mixing glass, cups, jigger, strainer, bar spoon, and garnish picks, all conceived around the same idea: the controlled deformation of matter.

Each piece appears to have been compressed by an invisible force, transforming steel into irregular, sculptural forms. At the same time, its weight and thermal properties bring a functional dimension to the ritual.

Because even making a Martini can become a matter of design.

The Yield Collection: el acero redefine el ritual del Dry Martini

On September 1, Adidas Originals unveils Adidas Originals by Jennie, a collection that takes the relationship between the South Korean artist and the brand one step further: from ambassador to co-designer. Jennie transforms her personal aesthetic into a collection where sport, dance, and style converge.

Under the concept of “Functional Grace,” Jennie brings references to classical dance and fluid silhouettes into the codes of Adidas Originals, reinterpreting iconic apparel and footwear through her own aesthetic.

The campaign embraces a cinematic, quiet, and timeless atmosphere, reflecting Jennie’s vision for a collection designed to feel as personal as it is functional.

It’s not just Jennie’s name on it. This time, it carries her vision, too.

Adidas Originals by Jennie

With SYRN, the actress transforms a personal need into a more inclusive approach to lingerie design.

Sydney Sweeney stars in Birthday Boobs, the latest campaign for SYRN, photographed by Greg Swales and featuring the actress celebrating her birthday surrounded by cakes and lingerie.

The collection stems from a personal experience: Sweeney created the brand after struggling to find luxury lingerie that properly fit her bust. The result includes 44 bra sizes, from XXS to 3X, with prices ranging from $19 to $64.

With SYRN, Sweeney takes her vision for lingerie a step further: design, size inclusivity, and an identity shaped by her own experience.

Sydney Sweeney convierte su cumpleaños en una declaración de lencería

The artist who turned polka dots, mirrors, and her own visions into a universal language.

Yayoi Kusama, one of the most radical and influential figures in contemporary art, died at the age of 97 at a hospital in Tokyo on August 14. The news was publicly confirmed on August 27 in Japan by her representative studios and the Yayoi Kusama Museum.

For more than seven decades, Kusama transformed her inner world into an unmistakable body of work. Polka dots, infinite nets, pumpkins, and mirrored rooms became a visual signature that transcended museums to become one of the most recognizable languages in contemporary culture.

Now, the art world bids farewell to a creator who transformed her own visions into a universal language. Kusama did not paint infinity to represent it: she built spaces for us to step inside it. And although her brush has finally come to a stop, her dots…

In China, the new wave of niche fragrance is turning scent into an accessory that can be worn, collected, and used to express identity.

Brands like Documents and Tamburins are taking fragrance beyond the bottle with pieces such as Knot Charms: small bag accessories that combine a miniature perfume bottle with Chinese-inspired knots and textured cords. Scrunchies, hair oils, and scented jewelry are also emerging, turning scent into part of personal style.

The phenomenon is also connected to Guochao, the cultural movement celebrating Chinese heritage through contemporary design. Brands such as Documents, ToSummer, and Melt Season incorporate ingredients like osmanthus, bamboo, and green tea, pairing them with historical references reimagined for a new generation.

Fragrance is no longer simply a private ritual. It is becoming a visible, tactile, and cultural object.

El perfume ya no quiere quedarse en el frasco

The South Korean artist co-designed her first capsule with Adidas Originals, bringing one of the brand’s most recognizable silhouettes into the world of balletcore. The new Superstar retains its signature shell-toe but trades its traditional lines for a square toe and a more delicate aesthetic, available in black and white.

The collection will arrive in September 2026 through Adidas’ official channels and select boutiques, taking the three-stripes classic into a new territory.

The Superstar just learned a new step.

Jennie le pone punta de bailarina a Adidas

La artista surcoreana codiseñó su primera cápsula con Adidas Originals, llevando uno de los modelos más reconocibles de la marca hacia el universo del balletcore. El nuevo Superstar conserva su característico shell-toe, pero cambia las líneas tradicionales por una punta cuadrada y una estética más delicada, disponible en blanco y negro.

Who said airplane etiquette had to be boring? Lufthansa has turned the unwritten rules of flying into a limited-edition streetwear collection.

Created with creative agency Serviceplan Group, the Travel Etiquette Collection features seven pieces, including hoodies, T-shirts, caps, and totes, stamped with some of the most relatable rules of air travel: “Middle seat gets the armrests,” “Recline Responsibly,” and “Live, love, exit by row.”

Instead of publishing another rulebook, Lufthansa turned everyday in-flight friction into something far more shareable: fashion with a sense of humor.

And there’s a catch. The collection isn’t for sale. The pieces can only be won through giveaways on Lufthansa’s social channels and selected creators, making the campaign as exclusive as it is unexpected.

Because apparently, the next fashion statement is knowing when not to recline your seat.

What if your clothes hid a print that only appeared when they got wet? Buchan is turning water into part of the look.

The Belgian streetwear label has caught attention with its water-reactive pieces, from the Water Reactive Cheetah Rain Jacket—which reveals a hidden print when it comes into contact with rain—to bikinis that visually transform when wet. The result turns a technical feature into an unexpected effect: the garment doesn’t just get worn; it changes with its surroundings.

With this approach, rain and water are no longer something clothing simply has to withstand. They’re part of the look.

Buchan: la ropa que cambia con el agua

¿Y si tu ropa escondiera un print que solo aparece cuando se moja? Buchan está convirtiendo el agua en parte del look.

TOTEME officially debuted in menswear this Thursday, August 20, with its first men’s collection, bringing the codes that have defined the brand founded by Elin Kling and Karl Lindman into the men’s wardrobe. The offering includes ready-to-wear, footwear, and accessories.

Precise silhouettes, elevated essentials, and the brand’s signature minimalist approach come together in a collection designed for understated, contemporary luxury.

After years of perfecting the modern women’s wardrobe, TOTEME has now created its own version for men.

TOTEME entra en el juego masculino

TOTEME debutó el pasado jueves 20 de agosto en la moda masculina con su primera colección de menswear, llevando al guardarropa masculino los códigos que han definido a la firma fundada por Elin Kling y Karl Lindman. La propuesta incluye ready-to-wear, calzado y accesorios.