Ganni and Barbour Drop Second Collaboration
Ganni and Barbour Drop Second Collaboration
Who: Ganni and Barbour
What: Collaborative collection
Where: Online at ganni.com and barbour.com
Why: Following the resounding success of their first collab, Danish cool-girl label Ganni and British lifestyle brand Barbour have teamed up once again—this time on an exclusive fall collection, complete with cold-weather essentials from quilted coats to cozy scarves. The nine-piece assortment blends the two brands’ distinctive identities, injecting Scandinavian edge into timeless British classics, with a practical appeal. Ganni’s signature codes, such as oversized collars and leopard print, playfully contrast Barbour’s nature-inspired, countryside attire to create an eclectic collection that honors both British and Danish heritage.
Filippa K Introduces the 1993 Capsule
Filippa K Introduces the 1993 Capsule
Who: Filippa K
What: 1993 anniversary capsule collection
Where: Online at filippa-k.com
Why: It’s no small feat to make it 30 years in the fashion industry. Just ask minimalist Scandi powerhouse Filippa K, who is celebrating its legendary classics that have stood the test of time, like this twill biker jacket, plus a sleek curation of other staples that will definitely last another 30 years.
Who: Susan Alexandra
What: Judaica collection
Where: Online at susanalexandra.com
Why: Jewelry designer Susan Alexandra has never been one to shy away from bold patterns and statements. Her latest collection, aptly called “Judaica,” embraces her Jewish heritage with a whimsical, colorful collection including ancient eye motifs, like the turquoise earrings pictured here, along with menorahs, mezuzahs, dreidels, and yarmulkes, all bedecked with her rainbow-loving aesthetic. In true holiday spirit, a portion of the profits from the collection will be donated to World Central Kitchen, an organization that’s on the ground in Gaza feeding displaced people in need.
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Roxanne Assoulin Debuts Archive Collection
Roxanne Assoulin Debuts Archive Collection
Who: Roxanne Assoulin
What: Archive collection
Where: Online at roxanneassoulin.com
Why: Roxanne Assoulin is opening up her archives. The jeweler’s latest drop, “Out of Hibernation,” features 13 one-of-a-kind pieces from her personal collection to celebrate the 40th anniversary of her brand. Expect styles that are playful and 100 percent unique—so you won’t find them anywhere else.
Gucci Opens New Boutique in Aspen
Who: Gucci
What: Newly relocated boutique
Where: 204 South Galena Street, Aspen, CO
Why: Anyone who saw House of Gucci knows that the Gucci family loved to ski. Now, the Italian house is cementing its presence out west with a newly relocated boutique in Aspen, Colorado (where else?). The sprawling 5,600-square-foot space contains everything from brand signatures like the Horsebit 1955 to the new Gucci Après Ski collection.
Barrie Enlists Sofia Coppola for Cozy Fall Collab
Barrie Enlists Sofia Coppola for Cozy Fall Collab
Who: Barrie
What: Collaborative capsule with Sofia Coppola
Where: Online at barrie.com, in Barrie stores, and at select retailers
Why: On the heels of her eighth film, Priscilla, hitting theaters, director Sofia Coppola has teamed up with cashmere heavyweight Barrie for a collaboration that’s as feminine and iconic as Coppola’s personal—and directorial—style. The capsule includes buttery-soft pullovers, pants, plus a jumpsuit perfect for imminent snow days. When asked what it was like working with the legendary filmmaker, Barrie creative director Augustin Dol-Maillot said, “I have always considered Sofia’s elegance to have that special touch that makes it relaxed and comfortable, yet so stylish. To me, this is exactly what the Barrie DNA is made of.”
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Commando Partners With Jennifer Fisher on Black Basics
Commando Partners With Jennifer Fisher on Black Basics
Who: Commando and Jennifer Fisher
What: Collaboration
Where: Online at wearcommando.com
Why: Jennifer Fisher’s style philosophy is simple yet refined, making her a New York style icon and one to watch when it comes to trends. Her timeless take on wardrobe staples led her to collaborate with another NYC-based brand, Commando, on two pieces: the Neoprene Maxi Dress and Ballet Bodysuit. These limited-edition styles are true wardrobe chameleons, endlessly layerable and comfortable to wear all day long. Do it the JF way and wear the dress alone with a killer pair of hoops.
Sotheby’s Unveils Fernando Jorge Exhibition
Sotheby’s Unveils Fernando Jorge Exhibition
Who: Fernando Jorge and Sotheby’s
What: Exclusive high jewelry collection
Where: Online at sothebys.com and at Sotheby’s New York
Why: Fernando Jorge has surged onto the global jewelry scene in recent years, and his traveling exhibition with Sotheby’s might as well be his victory lap. Beginning November 1 in NYC, the auction house will unveil Jorge’s latest high jewelry collection, which he considers to be “the highest expression” of his work to date. The 16 exclusive pieces mark a departure from his traditionally minimalist approach to high jewelry, paying homage to his vibrant Brazilian heritage through color, texture, and unconventional materials. In addition to the New York exhibition, followed by showcases at Sotheby’s London, Dubai, and Zurich galleries, a selection of Jorge’s pieces are available on Sotheby’s online marketplace.
Tequila Don Julio and Willy Chavarria Celebrate Día de Muertos
Who: Tequila Don Julio and Willy Chavarria
What: Día de Muertos celebration
Where: Los Angeles, CA
Why: After a collaboration during New York Fashion Week, Willy Chavarria and Tequila Don Julio joined forces again to celebrate Día de Muertos by inviting the designer to outfit two massive Catrinas outside the entrance to their party in L.A. Chavarria’s modern take on Chicano luxury and streetwear were on full display, with graphic tees juxtaposing sweeping taffeta skirts. After the party, the Catrinas will be donated to The National Museum of the American Latino.
Kevin LeBlanc is the Fashion Associate at ELLE Magazine. He covers fashion news, trends, and anything to do with Robyn Rihanna Fenty.
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