French fashion house Marine Serre is refreshing its footwear lineup with the launch of the MS Rise III, the third chapter in the brand's signature sneaker collection. Serving as an evolution of the label's debut sneaker, the new silhouette serves as an everyday companion to the Marine Serre runway.

Sporting a streamlined, low-profile design, the MS Rise III reimagines vintage athletic shoes through Marine Serre's signature aesthetic. Its construction plays with contrasting textures and durability, blending polyamide, calfskin, cowhide and polyester for a structured yet plush finish. Trademark brand cues take center stage. A leather crescent moon patch is stitched onto the sidewall as an integrated structural feature, while an MS Sport logo adorns the tongue alongside a tonal emblem at the heel counter.

Staying loyal to the designer's eco-conscious ethos, the outsole is molded from recycled rubber and finished with an embossed moon pattern for dependable grip and circular style. Included extra laces also allow wearers to customize and style the silhouette to their liking.

The sneaker arrives in four versatile colorways tailored for any mood: a crisp "Ecru," sleek "Black," an eye-catching shade of "Yellow Suede" and a soft, pastel "Light Pink."

The Marine Serre MS Rise III sneaker is available to purchase now on the Marine Serre website and select retailers.

In other news, Story mfg. and ASICS launched a new collab and campaign.

Click here to view full gallery at Hypebae

UK-based eco-conscious fashion label Story mfg. is reuniting with ASICS to introduce a textured, earth-minded spin on the trail-inspired GEL-TRANSCEND FJ. Centered around nostalgia and the art of rambling — wandering, taking your time and embracing freedom — the collaboration brings artisanal flair to a beloved gorpcore silhouette.

Arriving in two earthy iterations, "Black/Grey" and a warm "Rich Brown," the shoe features overlays crafted from recycled synthetic leather layered over Story mfg.'s signature check textile, inspired by vintage hiking blankets. Underfoot, a durable yet featherweight tread provides rugged traction. Tying into ASICS' Japanese heritage, the accompanying visuals were captured in Japan, documenting real members of the community, from foragers, dancers and farmers to cyclists and salarymen.

Ahead of the general launch, the duo will host exclusive "RAMBLING CLUB" clubhouse takeovers at Story mfg.'s London studio on November 7 and 8, and New York's Blue In Green on November 10. Sneakerheads can secure early access to pairs and an official club badge by submitting an application alongside a hand-drawn self-portrait.

The Story mfg. x ASICS GEL-TRANSCEND FJ will be available to purchase starting November 11 on the Story mfg. website, followed by a global release at select retailers on November 20.

In other news, ROSALÍA fronted New Balance's Made in USA 990v7 campaign.

Click here to view full gallery at Hypebae

"Jesse Jo Stark is for the girls at home drinking a bottle of red, or white if you must, crying to sweet, soft, sad music." It's a pretty fitting description of the singer-songwriter, multidisciplinary artist and Chrome Hearts It-girl, whose signature blend of dark romance and melancholic rock has always made room for a little heartbreak. Now, Stark unveils her latest album, MUSE, a deeply personal project that sees her embracing vulnerability and some of her most honest songwriting yet. Ahead of its release, Hypebae caught up with the artist to discuss her musical influences, studio snacks and rather dramatic pre-recording rituals, all with a good dose of her dry, dark and deadpan sense of humor.

When asked to describe her sound, Stark offers a characteristically candid response: "It's like taking a drive while crying. It's spooky, classic and a little mad," before adding, with a wry smile, "Just listen to the album, I don't know." As for MUSE specifically, she describes it as "Americana, indie rock, femininity, heartache and anger," capturing the record's balance of sweetness and emotional intensity.

Written over three snow-covered weeks in Aspen, Colorado, the album finds Stark stripping back her typically cinematic sound in favor of something more raw and intimate. Its first release, "Colorado," set the tone, with melancholic guitars and exposed vocals taking center stage. When asked what she hopes listeners take away from their first listen to MUSE, her answer is simple: "The need to be honest." There's little interest in overexplaining herself here, and that's precisely the appeal. Speaking about writing "Colorado," she adds, "The words just came quickly because of where we were. I didn't overthink it. How can a place that looks like that not become your muse?"

Away from the heartache, Stark doesn't take herself too seriously. Her ideal studio spread? "A vegetable platter, red wine and some Hot Tamales. That's it." And her pre-recording ritual is less meditation and more emotional breakdown: "having a panic attack and screaming and crying." We've all been there.

Finally, because every good crying playlist needs a soundtrack, we had to ask what Stark actually listens to. Her answer spans everything from Mazzy Star, Zach Bryan and Cleaners from Venus to Disney soundtracks. An eclectic mix, and honestly, we'd expect nothing less.

Click here to view full gallery at Hypebae

LOEWE Perfumes is dropping a new holiday collection inspired by Tim Burton's The Nightmare Before Christmas. The 1993 film was made with handmade puppets and miniature sets, a hands-on process the brand says mirrors its own approach to making. With access to the film's archive, including original sketches and puppets, LOEWE Perfumes' latest capsule centers three characters: Cat Jack-in-the-Box, Toy Duck and Zero.

The centerpiece is "Moonlight," a new Eau de Parfum that turns classic holiday sweets into a powdery gourmand, pairing soft coconut and iris with warm amber. It's encased in a grey glass flask with a black cap, and a silver-toned Cat Jack-in-the-Box pops out of the lid like a toy, turning the bottle into a collectible for fans of the cult-favorite film.

 

View this post on Instagram

 

A post shared by LOEWE Perfumes (@loewe_perfumes)

Alongside it, a trio of new candles arrives with a crisp eucalyptus scent, drawing inspiration from the forest in the film. Each sits in LOEWE’s signature ribbed ceramic vessel finished with a black or grey glaze, with a purple, silver or pale green lid and is topped with a silver-toned figure of Cat Jack-in-the-Box, Toy Duck or Zero.

The limited-edition collection will be available for purchase on the brand's website starting November 12.

In other news, Megan from KATSEYE stars in the new Warby Parker x Rare Beauty campaign.

Click here to view full gallery at Hypebae

This is not a drill. Two major cult names in fashion are joining forces, with Vaquera and Supreme unveiling a collaborative capsule that brings a healthy dose of chaos to streetwear. Blending Supreme's skate-inspired DNA with Vaquera's irreverent, tongue-in-cheek design approach, the collection puts a playful spin on staples.

Leaning into both the labels' shared love of graphic-heavy dressing, the capsule features kiss-print detailing across hoodies and fitted caps, while hand-drawn, punk-inspired graphics make their way onto T-shirts, denim and even bedding. Elsewhere, basketball shorts get the Vaquera treatment with exaggerated proportions, offering a fresh take on the sportswear staple.

One of the collection's more unexpected pieces sees a hoodie emblazoned with an image of Jesus reclining on a bed of money, bringing the kind of provocative visual humor that has become synonymous with Vaquera's design language. Rather than playing it safe, the collaboration embraces both brands' unconventional identities, mixing skate culture, DIY-inspired graphics and offbeat imagery into a capsule that feels distinctly rebellious. Expect to turn heads on the street when sporting this drop.

Head to the Vaquera and Supreme websites for a full look at the collaboration.

Click here to view full gallery at Hypebae

ROSALÍA and ballet have been inseparable lately, and New Balance knows that. The brand tapped the Spanish singer to star in its new Made in USA 990v7 sneaker campaign, celebrating the seventh generation of the iconic silhouette. Of course, she brought them to the dance studio. Framing the sneaker in the context of soft pinks, pointe shoes and relevés, the 990 is back and better than ever.

Built on a design philosophy described as "memories from the future," the v7 thoughtfully reworks classic proportions with a sleeker, modern profile. The upper keeps to the label's signature craftsmanship, fusing pigskin suede, airy mesh, refined leather trims and synthetic sway bars. Underneath, performance meets lifestyle luxury: an upgraded, plush FuelCell midsole adds some spring to you step with all-day comfort, anchored by a signature CR heel clip and an all-new TPU midfoot shank to keep your foot in place.

"The versatile excellence of the 990v7 continues to make it beloved by supermodels in London and dads in Ohio alike," says New Balance Brand President Chris Davis in a press release. To capture that cross-cultural energy, the global rollout enlists a star-studded roster including ROSALÍA, Korean powerhouse IU and basketball sensation Cooper Flagg.

The New Balance Made in USA 990v7 is available to purchase now on the New Balance website and select retailers.

In other news, NikeSKIMS relaunched the archival Waffle Runner.

Click here to view full gallery at Hypebae

Indian fashion label Raw Mango is bringing its thoughtful approach to textile and culture to the screen with "Step Into the Light," a new Diwali film created in collaboration with Apple. Directed by founder Sanjay Garg and shot entirely on an iPhone 18 Pro, the project captures the spirit of the festival against the backdrop of Tijara Fort, a restored 19th-century royal palace in Rajasthan.

Set to a folk interpretation of Anu Malik's '90s track "Roop Suhana Lagta Hai," the film moves between darkness and light through choreography that blends traditional and contemporary dance. Its vibrant wardrobe brings together textile traditions from across the subcontinent, including Mashru, Varanasi brocades and Chanderi, showcasing the craftsmanship at the heart of Raw Mango's work.

Founded in 2008 by the textile designer, the label has built a reputation for sparking conversations around Indian textiles and culture through its saris, other garments and creative experiences. Following its first international runway show at London Fashion Week earlier this year, the film offers another opportunity to bring its vision to a global audience.

"Step Into the Light" is now available to watch on Apple's global Instagram and Indian YouTube channel, with a behind-the-scenes film arriving on Instagram Stories.

Click here to view full gallery at Hypebae

Kendall Jenner is keeping things cozy with Intimissimi, returning as the face of the lingerie label's latest "Ultralight with Cashmere" campaign. Following her appointment as the collection's ambassador, the model stars in its third drop, wearing the Italian brand's bestselling essentials.

For the latest campaign, Jenner is seen wearing the Ultralight Long-Sleeve Cashmere Top in a festive shade of red, styled alongside the Pretty Flowers Lara Bra and '80s-Style briefs, both in ivory. It's a lesson in elevated layering, balancing soft knitwear with delicate lingerie details that feels straight out of a movie.

The partnership comes full circle, too. Jenner first put the top on the fashion radar after wearing it during an appearance on the On Purpose with Jay Shetty podcast. The look quickly gained traction online, turning the lightweight knit into something of an internet sensation. "I keep coming back to Ultralight with Cashmere, honestly more out of habit than anything else," Jenner shared, describing the collection as both comfortable and easy to style.

Take a look at the campaign above and head to the brand's website to get your hands on one of the pieces.

In other news, Martine Rose is the new creative director of Balenciaga.

Click here to view full gallery at Hypebae

In a major shake-up for the fashion world, Martine Rose has officially been named the new creative director of Balenciaga. The British-Jamaican designer will take over from Pierpaolo Piccioli, effective November 16, marking a new chapter for the Parisian luxury house.

Best known for her namesake London label, founded in 2007, Rose has built a cult following for her unconventional approach to menswear, blending sharp tailoring, sportswear and everyday staples with references to underground British subcultures. Drawing inspiration from London's football, rave, house music and reggae scenes, her work has consistently challenged traditional ideas of what fashion can look like.

The appointment also marks something of a homecoming. Rose previously worked alongside former Balenciaga creative director Demna, helping shape the house's menswear during his tenure. Her arrival signals a potential return to the brand's more culturally driven, boundary-pushing direction.

Beyond the creative shift, Rose's appointment is also a significant moment for representation, making her only the second Black woman to lead a major European fashion house. With her eye for subculture and unconventional silhouettes, we're already curious to see what she'll bring to Balenciaga.

In other news, check out Tommy Hilfiger's latest campaign starring Romeo Beckham.

Click here to view full gallery at Hypebae

After more than a decade of awkward flirting, deadpan humor and celebrity interviews served with a side of fried chicken, Chicken Shop Date is preparing to say goodbye. Created and hosted by Amelia Dimoldenberg, the wildly popular YouTube series sees the presenter take A-list guests on deliberately uncomfortable dates at local chicken shops, turning the traditional celebrity interview on its head. Now, as the show wraps up its final series, Dimoldenberg is teaming up with Depop to give fans one last chance to get closer to its world... through fashion.

The partnership introduces a series of shoppable "Chicken Shop Date Edits," curated by Dimoldenberg and her stylist Chloe Griffin. Inspired by the host's signature looks and some of her celebrity guests' most memorable outfits (remember ...), each edit brings together secondhand finds from independent Depop sellers, with new selections accompanying episodes of the final series.

There's more, too. On November 12, the presenter will launch an exclusive "Shop Drop" featuring pieces from her own wardrobe, including iconic looks worn throughout the show. She'll also wear exclusively Depop-sourced outfits in the fifth episode and at a special New York cinema premiere to celebrate the finale.

"Getting dressed for a date is part of the fun, especially if you're meeting at a chicken shop," shared Dimoldenberg. "What I wear has always been integral to the persona I take on as host. Looking back on the past 12 years of Chicken Shop Date, it's been fun to see how my personal style has evolved over time."

A fitting send-off for a show that's made great outfits and awkward flirting its signature. Head to the Depop website to keep an eye out for the official drop.

In other news, Jimmy Choo gives us a peek behind the curtain of Olivia Dean's tour looks.

Click here to view full gallery at Hypebae

Following the rollout of its debut boot lineup earlier this year, ALO is officially stepping deeper into footwear with three cold-weather silhouettes designed for the après-ski girlies and winter strolls.

Leading the drop is the all-new Aspen Lace-Up Boot. Arriving in "Winter Ivory" and "Black," the statement silhouette combines wraparound lace detailing with a plush textured upper, chunky treaded soles and a soft wool-blend lining. Inspired by classic slope favorites, it is built to transition from snowy city pavements to mountain getaways.

The capsule also reimagines two of the brand's new favorites. First is the Malibu Tall Boot, an elongated take on the signature Malibu silhouette that debuted this year. Fusing a platform wedge with ALO's responsive recovery sole, the knee-high style was made for leggings, mini skirts and oversized outerwear, launching in classic "Rich Chestnut" and "Black."

Rounding out the release is the Sherpa Sunset Sneaker Mule. Outfitted with a soft sherpa lining and an easy open-back construction, the slip-on offers a cozy, low-effort option for post-Pilates coffee runs and quick errands, available in "Rich Chestnut/Ivory" and "Gravel/Ivory."

The new winter footwear range is available to purchase now on the ALO website and select retailers.

In other news, NikeSKIMS is relaunching the iconic Waffle Runner.

Click here to view full gallery at Hypebae

Beauty was never just for women. While the category has long catered to a specific type of person, in 2026, beauty fans transcend the usual labels and demographics that have been historically associated with makeup, skincare and hair. Yet, brands often seem more focused on standing out than reflecting who their customers really are. With the recent wave of male-led campaigns, brand experts have started to question whether the trend is just another marketing tactic or a real shift in how brands view their evolving consumer base.

Whether it's Harris Dickinson becoming the first man to star in a Rhode campaign or Seth Rogen appearing in Sephora ads, male celebrities are no longer just interacting with brands, they're becoming the face of them. For many, this new development seems like a step in the right direction for gender-less beauty — but, beauty experts have mixed feelings about the intention behind these campaigns, especially when it seems like their sole purpose is to garner clicks. "When beauty brands collaborate with male celebrities and influencers, it's unexpected," communications strategist Candace Youde tells Hypebae. "The element of surprise can make headlines and stop a consumer's doomscroll. In today's increasingly competitive beauty landscape, attention is currency." Because that attention is often all that brands are after, male beauty campaigns carry a responsibility to do more than just turn heads.

 

View this post on Instagram

 

A post shared by rhode skin (@rhode)

Even with a surprising face like Seth Rogen fronting Sephora, many brand experts remain skeptical that male-led ads can carry out that responsibility all while speaking to the male demographic — unless brands follow the casting with real inclusivity. According to Joycelyn David, owner and CEO of AVCommunications, the real work goes beyond just tapping famous men to sell products, "The beauty industry is adept at finding safe, profitable ways to appear progressive while avoiding the harder work of true equity. It can create an illusion of inclusion. The question is whether these campaigns are accompanied by meaningful progress for diverse consumers. Visibility matters, but who else is being represented, served and included?"

Men fronting beauty campaigns might feel new in the U.S., but experts note that K-beauty has a proven track record of utilizing male ambassadors: from BTS's Jin being named Laneige's first male global ambassador to Stray Kids' Felix serving as HERA's first male ambassador. Although America has yet to match Korea's appetite for male beauty products, male-led campaigns in both markets share one similarity: their desire to tap into the female gaze. "A male celebrity brings the power of the female gaze and parasocial fandom. Historically, female faces in beauty have often projected an aspirational standard of perfection, which can play [in to] women's insecurities. A male face can interrupt that," David adds.

 

View this post on Instagram

 

A post shared by Sephora (@sephora)

After internet heartthrob Rob Rausch of Love Island USA and The Traitors became the face of not one, but two makeup campaigns in mere months, it became evident that brands weren't seeking out men that actually use their products. For fans and experts alike, seeing a male celebrity as the face of a beauty brand isn't the issue, it's the inability to create something that feels authentic to both the brand and the male face. In response to Rausch's partnership with MAC Cosmetics, Youde found that the storytelling fell flat, "While the announcement may have generated initial excitement and attention, it felt like his connection to MAC or makeup was unclear."

Similarly, in the case of Seth Rogen and Sephora, Olivia DuCharme, Director of Content at Artemis Ward, says that even though the comedic undertone of the ad made it enjoyable to watch, there's also a fine line between making a joke and alienating an entire audience of beauty fans, "If brands aren't careful, they can reinforce the very stereotypes the category is trying to break. If the main role men play in beauty advertising is the clueless shopper who needs things dumbed down for him, what message does that send to a teenage boy that's interested in skincare? That his interest is somehow unusual, or that beauty is someone else's territory?"

 

View this post on Instagram

 

A post shared by M·A·C Cosmetics (@maccosmetics)

Although male beauty campaigns are enough to stop you mid-scroll, the beauty community is questioning their true intentions. Beyond their manufactured virality, the trend has also shed light on how a category built on inclusivity has somehow left many people feeling shut out. "In trying to make beauty more accessible to men, the industry has often reinforced the very conventions that made it feel inaccessible in the first place," Jamie Ray, CEO and founder of Buttermilk, says. "Beauty should invite curiosity, not come with a prescribed set of rules about how men are supposed to engage with it."

Click here to view full gallery at Hypebae

IGBO-SISUN, the emerging New York City label founded by designer Moses Aina, is translating African history, culture and aesthetics into everyday luxury with its new ready-to-wear collection, "The Seat of Sovereignty."

IGBO-SISUN — a playful nod to Aina's name that translates to "burning bush" in Yoruba – has built momentum over the years, showcasing designs at the Brooklyn Museum, earning MoMA commissions and debuting on the official CFDA NYFW calendar earlier this year. Now, Aina channels ancestral strength directly into wearable staples.

The collection draws inspiration from Queen Nzinga of Angola, who, in 1622, famously overturned a Portuguese governor's attempt to diminish her power by having her attendants form a human throne so she could negotiate at eye level. "In a world where Black women are oftentimes sidelined, overlooked and denied a seat at the table, Queen Nzinga's story is a reminder to us to build our own platform." Aina explains in a press release.

Translating this history into modern garments, the collection reimagines the braided hair motif from the brand's bespoke "ASCENSION" gown into swirling, graphic prints on ready-to-wear silhouettes. Rich shades of purple reflect the theme of royalty and power, and soft neutral tones take center stage across tailored coordinates, sleek mini dresses tees, and relaxed trousers. The recurring hair motifs nod to the crown as an enduring emblem of power and Black identity.

"The Seat of Sovereignty" is available for pre-order now on the IGBO-SISUN website.

In other news, Cecilie Bahnsen and UNIQLO unveiled their latest collaboration.

Click here to view full gallery at Hypebae

Warby Parker and Rare Beauty are teaming up to release a limited-edition eyewear collection, with KATSEYE's Megan Skiendiel starring in the campaign. The capsule includes five frames in colors inspired by shades of Rare Beauty's cult-favorite Soft Pinch Liquid Blush, built on the idea that glasses and makeup can work together as one look.

The partnership began when the two brands set out to see what would happen if glasses and sunglasses matched some of Rare Beauty's cult-favorite shades. Skiendiel, a longtime fan of both brands, got the first look at all five styles. Beyond the frames themselves, every purchase supports Warby Parker's Buy a Pair, Give a Pair program, and the collaboration also includes a donation to the Rare Impact Fund, which works to expand youth mental health resources.

Each frame pairs with a blush shade. Franny, a cat-eye-meets-round style, comes in a warm chestnut color inspired by "Resilience." Elwell features neutral pink lenses inspired by "Encourage," while Millie, with smooth, sculptural curves, comes in a rosy hue inspired by "Worth." Gillian, an oversized style with slim rims, is a nude mauve inspired by "Hope," and Albie, a minimal oval metal frame, has deep berry lenses inspired by "Faith."

The collection ranges from $95 USD to $145 USD and is available for purchase on Warby Parker's website.

In other news, Pat McGrath and Louis Vuitton dropped a holiday beauty collection.

Click here to view full gallery at Hypebae

NikeSKIMS is taking its aesthetic beyond the pilates studio, officially unveiling its reimagined Nike Waffle Racer alongside a full "Retro Sport" collection.

Marking a major milestone in the partnership's growing footwear lineup, the collaboration redesigns the 1970s runner while keeping its signature low-profile shape and waffle traction intact. Launching with subtle updates across the tongue, heel and sockliner, the silhouette arrives in three two-tone colorways that bridge track and field heritage with elevated, modern style.

"The Waffle Racer is one of those shoes I've always come back to. It's so easy to wear and never goes out of style," shared Kim Kardashian in a press release. "We wanted to preserve everything people love about the original while bringing a distinct NikeSKIMS perspective to it, creating something that feels timeless, elevated and relevant for today."

To accompany the low-top runners, NikeSKIMS is dropping its Retro Sport apparel capsule, tapping straight into vintage athletic nostalgia. The drop debuts heavyweight "Vintage Sport Fleece" in relaxed silhouettes, new lace-up and contrast-trim variations within the Matte range and fresh outerwear including hooded puffers, puffer wraps and half-zip coach jackets. Blending body-contouring cuts with slouchy, layered staples, the capsule rounds out an effortless cold weather uniform.

The NikeSKIMS Waffle Racer will be available to purchase November 10 on the Nike and SKIMS websites, followed by the Retro Sport apparel release on November 17.

In other news, Converse's new collection was made with restaurant and service workers in mind.

Click here to view full gallery at Hypebae

Louis Vuitton's Monogram Canvas turns 130 this year, and La Beauté Louis Vuitton is celebrating with the release of a new limited-edition holiday collection. It centers the line's signature lipstick shade, "Monogram Rouge," a deep, burnt red. The capsule includes five hero products reimagined in the shade, including lipsticks, a lip balm and an eyeshadow palette, all encased in burgundy aluminum cases.

"'Monogram Rouge' has always held a special place for me. The moment I created it, I knew it was something that would endure — a shade that belongs to every woman who wears it and to the Louis Vuitton story in equal measure," Pat McGrath, Louis Vuitton's creative director of cosmetics, says in a press release. "This collection is my way of honoring that. Of saying: this is the one we celebrate."

The new LV Rouge Matte gives the shade its first velvety finish, while the LV Rouge Satin, where the shade began, sits alongside LV Baume in "Monogram Touch," a sheer burgundy-brown wash. Meanwhile, the LV Ombres palette carries the shade onto the eyes, pairing three canvas-inspired browns with "Monogram Rouge" as a satin eyeshadow. Each case features hand-painted Monogram flowers on its ring, and small leather goods in the same burgundy canvas round out the drop.

The limited-edition collection ranges from $170 to $260 USD and is available for purchase on the brand's website.

While you’re here, read our interview with Willy Chavarria.

Click here to view full gallery at Hypebae

After years of customer requests, Kulani Kinis is finally giving the people what they want: white swimwear. The Australian label is introducing its first-ever white-based print, "Hibiscus Clouds," as part of its latest collection, "Holiday Hotline." This is basically your beach equivalent of a little black dress.

Landing just in time for those planning their winter sun escapes, the new print puts a playful spin on traditional bridal swimwear. Featuring delicate hibiscus florals against a crisp white base, the design is made with brides-to-be and their bridal parties in mind, whether that's a bachelorette weekend, destination wedding or honeymoon. It's a fresh alternative to the usual all-white swimsuit, bringing a little more personality to those picture-perfect holiday moments.

Beyond its highly anticipated white debut, the collection is all about embracing the spirit of getting away. Inspired by sun-soaked destinations, spontaneous adventures, long lunches and holiday romances, the collection serves up a vibrant mix of tropical florals, playful prints and rich hues.

"Holiday Hotline" is now available via the Kulani Kinis website.

In other news, Romeo Beckham hits the road with Tommy Hilfiger, starring in the brand's winter campaign.

Click here to view full gallery at Hypebae

Fresh off closing Tommy Hilfiger's Spring/Summer 2027 runway show, Romeo Beckham is back fronting the brand's winter campaign. Together with Yasmin Wijnaldum, the pair hit the open road in the preppy denim and outerwear styles the label is known for.

"A road trip is all about that feeling of freedom," shared Beckham. "There's nothing better than getting out with great music and good company." Speaking of the collection itself, the star added, "Everything feels easy and relaxed, which is the way I like it."

The collection comprises denim classics updated with edgier, lived-in washes, putting an emphasis on everyday comfort, while elsewhere you can also expect colorful knitwear and brushed teddy textures. The outerwear leans fully into utility, with overshirts and jean jackets leading the way. And it wouldn't be Tommy Hilfiger without some nods to classic Americana codes; think checkered shirts, quilted layers and even biker boots making a tough statement.

After starring together in the brand's Fall 2026 campaign, Beckham and Wijnaldum continue the story for Winter, putting their own spin on modern prep. Check out the campaign above and head to the brand's website to shop the collection.

In other news, Olivia Dean starred in Jimmy Choo's new series following her on tour.

Click here to view full gallery at Hypebae

Spotted something under the tree already? It must be UGG. The Southern California brand is turning up the cozy factor this holiday season with its playful new campaign, "Gift the Feeling," tapping into the internet's favorite viral trend of deceptive gift wrapping.

Serving as the latest chapter of the brand's "Born to Feel" platform, the campaign assembles a powerhouse lineup of cultural tastemakers: rapper JT, KATSEYE's Megan Skiendiel, Puerto Rican hitmaker Lunay and chart-topping artist Yeat. Together, the crew hosts a chaotic, high-energy holiday gathering where unwrapping presents is half the thrill. Lunay cracks open a banana-shaped box to uncover plush UGG socks, while Megan lounges in the knee-high Après City Tall boots before unwrapping a feline-shaped box hiding the pillowy Elea Fluffed Slip-On. Nearby, Yeat attempts to catch a breather in the rugged Classic Mini Outpost before revealing his own pair from a truck-shaped disguise and JT makes the iconic Classic Mini the star of the room.

Beyond the cheeky packaging, the seasonal drop features a stacked lineup designed to carry you through winter in style. Highlights include the street-ready Classic Tread Fluffed Boot equipped with an outdoors-ready Vibram sole, the dramatic, extra-slouchy Classic Ultra Tall Boot, and the statement-making, faux-fur Heritage Utility Grizz.

To dive into the spirit, we sat down with JT to talk about making music, her fashion inspirations and what's on her wishlist this year. Read on for the full interview. The UGG Holiday 2026 collection is available now on the UGG website and select global retailers.

Have you always been so playful with your style, or has your relationship with fashion evolved since being in the public eye?

I don't think my style is playful I think it's just random and people can't put a finger on it because I'm so good at leaning into whatever I'm selling.

I would say my style has evolved, especially since I've been in the public eye for some time now. No way it's still the same; it's changed in a good way, I must say.

You're fronting UGG's new campaign, "Gift the Feeling," which is all about the surprise of giving someone a gift they weren't expecting. What was your reaction to the concept and what made you want to be a part of it?

My reaction was excitement, I love gift-giving! It's an honor to be a part of this campaign because holiday season is UGG season!

UGG has always been associated with comfort, but it's also become such a fashion staple. What does the brand represent to you, and how does it fit into your everyday wardrobe?

UGG represents warmth for me, it feels like a gentle hug on my feet. It fits into my wardrobe easily; you can put on UGG shoes with just about anything.

What clothing makes you feel the most confident?

That's a good question; it depends. I honestly love a legging that shows off my shape!

Coming out of Miami has played a big role in shaping your identity as an artist. How much of that Miami energy still influences the way you dress, make music and show up creatively today?

Being from Miami is the reason I'm so bold with all that I do, but I can't say it still influences my dressing because I live in NYC, where it's four different seasons and there's so much swag and inspiration. In Miami, it only feels like one but my attitude, music, voice and aura will always scream Miami-Dade County!

With tracks like "OKAY" and "Ran Out," alongside your latest single "Numb," you've continued to show different sides of yourself musically. How do you decide which parts of yourself you want to reveal through a song?

I just love making music. I let it flow and I don't think too much, I just enjoy it. You never know with me, it can be rap today and rock and roll tomorrow, but no matter what it is, it'll have that JT swag.

When you think about the next chapter of your career, what do you want to explore creatively that your fans might not expect from you?

I think at this point they won't be surprised. My fans and I have this connection that, no matter what I do, they try to understand it and I love them for that. It's really no expectations, just love and anticipation!

What's on your wishlist this year?
To stay blessed.

Click here to view full gallery at Hypebae

Converse is stepping into the workplace with its latest collection, "At Your Service." Re-engineering the timeless Chuck Taylor All Star, the collection brings industry-standard performance to fast-paced environments like the hospitality and service industries, providing both style, stability and safety on the clock.

Designed for the demands of long shifts — whether front-of-house, behind the bar or in the kitchen — the lineup upgrades the classic silhouette with a slip-resistant diamond-pattern outsole. Made to tackle slick tiles and sudden spills, each pair is certified to meet or exceed ASTM SRO and ISO occupational safety standards for slip resistance.

Comfort, of course, is of the utmost important with the addition of responsive CX cushioning, offering cloud-like impact absorption that keeps feet supported from the first table all the way through to closing time. The collection comes crafted in two utilitarian finishes: lightweight canvas models treated with a breathable water and oil-repellent barrier and sleek leather iterations designed for easy cleaning.

Bridging the gap between occupational utility and fashion, the versatile lineup arrives in classic Hi, Low, and Slip-On silhouettes that transition from the daily grind to off-duty hangouts.

The Converse "At Your Service" collection is available now on the Converse website and select retailers.

In other news, UGG launched its Holiday 2026 collection.

Click here to view full gallery at Hypebae