For the Fall 26 "Body & Being" collection, Pierpaolo Piccioli is beautifully blurring the lines between high fashion and everyday health-conscious rituals with the launch of Balenciaga TechWear.The new line is engineered for a contemporary, healthy lifestyle, with Piccioli leading the creative direction for this range of men's and women's apparel, marking a distinct pivot toward high-performance functionality blended with everyday ease.

Every piece in the collection is branded with a unique graphic identity dubbed Balenciaga Bodies, featuring a looping motif that represents endless motion. The technical apparel boasts major material innovations designed to support the body. Tracksuits are constructed from a mesh-membraned taffeta, while leather windbreaker sets feature flat, no-stitch seams joined by ultrasonic-welded nylon tape. For all-weather use, the brand utilizes a reverse knit process for its water-repellent Aqua-zip closures.

The lineup spans versatile essentials including cutout bodysuits, hooded cowls, fitted tops, bike shorts, hot pants, leggings and socks. Each garment is engineered with elastic, breathable, antibacterial, moisture-wicking and UV-protective properties. Additionally, light-reflective high-vis motifs are integrated across the range for seamless day-to-night visibility perfect for early morning runs and late night cycling.

The House is launching stunning global pop-ups from Paris to Bangkok, complete with a killer menu of limited-edition juices and adaptogen-powered bars. Our current obsession? The "Main Character" smoothie, packed with marine collagen cubes, and the ashwagandha-infused "Back to Life" mango matcha.

To top it off, Balenciaga is partnering with boutique fitness pioneer Barry’s for an iconic, first-of-its-kind takeover across major cities like NYC, LA, London, and Milan with custom workout sessions,special guests, curated Balenciaga Music playlists and a signature co-branded smoothie available at the fitness studio's Fuel Bar.

The Fall 26 Balenciaga TechWear line is available to purchase on the Balenciaga website and select retailers.

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Alix Earle gained a loyal following for posting about her struggles with acne, and now the influencer has announced her very own skincare brand: Reale Actives. With an emphasis on dermatologist-developed, clinically proven formulas, the line is attempting to address breakouts and sensitive skin.

"I started Reale Actives after years of struggling with acne and trying products that either didn't work or were too harsh for my sensitive skin," Earle says in a press release. "I was constantly confused about what routine was actually right for me, and so many products felt overly clinical, complicated and honestly not very fun. Working closely with my dermatologist, we created a streamlined routine of clinically proven formulas that transformed my skin and my confidence."

 

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The brand is introducing four new products, forming an entire skincare routine: the Get Bare Makeup Melting Cleansing Balm to remove waterproof makeup, the Pore Power Exfoliating Gel Cleanser to unclog pores, the Go Deep Mandelic Acid Serum to refine texture and the Dew More Barrier Boosting Moisturizer to hydrate while strengthening your skin's barrier.

The Reale Actives line ranges from $28 USD to $39 USD and is now available for purchase on the brand's website.

In other news, Kylie Jenner wore a powder dress for Kylie Cosmetics' latest launch.

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The collaboration of the summer is coming soon, and this one is for all the World Cup watch parties you've got an invite to. Reformation and heritage British sportswear brand Umbro have linked up for the first time ever, bringing chic sustainability to the brand's classic sporty aesthetic. Launching as the second edition of Reformation's Spectator Sport series, Summer 2026 is all about the footy.

Bringing the best of both brands to the forefront for this one, Reformation reimagines archival Umbro styles for the contemporary woman. Using deadstock athletic materials, the classic sportswear look and feel isn't lost in the brand's fashionable translation, but instead elevated with a conscious twist.

Bright, athletic colors like yellow, red and blue make up the color palette, arriving on minidresses, cropped windbreakers and running shorts. Umbro's double diamond logo is everywhere in this collection, both subtly and blown up on the front of tees and dresses.

The six-piece capsule is the perfect drop for the long summer of sport ahead, so this is one we had to add to our wishlist.

The limited-edition Reformation x Umbro collection will be available to purchase starting June 22 on the Reformation website.

In other news, Gypsy Sport is back with a massive rebrand.

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Levi's is channeling retro subcultures for its Pride 2026 rollout, dropping a rugged capsule inspired by the legacy of queer motorcycle clubs. Titled "Together, We Ride," the brand moves away from standard rainbow graphics to highlight the protective, heavy-duty uniforms worn by early LGBTQIA+ road riders.

The design team worked with the GLBT Historical Society archives to pull genuine vintage imagery for the range. The capsule relies on leather-look coated denim, metal hardware and bold graphics. Key pieces include the patch-heavy Pride Trucker jacket, the Pride Vest and a pair of open-road Pride Chaps. For bottoms, the label updates its signature fit into the studded Pride 501 Jeans alongside a structured Pride Skirt.

The tops collection balances tough and soft textures, featuring a lace tank, a Shrunken Ringer shirt and a Pride Graphic Community Tee with a "Ride Together" back patch. Finishing touches come in the form of heavy accessories, including a thickly studded waist belt, leather-brimmed caps, a "Free to Ride" patterned bandana and various enamel pins. To back the release, the company is continuing its annual $100,000 contribution to human rights group Outright International.

The Levi's Pride 2026 collection is available to shop at the brand's website and across select retail locations.

In other news, Vera Wang is launching a ready-to-wear line exclusively for its European market.

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Kylie Cosmetics just launched two brand new products: the Natural Blur Brightening Powder and the Supple Glaze Hydrating Primer. In honor of the launch, founder Kylie Jenner fronted a fresh campaign sporting a mini dress adorned in brightening powders. Described by the brand as "a weightless, skin-breathable formula," the powder works in harmony with the new primer to deliver a smooth complexion for all skin types.

Formulated with birch sap and gardenia flower extract, the Supple Glaze Hydrating Primer promises to provide up to 12 hours hydration, all while smoothing texture and prepping skin for makeup. Because of its skincare ingredients, the primer is also said to control shine and leave skin with a supple finish — meaning it can be worn on its own for a natural glow on low maintenance days.

Meanwhile, the Natural Blur Brightening Powder claims to instantly brighten, reduce the look of dark circles and add an airbrushed effect to under-eyes. Thanks to its hydrating and crease-resistant formula, the powder is comfortable enough to wear all day and suitable for any skin type. Available in "Translucent," "Soft Pink" for fair to medium skin tones, "Banana Yellow" for light to tan skin tones and "Deep Peach" for deep tan to deep dark skin tones, the versatile pressed powder launches alongside the Sculpting Complexion Brush 05.

The Natural Blur Brightening Powder retails for $24 USD and the Supple Glaze Hydrating retails for $29 USD. Both will be available for purchase on the brand's website.

In other news, Petra Collins is the muse and visionary behind Kosas' latest campaign.

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Vera Wang is switching up its rollout with the debut of the Fall/Winter 2026 ready-to-wear line, bringing its signature aesthetic to a much wider audience. Marking the launch of the new European website, this collection sees the designer stepping away from high-end luxury price points to offer a more approachable wardrobe made for daily styling. This is about to make your Euro-summer so much cooler.

The drop comes through a fresh partnership with WHP Global and Batra Group, marking the first time the fashion house has targeted this specific segment. Acting as Chief Creative Officer, Wang styled the capsule to mirror her own monochromatic wardrobe habits. Instead of elaborate gowns, the focus here is on structured Italian tailoring, heavy denim shapes and clean layering pieces.

The range also includes simple jersey items, casual dresses and seasonal outerwear meant to be mixed and matched. By focusing on clean lines and a relaxed, easygoing fit, the pieces translate high-fashion concepts into everyday streetwear. This is a massive geographical push for the label, delivering versatile garments that work across different age groups without losing that distinct design identity.

The Vera Wang Fall/Winter 2026 ready-to-wear collection is now available on the brand's European website.

In other news, check out this sustainable brand making mermaid-inspired swimwear.

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Ukrainian-born label LONDI released its latest resort collection, "On Your Wave," bringing a fluid selection of beach-ready coordinates designed to help you tune out the daily grind. The conceptual lingerie label is channeling a relaxed coastal spirit for this seasonal drop, using oceanic movements to inspire a highly adaptable range of separates.

The independent, female-owned brand is gaining serious international traction after recently being featured on TikTok by Nara Smith. Despite operating amidst ongoing conflict in Ukraine, the brand is pushing forward with its global footprint by launching a physical flagship store in Kyiv, followed by its debut Parisian pop-up running from June 24 to 29.

The latest capsule is built around a distinct mint and burgundy color story, offering a mix-and-match system that includes six top options and five bottom styles. Shoppers can build their own custom sets using the wave one-piece, a tankini top or multiple bralette styles featuring ruffle, wave and tie details. For the lower half, the brand delivers a versatile wrap skirt, bow shorts, ruffle briefs and a tie thong.

The garments are constructed from an innovative, regenerated nylon made from reclaimed fishing nets and marine waste, delivering a soft, durable finish that mimics a second skin. Aside from the eco-conscious fabric choice, the standout piece from the delivery is a pair of custom shell headphones. Handcrafted by the label's design team, the accessory integrates real ocean shells directly into the frame as a playful nod to the nostalgic childhood ritual of listening to the sea, and no, this is not A.I.

The collection will be available to shop at the brand's website from June 22.

In other news, Ludovic de Saint Sernin just brought back its women's swimwear line, and it's hot.

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Mexican-American designer Rio Uribe is back and better than ever. Marking a defining new chapter, the designer has officially unveiled the very first campaign for his namesake label, RIO, following its evolution from Gypsy Sport to the hottest brand on the block.

Lensed by photographer Harry Eelman and styled to perfection by César Alvarez, the stunning imagery serves up the perfect balance of rebellion and refined luxury. RIO has always been a worldwide beacon for independent youth culture, and this drop beautifully continues that legacy by challenging conventions around identity, individuality, and community.

Bold patterns and oversized silhouettes define the collection, arriving in shades of red, white, black and grey. Androgyny is at the heart of the drop, with every garment flowing seamlessly between the lines of gender for the perfect debut capsule.

Celebrating the rich cultures that have long inspired Uribe’s work, the campaign features a chic cast of Latino models from diverse backgrounds. It’s a powerful, authentic celebration of community that seamlessly blends gender-fluid design with a cool sportswear sensibility.

This eye-catching, gorgeous campaign is just the foundation for RIO's expanding universe, as the brand builds major momentum toward its highly anticipated September runway show. Stay tuned, because RIO is already on our moodboards and wishlists this year.

In other news, Ludovic de Saint Sernin swimwear is back.

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Six decades of creative rebellion look good on Vans. As the footwear giant marks its diamond milestone this year, it’s throwing it back to where the magic all began. The brand has officially launched the second edition of its global "Off The Wall" campaign, beautifully anchored in the timeless Authentic silhouette.

Born in 1966, the Authentic was instantly claimed by California's boldest skateboarders and subculture tastemakers, transforming the pavement into a canvas for unapologetic self-expression. Fast forward sixty years, and the silhouette has evolved into an undisputed global icon. More than just a tagline, "Off The Wall" represents an empowering mindset shaped by individuality and fierce creative defiance.

To breathe fresh energy into this legacy, Vans has curated a stellar, genre-blending lineup of muses who beautifully personify modern non-conformity. The campaign highlights dynamic women including Australian singer-songwriter and artist Ecca Vandal alongside rising skateboarding phenom Ruby Lilley. Joining them are multi-talented Chinese rapper and producer Feng and effortless free-surfer Mikey February. Each powerhouse brings their own unique soul and perspective to the pavement, proving that the best looks are the ones worn loud.

The new Vans Off The Wall Authentic Mohair and Duck Canvas packs are available to purchase now on the Vans website and select retailers.

In other news, Casablanca brought back its Del Mar skate sneaker.

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Korean makeup products have influenced so many of the beauty trends we know and love. Whether its because of their impeccable formulas or undeniable innovation, it's no secret that K-beauty brands are constantly redefining our makeup routines. Because of this, cult-favorite products like cushion foundations have slowly creeped into the Western market — with brands like YSL Beauty cashing in on the hype and releasing their very own versions.

Although most K-beauty loyalists already have their ride-or-die cushion foundation locked down, as a fan of YSL Beauty's luxe aesthetic and high-performing formulas, the brand's newly-launched, Charli XCX-approved Skin Affair Soft Glow Cushion Foundation called out to me. As someone that's dabbled with the beloved TIRTIR Cushion Foundation, I knew exactly what the category was capable of — more specifically, it became extremely clear that YSL Beauty had a lot to live up to.

What To Know About YSL Beauty's Skin Affair Soft Glow Cushion Foundation

Best for: Medium coverage, airbrushed skin

Price: $49 USD on Sephora

Rating: 8/10
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Why The Hype?

Known for their ability to deliver that glowy glass skin look, cushion foundations are a must for breathable coverage that's easy to apply. While K-beauty variants typically lean into skincare ingredients and a skin-first finish, YSL Beauty's Skin Affair Cushion Foundation in particular is formulated with squalane and niacinamide to hydrate skin and minimize the look of pores. Plus, it claims to melt into the skin to provide a soft, all-day glow.

How To Use

Cushion foundation is synonymous with its intuitive application, and the YSL Beauty Skin Affair Cushion Foundation is no different. Just like other K-beauty versions I've experimented with, the foundation comes in a portable compact and includes a puff and mirror for on-the-go application.

To apply, simply hold the puff with two fingers and press down on the cushion to dispense the formula. Making sure the puff is fully saturated, I tap it lightly onto my skin in a circular motion — starting at center of my face and working my way towards the edges. As recommended by YSL, I leave any problem areas, along with my nose and my under-eyes, untouched before finally going in with the very tip of the puff for a more precise application. Afterwards, finish the look off with the rest of your routine as normal.

An Honest Review

For my everyday makeup routine, I try to be as minimal as possible when it comes to foundation. Because of that, I feel that the YSL Beauty Skin Affair Cushion Foundation might be a little too intense for my casual looks. While it looks glowy on the skin and doesn't feel too heavy when applied correctly, I could see how it still might overwhelm me on a busy day when I'm running around in the hot weather. However, I did like how it gave me that airbrushed yet natural finish, and I could see myself using it on occasions when I want to look a little extra put together or when I'm dealing with especially uneven skin tone.

With that being said, I was pleasantly surprised by it. While it might not be exactly on par with the K-beauty cushion foundations that popularized the format, it's a close second in my personal rotation. As someone with dry skin, it definitely kept its promise of hydrating my skin — which honestly might be a bit of a drawback for anyone that deals with excess oiliness. In the grand scheme of things, it's a great foundation to have in your bag for quick touch-ups and an even better introduction to cushion foundations for anyone that's been curious about trying one.

The Final Verdict

For seasoned cushion foundations users, YSL Beauty's Skin Affair Cushion Foundation might not be revolutionary. But by all other accounts, it's extremely wearable and a must for fans of a glowy finish that won't weigh you down. Personally, I consider it one of the easiest products to apply in a pinch and a foolproof way to get buildable, uniform coverage without the cakiness. Not to mention, it's housed in an adorable compact that looks gorgeous in my bag and displayed on my vanity — which to me, makes it all worth it.

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Matières Fécales unveiled a striking photographic series documenting the groundbreaking cast of Sasha Colby's Dolls Folies show at the legendary Folies Bergère theater in Paris. Shot on the historic stage by Steven Raj, the portraits unite an intergenerational lineup of trans creatives, cabaret artists and drag performers from across the globe to support local LGBTQIA+ initiatives.

The visual editorial features an impressive roster of queer icons, including Amanda Lepore, Gigi Goode, Sasha Colby, Lewis G Burton, Allanah Star and Sam Buttery, alongside performers in their 80s and 90s. For the production, the cast is styled in a mix of experimental couture and ready-to-wear garments designed by the independent fashion house. The dramatic looks are paired with Christian Louboutin footwear and custom hats crafted by milliner Stephen Jones.

Beyond the striking visual presentation, the entire creative project operates with a clear community focus. The project's proceeds are distributed directly to La Maison d'Allanah by Alannah Star and Stop Homophobie, two vital organizations dedicated to supporting LGBTQIA+ refugees and community members navigating safety in France. The resulting images document a rare moment in theater history, fusing high-fashion tailoring with global nightlife activism.

Take a look at the striking imagery above and head to the brand's website for more.

In other news, Ludovic de Saint Sernin dropped a sensual swimwear collection alongside a steamy campaign.

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Ludovic de Saint Sernin is expanding its universe for Spring/Summer 2026 with the return of women's swimwear. Following the successful relaunch of its menswear swim category last season, the Paris-based label revisits a key part of its archive, introducing a new lineup designed around confidence, sensuality and self-expression.

Joining the brand's signature men's styles are three new women's silhouettes: a Bikini, Trikini and Bodysuit, each offered in a pared-back palette of black, white and brown. Staying true to the house's minimalist aesthetic, the collection places the body at the center, balancing simplicity with undeniable sex appeal.

To mark the launch, Ludovic de Saint Sernin headed to Rio de Janeiro for the latest chapter of its destination swimwear campaign series. Shot by Jorge Perez Ortiz and styled by Pau Avia, the campaign unfolds across the Brazilian city's memorable beaches, dramatic coastline and modernist architecture, including a residence designed by Oscar Niemeyer.

Fronted by Brazilian model Barbara Valente alongside an all-Brazilian cast, the imagery captures the freedom and magnetism synonymous with both Rio and the brand itself. From sun-soaked shorelines to intimate moments between sea and city, the campaign celebrates swimwear as more than a seasonal staple, positioning it as an extension of identity.

The collection is now available via the brand's website and will continue to roll out throughout the summer.

In other news, check out Martine Rose's latest SS26 campaign.

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Kosas tapped photographer Petra Collins to reimagine its Impressionist Multistick Blush through an intimate new campaign. As Collins' first pursuit in the beauty world, she emerges as the star and visionary of the "Impressionist" campaign — which draws unmistakable cues from her signature visual language rooted in ritual and fleeting moments.

"Impressionism is all about capturing a feeling, and no one does that better than Petra," founder of Kosas, Sheena Zadeh says. "The first thing that hits you is the feeling. She creates these intimate, dreamlike worlds you can fall into, and that emotional quality felt deeply aligned with what the Impressionist [campaign] is all about."

Harping on the photographer's distinct dreamy world of sunlit bedrooms and bathroom mirrors, the campaign treats the Impressionist Multistick like an artist's tool rather than a makeup product. By empowering female artists like Collins, Kosas hopes the partnership further speaks to its skin-first approach to beauty and belief that makeup should enhance who you are.

In other news, Ariana Grande just unveiled a new matte lip balm with r.e.m. beauty.

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Frankfurt-based yoga teacher and Honeyflow Yoga founder Estefania Lopez is part of a new generation redefining what wellness looks and feels like. Far removed from the polished perfectionism that has long dominated yoga culture, Lopez’s approach is softer, more intuitive and rooted in radical self-trust. Through her signature practice, The Honey Method, she blends strength with emotional connection, creating movement experiences that feel less about performance and more about being in touch with yourself.

Sitting at the intersection of wellness, fashion and culture, we caught up with Lopez as she opened up about identity, self-expression and why the future of wellness is about giving people permission to be themselves. Read on for the full interview.

"What made yoga different was that it didn’t ask me to become someone else. It brought me back to myself."

Tell us a bit about your origin story. What led you to movement? Was there a specific moment, a place, a song, a person where something clicked and you thought: this is how I want to move through the world?

Movement found me very early in life. I was a semi-professional swimmer, even though deep down I was never really meant to swim. As a young immigrant girl growing up between different cultures, I was constantly trying to adapt, trying to belong, trying to stay above water in every sense. Swimming became the first place where I understood discipline, repetition and movement. I loved parts of it, but it was never truly my element.

When I decided to leave the swimming world at 15, I suddenly felt this huge emptiness. Movement had always been such a big part of my identity that I didn’t know who I was without it. So I started trying everything: dancing again, boxing, different kinds of training, searching for something that actually felt like me. And then yoga found me. What made yoga different was that it didn’t ask me to become someone else. It brought me back to myself. Looking back now, I think movement was never really about performance for me. It was always about belonging to my body, my emotions, my story.

Your practice, Honeyflow, sits at the intersection of yoga, intuition and self-expression. How did you arrive at a method that feels so distinctly you? What does Honeyflow offer someone who has maybe felt like yoga wasn't made for them?

Practicing Honeyflow doesn’t come with the pressure of having to immediately “connect with yourself.” It starts from the outside in, through movement and through a deeply physical practice. And somewhere along the way, without even forcing it, you realize there’s something deeper happening underneath.

That’s what I was missing for so many years in other disciplines. I spent so much time trying to become better, stronger, more disciplined, always trying to balance everything perfectly. Honeyflow was created as the opposite of that. Embracing the chaos. I wanted a practice that still feels strong and intentional, but also soft, emotional and freeing. Something that allows people to feel instead of perform.

Honeyflow is also about realizing how far you can come without constantly chasing extreme poses or complicated asanas. We go back to the basics first, because you don’t build a house from the roof, you build it from the ground up. And I believe movement works the same way. That’s where my partnership with lululemon comes in, a support system creating pieces that move with you, hold you and give you the freedom to build strong foundations, one intentional step at a time.

"It’s not about perfection, it’s about coming back to yourself in a more natural way."

So in Honeyflow, we begin with the physical body. Through repetition, precision and intentional movement, people slowly build trust with themselves and with their body again. Once that foundation exists, something deeper naturally starts to open. That’s when the emotional body enters the practice, the soul body. The part of yourself that many people have never really learned to listen to before.

I think a lot of people try to access healing or spirituality without first feeling safe inside their physical body, but the body is the doorway. That’s why Honeyflow is grounded in physical practice first. Through mastering movement, you slowly begin to enter yourself through yourself. And because of that, it’s truly for everybody. It’s not about perfection, it’s about coming back to yourself in a more natural way.

There's a cultural moment happening right now where activewear has become a full aesthetic language. How do you feel about the growing intersection of fashion and sport?

I love it because movement is no longer something that exists separately from identity or culture. What we wear affects how we carry ourselves, how confident we feel and how present we are in our body. For me, activewear is less about performance and more about energy. Some days I want to feel powerful, other days soft, clean and effortless. Fashion and movement are both forms of expression, so it feels natural that they’re blending together more and more. I think the most interesting part is that wellness doesn’t look one specific way anymore, it’s becoming more personal.

"To me, redefining modern yoga means showing that wellness isn’t about perfection. It’s about authenticity, individuality and feeling at home in your body."

Do you dress differently depending on how you feel, or does getting dressed actually change how you feel? Which comes first for you, the mood or the outfit?

Definitely both. Sometimes my outfit reflects my mood, but other times it creates it. Getting dressed can completely shift my energy. I’m very intuitive with clothing. I choose pieces based on how I want to feel that day; grounded, feminine, effortless, powerful, soft. That’s why I love fabrics that almost move like a second skin. When something feels comfortable and elevated at the same time, you naturally carry yourself differently.

Specifically, I love the pieces in the new Yoga + Pilates collection lululemon just released. The new silhouettes allow you to play with proportions and experiment with layering. I love how movement and comfort can feel so effortless and embodied at the same time. It feels less restrictive and more connected to how women actually want to move through everyday life. For me, style is emotional. It’s another way of connecting to yourself before you even speak.

What's a small, everyday ritual completely unrelated to yoga or fitness that you treat almost like a spiritual practice?

Music, always. I can tell you how I feel with just one song sometimes. I romanticize small moments a lot: making coffee slowly, getting ready while listening to a specific playlist, lighting a candle at night, walking without my phone. Those little rituals bring me back to myself. I think spirituality is less about big routines and more about presence in ordinary moments.

You embody something lululemon clearly believes in, the idea that style and high performance aren't in opposition. In your own words, what does it mean to redefine what modern yoga looks like?

For a long time, there was a very narrow image of what yoga was supposed to look like. Very quiet, very polished, very one-dimensional; kind of “I have everything under control, and I’m full of peace”. But this is not how life is sometimes.

I think modern yoga is expressive. It moves between wellness, fashion, creativity and culture naturally. It’s about feeling strong, but also sensual, effortless and fully yourself. That’s why I love seeing performance wear evolve into something more effortless, with pieces you can wear well beyond the studio. The Align™ Foldover Relaxed Jogger from lululemon’s new collection, for example, feels less restrictive and more intuitive, almost as if it moves with you rather than against you.

To me, redefining modern yoga means showing that wellness isn’t about perfection. It’s about authenticity, individuality and feeling at home in your body.

From the Run Club to the retreat, there's a clear thread of community running through everything you do. Do you think movement is most powerful when it's shared and why do you think people are so hungry for that right now?

Absolutely. Movement becomes even more powerful when people feel seen while doing it together. I think people are craving real connection more than ever. We live so much online that spaces where you can breathe together, sweat together and feel together become incredibly meaningful.

What I love most is watching people arrive feeling nervous or disconnected and leave feeling open, confident and connected, not just to others, but to themselves.

"Not everyone feels like they’re allowed to enter these spaces, and that’s something I really want to change."

You're someone who sits at the crossroads of wellness, fashion and culture. Where do you see movement going as a cultural force? What do you hope the next generation of practitioners inherits from what people like you are building now?

I think movement is becoming less about aesthetics and more about emotional well-being, identity and self-expression. People are no longer only searching for workouts; they’re searching for connection, release, confidence and belonging. Where they can be perfectly imperfect.

But at the same time, I think wellness has also become something very curated and sometimes even exclusive. Not everyone feels like they’re allowed to enter these spaces, and that’s something I really want to change.

A big part of my mission with Honeyflow is creating access. I want people who maybe never felt represented in wellness spaces to realize that movement belongs to them, too. Self-expression, healing and emotional awareness shouldn’t feel like luxuries. In the end, movement is a tool. A tool to understand yourself better, to regulate your emotions and to reconnect with your body and your story. I hope the next generation inherits that understanding.

I also love seeing how movement and fashion are evolving together in a more embodied way. This new Yoga + Pilates collection from lululemon feels very aligned with where culture is moving right now; less restrictive, fluid, more natural and more connected to how people actually want to feel in their everyday lives.

I hope the future of wellness becomes softer, more inclusive and more human. A space where people don’t feel pressure to perform, but permission to fully be themselves in order to embrace their beautiful chaos á la Honey.

How do you want the people closest to you to describe the way you made them feel?

Safe. Inspired. Seen. I want people to feel softer around themselves after being with me and more confident in who they already are. Less pressured to perform. At the end of the day, I think how we make people feel is the real legacy.

You can now shop the lululemon Yoga + Pilates collection via the brand's website.

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Rosie Huntington-Whiteley is back again, continuing her creative partnership with ViX Paula Hermanny, unveiling her second collection as designer and global ambassador for the Brazilian luxury swim label.

Rooted in themes of wellness, movement and connection to nature, the latest collaboration draws inspiration from the idea of inner balance made visible. Designed for women who find inspiration in the natural world, the collection celebrates vitality, freedom and a mindful approach to dressing, blending effortless elegance with a sense of optimism.

Bathed in rich color and sun-soaked energy, the collection reflects Huntington-Whiteley's signature aesthetic: refined yet sensual, and undeniably timeless. The model and entrepreneur worked closely with ViX founder and creative director Paula Hermanny to create pieces that feel as relevant for everyday travel as they do for a luxury getaway.

"This collaboration feels incredibly personal as I've worn ViX for years," Huntington-Whiteley shared in a statement. "Paula and I share a love for beautiful fabrics, clean lines and pieces that feel effortless yet considered. I wanted to design a collection to reflect how women really live and travel."

The latest drop marks the second chapter in a broader partnership that will see Huntington-Whiteley co-design three collections for the brand, spanning both swimwear and clothing. Together, the duo continues to champion a vision of modern resortwear built around confidence and ease.

Head to the brand's website to shop the lineup now.

In other news, check out Jimmy Fairly's latest sun-soaked campaign.

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Jimmy Fairly is stepping into summer with its latest campaign, "Summer Love," capturing the magic of Mediterranean golden hour. Inspired by the sun-drenched landscapes of Mallorca, the French eyewear label channels the feeling of those endless evenings where salt-kissed skin, shimmering water and fading sunlight create an atmosphere of effortlessness.

Balancing nostalgia with a contemporary spirit, the campaign celebrates bodies in motion and the beauty of unfiltered moments. Set against the warm glow of twilight, the imagery embraces a sense of freedom and authenticity, spotlighting Jimmy Fairly's latest frames through candid, intimate storytelling.

The collection itself plays with contrast. Women's styles lean into bold proportions, featuring thick acetate constructions and oversized silhouettes designed to make a statement. Meanwhile, the men's offering explores refined metalwork and clean geometric lines, delivering a modern yet timeless appeal.

Drawing directly from the natural palette of Mediterranean summers, the collection introduces rich dark tortoiseshells, deep reds and earthy shades of terracotta and camel. Gold-tone metal accents add a final touch of warmth, reflecting the soft light of sunset.

Head to the brand's website to shop the latest collection and get your summer started.

In other news, check out Martine Rose's SS26 campaign.

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Summer is here, and that means it's officially slides season. Legendary Japanese contemporary artist Takashi Murakami is blooming right onto our feet with his independent footwear brand, Ohana Hatake, this year. Expanding on the brand's signature silhouette, the creative icon has officially unveiled the Full-Bloom "Multicolor" Collection II, and it is the ultimate summer statement.

Directly translating Murakami's world-renowned, joyful flower motifs into wearable art, this gorgeous new drop arrives in two stunning colorways. You can choose between a bright and breezy, poolside turquoise style, or a sleeker black and blue palette. Both iterations use multiple vibrant colors, layered beautifully across the petals to give the sculptural slip-on an unmistakable identity.

Perfect for the airport, lounging at home, strutting down city streets and everything in-between, these slides are entirely crafted from lightweight, water-friendly EVA foam. They feature a revised toe shape, an adjusted strap, a softer footbed for extra cushioning and enhanced traction.

The new collection is available to purchase now exclusively via the official Ohana Hatake website.

In other news, Amina Muaddi launched a new Cruise 26 collection.

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Move over boys, there's a new heartthrob in the Reebok family. The heritage sportswear giant has officially named actor Belmont Cameli as its newest Global Brand Ambassador. Through a multi-season partnership, the rising star and Off Campus leading man is stepping into the spotlight as the fresh face of Reebok’s ever-growing Classics selection.

Bringing his authentic blend of sport, street style and effortless, laid-back personal style to the brand's new era of footwear and fashion, Cameli is a perfect addition to the lineup. In a campaign shot right on the sunny streets of Los Angeles, Reebok announced his signing in style, showcasing some of the brand's most iconic silhouettes including the Club C 85 Vintage and the high-top EX-O-FIT Hi.

“The Reebok Classics have been my go-to sneaker for years — they’re cool, easy to wear, and only get better with time,” said Cameli in a press release, speaking on why the partnership was such a natural fit.

The actor joins a star-studded, culture-shaping roster of ambassador talent from the likes of Karol G to PARTYNEXTDOOR and Destroy Lonely.

In other news, Griff gave the ASICS GEL-CUMULUS 16 a makeover.

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Pack your bags, because Amina Muaddi is taking us on a sun-kissed, tropical getaway with the launch of her new Cruise 26 collection. Designed to radiate unabashed joy and femininity in every step, this drop celebrates the freedom, romance and unexpected intimacy of our favorite hot-weather escapes.

The collection is all about the craftsmanship and detail. Making a bold fashion statement is an electric yellow ombré enamel flower adorning the new Vittoria thong sandal. Named after model Vittoria Ceretti, the Vittoria slipper also arrives illuminated by a gorgeous garland of hand-painted, multicolored enamel flower charms. For a touch of sparkle, the sleek Justine slipper debuts a metal toe ring set with a single Swarovski crystal — the same design that inspired Rihanna’s custom 2026 Met Gala look.

The playful, vacation energy continues with the Mini Camelia slipper, debuting in a gorgeous gingham and coral satin, while the Camelia bag gets a wildlife upgrade in mint feathers. Lensed by Dario Catellani, the blissful campaign perfectly captures the collection's sensual, sun-drenched spirit.

The Cruise 26 collection is available to purchase now on the Amina Muaddi website and select retailers.

In other news, the Maison Margiela Tabi is getting transformed into a mule.

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A BATHING APE and KidSuper are reuniting for a drop that is as sentimental as it is stylish this World Cup season. To celebrate the iconic BAPE STA sneaker's 25th anniversary, the duo has unveiled the "SUPERBAPE CUP" collection — a gorgeous, soccer-inspired celebration of global creativity.

The collection features a stacked lineup of 48 unique BAPE STA designs, each representing a different nation through its vibrant colors inspired by their flags. Crafted in BAPE’s signature patent leather, these sneakers boast a dreamy, high-gloss finish that makes the colors absolutely pop, all finished with an adorable KidSuper logo on the heel. While all 48 pairs will be available for online pre-order, ten selected colorways, including Argentina, France and the United States, are hitting stores.

The accompanying campaign has our hearts. Instead of typical models, KidSuper founder Colm Dillane chose to feature a grandmother from each of the 48 countries. It is the ultimate, heartwarming tribute to each nation's heritage and the women who carry culture through generations.

The 10 selected colorways can be found at KidSuper's Brooklyn flagship and select global BAPE locations, with the full collection available for pre-order now on the KidSuper website.

In other news, Nike is dropping a soccer ball-inspired Total 90 sneaker.

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