Grab another cup of coffee or a snack or something because, guys, there's a lot of fashion news I want to fill you in on!
Fashion and fitness collaborations, x 2! As shoppers become more and more interested in the fitness sphere and scooping up togs that will impress pals outside the gym, it's no surprise that fitness brands are cozying up with fashion names. NikeLab x Sacai has revealed an eight-piece capsule collection, modeled by Binx Walton and available to shop March 19, that brings bright colors and a stylish touch to workout-friendly materials like fleece (there are also some particularly rad Air Max sneakers). Additionally, British brand Sweaty Betty has released its latest collection with designer Richard Nicoll. The 10-piece range incorporates technical fabrics with fun things like polka dots. Shop it here now.
Reed Krakoff is shutting down operations. It's temporary though, with the brand telling WWD that "the company is reviewing all strategic options for the brand, which may include production and distribution partnerships or a sale of the business and the brand." While the label refocuses and thinks it through, its website, Manhattan store, and location at the Woodbury Commons outlet will remain open.
It got way easier to shop one of Tory Burch's home obsessions. I loved reading Tory Burch's In Color, a coffee-table book that covered a lot of her personal favorites, including an affinity for retro-cool lettuce ware. She might have hunted down vintage scores, but she's made it easier for the rest of us to copy her by teaming up with Palm Beach-based artisan Dodie Thayer to release a new range. Shop it here.
Free People is hooking up with Citizens of Humanity. The boho-friendly brand is working with the denim brand on a range of flare styles that perfectly capture this season's obsession with '70s denim. Prices range from $218 to $278 and all are available now.
A ton of news, right? Which is most interesting or exciting to you?