Summary

• The new Kith x adidas Football Fall 2025 collection includes jerseys with flame artwork inspired by the 1998 World Cup uniforms and introduces denim details to the collaboration.
• The footwear includes new versions of the Supernova Indoor and Predator Sala silhouettes. The collection drops on Friday, September 19, 2025, at Kith shops and online.

Kith x adidas Football is back with the second chapter of their partnership for the year, blending sport and lifestyle into a world-colliding Fall 2025 collection. The campaign for the new collection features two former Juventus teammates, Paul Pogba and Paulo Dybala, both of whom are also World Cup Champions with the French National Team and Argentine National Team, respectively.

The new range includes a diverse assortment of apparel, accessories, and footwear, featuring flame graphics, snakeskin details, and cobranded logos. The apparel features jerseys and matching shorts, track-inspired outerwear, and introduces denim into the collaboration for the first time in patchworked silhouettes. These denim pieces are infused with sport elements like Adi-break panels on the pants for breakaway capability and contrast performance fabric at the underarms and waistband.

Jerseys feature flame artwork that draws inspiration from the 1998 World Cup uniforms, along with pinstripes with Kith and adidas embroidery and jacquard color-blocked paneling. The outerwear assortment also includes classic Kith silhouettes such as the Wyona zip-up sweater, the satin Gorman Jacket, and the Short Sleeve Zip-Up Jersey, made from materials like monogram jacquard and wrinkle nylon.

The collection's accessories include co-branded Trucker Hats and Classic Caps with Kith and adidas embroidered artwork. The range is rounded out by the Flame Tote Bag and three all-over printed soccer balls featuring artwork from the main collection. For footwear, Kith and adidas Football are reintroducing two silhouettes for Fall 202: the 1998-born Supernova Indoor, which is available in suede, nubuck ponyhair, and denim variations, and the Predator Sala, a football boot that dates back to 1994 and returns in premium glove leather. Finally, the Koresco National from the Spring 2025 collection also returns in new leather and suede iterations.

The Fall 2025 Kith x adidas Football collection drops this Friday, September 19, at Kith's retail locations and at the brand's webstore.

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Summary

• Palomo's "Eighteen" collection marks a return to Spain, symbolizing a transition from its roots to a new chapter in Madrid.
• Inspired by adolescence and coming-of-age films, the collection blends youthful innocence with rebellious independence.

Designer Alejandro Gómez Palomo's label, Palomo, has returned to its motherland, showing its eighteenth collection, aptly titled "Eighteen." The return home from New York Fashion Week for this debut collection marks both an ode to the label's roots and the relocation of its workshop from the village of Posadas to the capital city of Madrid.

In a statement, the brand shared, "It has a lot to do with leaving the town where we have always been and where we started Palomo—leaving the workshop, leaving your home. It's about beginning to distance yourself from that family nucleus you’ve been attached to your whole life. We see it reflected in the characters of the collection, but in reality, it also speaks a lot about us, the Palomo team.”

To honor the milestones represented by "Eighteen," Palomo explores the markers of adolescence through dress: muted pastels, whimsical embroidery, and oversized bows. The first looks are cast in all white, like baptismal garments. According to the brand, this adolescent extravagance is inspired by the coming-of-age films of Sofia Coppola, like Marie Antoinette and The Virgin Suicides (think white slip dresses, extravagant gowns, and Rococo embellishments).

However, these symbols of innocence are not without tension. Leather motor jacket-inspired pieces evoke a desire for independence and grit. The powdery hues are interrupted by deep browns, olive green, and sanguine red. Bold chevron stripes are reminiscent of Barbie's signature chevron swimsuit from the 1950s—perhaps an homage to the ubiquitous doll that has come to represent a rite of passage for girlhood.

Then, power suits enter the mix, boldly represented by a black men's suit with Victorian shoulders and a chevron pussy bow collar. Next, a women's look styles an oversized blazer with a bare chest, a knee-length skirt, and chevron tights. The collection turns back to whimsy in the end, though, incorporating Swarovski flower embellishments across a bandeau top, shirting, trousers, and the final gown. Palomo Spain may have saved the flowers for the finale, but the 33-year-old designer's milestone show demonstrates that he is no late bloomer.

See the full Palomo SS26 collection in the gallery above and stay tuned to Hypebeast for the latest fashion industry insights.

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Name: PUMA Hali 1 "Opal"
Color: Blissful Blue/Royal Sapphire
SKU: 313450_01
Retail Price: $130 USD
Release Date: September 26
Where to Buy: PUMA

Update: It's been a few months since Salehe Bembury and Tyrese Haliburton revealed their collaborative signature shoe: the PUMA Hali 1. Now, after additional teasers, including a blue colorway from last month, we now have official launch info for the sneaker. It will debut in this "Opal" colorway next week, offering a dynamic look that is matched by its technical specifications. These include NITROFOAM midsole cushioning, a TPU midfoot shank, and PUMAGRIP tread. A launch date of September 26 via PUMA and select retailers has been announced with the shoe starting at a price point of $130 USD. Enjoy a complete look at the shoe above and stay tuned for updates as its rollout continues.

 

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Original Story: Indiana Pacers star Tyrese Haliburton has officially previewed his first signature sneaker with Puma, the PUMA Hali 1 “Blue.” The highly anticipated shoe marks a significant milestone for the young point guard and Puma Hoops, blending cutting-edge performance technology with a clean, player-driven design.

The sneaker features a stunning, monochromatic blue colorway that spans from the upper to the midsole, while sitting on a mint green, semi-translucent sole. Additional mint green accents hit the PUMA Formstrip and heel logo. Its design is both minimalist and bold, with subtle details that reflect Haliburton's on-court style. The shoe is built with a lightweight, breathable mesh upper, complemented by synthetic overlays for added support and durability. Its low-cut silhouette is designed for a fast, responsive feel, catering to Haliburton's quick movements and explosive playstyle.

The PUMA Hali 1 is equipped with Puma’s NITROFOAM cushioning, which is visible through the translucent midsole. This technology provides superior energy return and responsive cushioning, essential for the demands of a modern NBA player. The shoe is expected to release in late 2025.

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Summary

• Sotheby’s revenue dropped nearly 20 percent in 2024, posting a $248 million USD pre-tax loss as the art market slowed
• The auction house secured a $909 million investment from Abu Dhabi’s ADQ to pay down debt and buy a new Madison Avenue building

The art world’s blue-chip auction house just had a rough year. Sotheby’s, the 280-year-old giant that sells everything from Picassos to Patek Philippes, saw its revenues tumble nearly 20% in 2024 which means that fewer collectors purchased luxury goods and fine art and the house took a major hit.

According to filings in Luxembourg, Sotheby’s brought in $1.13 billion USD in 2024, down from $1.36 billion USD the year before. The losses stacked up fast, with the company posting a pre-tax loss of about $248 million USD, more than double its $106 million USD loss in 2023.

So what happened? Commissions and fees, the bread and butter of Sotheby’s, shrank as big-ticket auctions cooled as per Business of Fashion. The global art market has been sluggish and even a powerhouse like Sotheby’s is feeling it. Last year, Abu Dhabi’s sovereign wealth fund, ADQ, bought a 24 percent stake for $909 million USD. Sotheby’s used the cash along with a top-up from owner Patrick Drahi to pay down debt and buy a new Madison Avenue building in New York.

The big picture is that Sotheby’s is not just about gavel drops anymore. They are also lending money against art, flipping buildings and leaning on wealthy backers to weather the storm. But with sales still sliding, the question is whether this old-school auction house can be relevant in a world where hype culture and social media are already setting the rules.

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Summary

• SOLO CSV is the latest can't-miss art venue in Madrid, Spain, hailing from the international SOLO arts project and collection led by Ana Gervás and David Cantolla
• Currently on view is WE ALL SHINE ON, an exhibition of new paintings by Los Angeles-based artist Aaron Johnson, at its recently-opened Bowman Hal art gallery

Madrid may be well known as an Old Masters capital - Picasso, Bosch, Goya among the sort - but in recent years, the city has been steadily rewriting its reputation in the contemporary art conversation, and redefining its place on the global stage. Adding to your roster of must-see art venues in Spain is SOLO CSV, a new arts and culture space from the Madrileño international arts project SOLO.

Situated just a stone's throw from the lush Parque del Oeste, the space signals an exciting new chapter for the Ana Gervás and David Cantolla-helmed collection. The venue welcomed visitors for the first time in June with its inaugural show by William Mackinnon at Bowman Hal, its purpose-built gallery, where Aaron Johnson's cosmic splendor, WE ALL SHINE ON, is currently on view.

To bring the space to life, SOLO tapped Spanish architecture firm Estudio Herreros to transform the 4,000-square-meter ex-printworks into what's perhaps best described as an ever-unfurling art labyrinth that keeps both an industrial grit and domestic charm at heart. Eschewing your typical white-walled walkthrough, CSV presents itself as a series of unexpected encounters — from its interior-exterior design that flirts with perceptive play, to paned windows peppered throughout the space, framing off-guard glimpses into collection.

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Beyond Bowman Hal, the site doubles as a home base for the many projects that make up the SOLO arts incubator at large: ONKAOS, its digital arts and new media initiative; a spacious, on-site conservation and restoration lab; and the recently-announced Movimiento 37, an experimental ode to art as a cross-cultural dialogue, set to debut with a spectral showcase of sound and video works by Georgian artist Koka Nikoladze.

As SOLO’s main venue, Independencia (formerly Colleción SOLO) continues to house its 1,200-piece core across town, the opening of CSV ushers in an exciting era for the collection, one that both reinforces its position as a unifying thread and measures up to the unyielding curiosity that defines its vision. Even as its full scale is yet to come, CSV has already claimed its spot as a must-see destination for the city's contemporary art explorers.

SOLO CSV
Cta. de San Vicente, 36,
Moncloa - Aravaca,
28008 Madrid, Spain

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Streetwear label XLARGE is bringing its cultural footprint from Long Beach to Honolulu with the announcement of its official sponsorship of Hawaii Walls 2025.

The art festival, taking place September 15–21 at Farrington High School in Kalihi, will feature over 50 artists from Hawaii and across the globe, working alongside local students and residents to transform the campus into one of the state’s largest public art collections. In keeping with its long-standing connection to mural culture, XLARGE will not only support event operations but also outfit artists and staff in special edition tees designed exclusively for the festival.

The collaboration builds on XLARGE’s recent presence at Long Beach Walls and Art Renzei Festival, where the brand dropped limited-run tees celebrating creativity and community. For Hawaii Walls, the new designs take inspiration from the event’s concept color “Mocha Mousse,” incorporating earthy tones that mirror the natural beauty of the islands. The shirts will be available in white and brown, offered in sizes up to 3XL, and release on September 19 through XLARGE’s U.S. Legacy Store and Japan’s calif online store.

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What makes this collaboration stand out is how it threads art, community, and streetwear into a single narrative. Each shirt serves as a wearable piece of festival history, while XLARGE’s role as a sponsor underscores the brand’s mission to support creative expression worldwide. With Hawaii Walls entering its 13th edition and set to unveil a staggering 67 murals across the Farrington High School campus, the event is poised to highlight the global impact of mural culture.

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Name: Cactus Plant Flea Market x Nike Swamp Sponge Dunk
Colorways: Sequoia/Sequoia/Sequoia, Photo Blue/Digital Pink/Sequoia, and Psychic Purple/Photo Blue/Gold Suede
SKUs: IH5094-300, IH5094-400, and IH5094-500
MSRP: $155 USD
Release Date: September 17
Where to Buy: Cactus Plant Flea Market

Update: It's finally time for the much-anticipated Cactus Plant Flea Market x Nike Swamp Sponge Dunk to make its retail debut. CPFM announced yesterday via Instagram that the kicks would be dropping today, September 17, and has also offered an official preview of each pair. Colorways of "Sequoia," "Blue," and "Gold" have all been prepared to drop at 3pm EDT today via the brand at a price of $155 USD each. Enjoy a complete look at the kicks above and best of luck securing a pair at drop time.

Update: Of the many rumors to surface this year, word of a Cactus Plant Flea Market x Nike Swamp Sponge Dunk has been one of the biggest to date. The brand has brought new energy to the Swoosh over the years, producing some of Nike's wildest sneakers. This streak is set to continue with the Swamp Sponge Dunk, which has just been revealed by Lil Yachty. The three rumored looks are pictured in a pile, providing an initial idea of what to expect from the collaboration. Building atop 2019's CPFM x Nike Blazer "Sponge" By You launch, the sponge concept has been taken to the next level with exposed sponge-like foam visible throughout the Swamp Sponge Dunk's upper. Vibrant color schemes see mesh placed next to a wide variety of materials, from corduroy to fluffy hair. We remain without official release details, however, stay tuned for updates as all three are expected to drop this fall at a price of $155 USD each.

Original Story: Cactus Plant Flea Market and Nike are responsible for creating some of the most unique footwear we've seen in recent years. Designs like 2023's Air Flea 2 stand out with not just one defining element, but multiple special details.

While we weren't treated to any kicks from the duo last year, it looks like 2025 will see them again revisit the Dunk silhouette. The two covered the Dunk Low in jewels in 2020, resulting in one of the most valuable pairs of the past decade. From there, the Air Flea 1 saw the sneaker reworked into a new style entirely. According to a new report from Sneaker Market RO, a "Swamp Sponge Dunk" is due to drop this year. With the only known details being its name and the color arrangements, there's no telling what the two have cooked up for sneakerheads this time.

At the time of writing, neither Cactus Plant Flea Market nor Nike have confirmed that this rumored Swamp Sponge Dunk project is on the way. Stay tuned for updates, including a first look at the three colorways, as it is currently forecasted to land on shelves this fall via Nike SNKRS and select retailers at an expected price point of $150 USD per pair.

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When the mystery show on the final timeslot – 8 p.m. on Tuesday, September 16 – of New York Fashion Week popped up on the official CFDA calendar, everyone was left hypothesizing what that closing showcase would be. Leave it to Laquan Smith to wrap the season up right.

After sitting out last season, Smith came correct with this collection and made a poignant and proper return to this season's schedule, gathering a gaggle of New York City's freshest and finest at Manhattan's Classic Car Club on the Hudson River Piers.

With sleek sports cars and classic models stationed throughout the venue and an outdoor terrace (caviar and champagne served) behind, the front row featured some of music's biggest names: Latto, Mariah The Scientist, Ice Spice, Busta Rhymes and Ty Dolla $ign – the latter of whom proudly confirmed to us before the show, "I did the music!"

Fellow front-row faces included a rare Wendy Williams outing, Ice T and Coco, Lil' Kim and Sukihana.

Smith stayed true to his namesake label's core DNA in the striking new womenswear delivery. The first look was an all-sheer one, kickstarting the high-energy spectacle with a cowboy hat on top and making way for a myriad of top-tier, tailored, and textured looks – lots of chiffon, sheer, and organza paired with structured leather and oversized fur bags.

Take a closer look at Smith's Spring/Summer 2026 showcase in the runway images above, and get a better glimpse at all the stars in our post below.

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Summary

• Head of State's new collection draws from Abijako's Nigerian heritage in contemporary tailoring, paired with vibrant colors and innovative forms.
• The line, titled "IF HEAVEN COULD TALK," celebrates the African diaspora and references the repatriation of artifacts.

On September 14, the Head of State, the NYC label helmed by Taofeek Abijako, presented a collection that peers equally into the future as it does into the distant past. In a touching ode to the African Diaspora, the Nigerian-American designer unveiled a spectrum of chromatic looks that reflect his heritage while innovating with architectural forms and clean, contemporary lines.

In the days leading up to the debut of "IF HEAVEN COULD TALK," Abijako shared a spoken word poem on Instagram that acknowledged the "artifacts stolen" and "imaginations interrupted," echoing the movement for repatriation—the returning of African artifacts to their rightful homelands. Yoruba deities like Sàngó and Òsun are referenced not as distant forces of antiquity but as arbiters of the future who live on in the emergent generations.

The empowering tone was equally present in the collection, where Western tailoring and streetwear are combined with the draped, wrapped, and loose-fitting garments of his Nigerian heritage. However, the colors of the line departed from traditional tailoring, trading navy, black, and gray for saturated turquoise, periwinkle, lavender, and primary red—evoking the exuberant hues of Yoruba dress.

An oversized short-sleeve shirt and a long-sleeve check shirt were cast in an electric mint, while details like cuffs and collars were exaggerated in double size. Some of the most impressive women's dress shapes were shown in red: a long gown with an asymmetrical ruched waist and a cocktail dress with a fan-like bodice, both in lustrous red fabric.

In a standout look, a brown suit combines military-inspired button closures and an oversized collar with a curved placket revealing a draped blue sash. This hybrid blazer appears in various shades, worn with baggy yet short shorts in unisex looks. Elsewhere, other blazers boast a shawl-like collar and wide necklines, enhancing the diversity of shapes and "archetypes of tomorrow."

See the gallery above for a closer look at Head of State's SS26 runway show and stay tuned to Hypebeast for the latest NYFW coverage.

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Summary

• Max Radford Gallery and Ercol have joined forces to create a furniture collection alongside six emerging designers
• The "Grain Pile" show is part of this year's London Design Festival, and brings together Andu Masebo, Eddie Olin, Joe Armitage,  Jaclyn Pappalardo, Isabel Alonso, and Lewis Kemmenoe

Exhibition space isn't easy to come by in a city like London, and sometimes, you've just got to improvise. In Max Radford's case, the perfect location for his London Design Festival show came in the form of an old fire station, which the gallerist has filled with pieces by some of the capital's best emerging talent.

"Grain Pile" brings together six designers: Andu Masebo, Eddie Olin, Joe Armitage,  Jaclyn Pappalardo, Isabel Alonso, and Lewis Kemmenoe. In collaboration with Ercol, each has crafted a new body of work, working closely alongside the British brand's factories and materials.

Andu Masebo's "Seconds Stools" make use of parts that were defective components of furniture from Ercol's production line. Typical of his style, each is finished in a block color, breathing new life into a material that would've otherwise been unused.

Lewis Kemmenoe also employed a technique for which he is known, creating playful patterns on the sides of his rocking chair using marquetry. Eddie Olin marked his first time working with wood, creating a black-stained dining set complete with his signature metal work details, and Isabel Alonso designed a series of low tables crafted from three components: an arch, a cylinder, and a surface.

The show is complete with works from Joe Armitage and Jaclyn Pappalardo. Armitage, who was born and raised in London, looked to the city's architecture for inspiration for his armchair, which features details inspired by Keeling House by modernist architect Denys Lasdun.

Pappalardo was the only designer to veer away from tables and chairs, and instead crafted a cabinet based on the nostalgia she felt towards Ercol furniture.

For Radford, the year-long project is the perfect example of how the UK's design industry can support both itself and emerging talent.

"As a gallery, we tend to focus on UK-based talent, and to collaborate with one of the only large-scale UK-based producers feels like a perfect match," he says. "It’s good to see the design industry supporting emerging design talent in a meaningful way."

"Max and I had been talking over the last few years about trying to find a meaningful way to work together," said Henry Tadros, chairman of Ercol and great-grandson of Lucian Ercolani. "I wanted to be able to let the designers use Ercol as an inspiration and then as a tool to realise their designs where we could."

Grain Pile is on show as part of this year's London Design Festival, which is taking place across the city until September 21.

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• Summary
• Daisies, the traveling exhibition series curated by Paige Silveria, is now on view at Dover Street Market in Paris through September 21
• The showcase brings together an international roster of over a dozen names, spanning painting, sculpture, design, sound and performance

In its latest move, Daisies, the traveling exhibition series, returns to France – this time, landing at Dover Street Market Paris.

Launched in 2018 by Paige Silveria, a mainstay in New York's downtown scene, the project has kept busy cultivating a devoted following, planting exhibitions, book fairs, clothing collaborations and print publications around the globe.

For its ongoing Paris presentation, Daisies transforms the building's lower level into a celestial art cave. The showcase carves out a home in the off-kilter and unafraid with honesty, dynamism and nostalgia threading its cross-medium offerings together.

Works on view hail from an international lineup of names to watch, including Camille Soulat, Charlotte-Maëva Perret, Christie Macdonald, Jack Warne, Lisa Boalt, Lucas Dupuy, Mathis Altmann, Melchior Tersen, Nicolas Zanoni, Pierre Touré Cuq and Sarah Yukiko, alongside a performance piece by Gabrielle Schwann on opening night.

Presented in partnership with Salomon Sportstyle, Daisies Paris cements the series' unmissable vision as both a fixture of the cultural mainstream, while also operating as a barometer for the art world’s emerging edge.

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The exhibition is now on view through September 21. Head to Daisies' page for more information.

Dover Street Market Paris
35-37 Rue des Francs Bourgeois,
75004 Paris, France

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Summary:

• Descente ALLTERRAIN, the sub-label of Descente, has announced the launch of its Fall/Winter 2025 Collection.
• The line follows the brand’s signature "Form Follows Function" philosophy, combining high performance with minimalist design.
• The full collection is now available to view on the brands website.

Japanese sports apparel company Descente has spent years developing highly technical performancewear in collaboration with some of the world’s top athletes. Descente ALLTERRAIN, the brand’s technical outerwear sub-label, distills this expertise into refined, high-performance garments designed for both function and form.

Every piece in the Allterrain lineup – from the Mizusawa down jacket to the GORE-TEX hybrid insulated coat – is crafted with the brand's signature "Form Follows Function" philosophy. This means that every detail, from heat-welded seams to advanced ventilation systems, is purpose-built to enhance performance in diverse weather conditions.

The Fall/Winter 2025 collection continues this relentless pursuit of performance, engineered with cutting-edge materials and presented in a clean, minimalist aesthetic – free from the influence of age, trends, or specific scenes.

Explore the full collection now on the brands website.

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With another week upon us, we have yet another installment of our product drops series.

This week’s lineup of drops kicks off with Supreme and Dickies teaming up for a Fall 2025 capsule that reimagines utilitarian staples. Palace follows, closing out its Fall 2025 season with an expansive final lineup. Alpha Industries debuts its “Ultra Violet” collection, merging its military heritage with technical innovation, while UNIQLO U embraces a theme of “poetic utility” in its latest collection with Christopher Lemaire. Elsewhere, sacai releases a new wool knit collection, while Anti Social Social Club returns with a signature two-part FW25 release. BEAMS Plus and Studio Nicholson partnered for a "Made in Japan" capsule collection, while artist FAUST and cocktail bar Double Chicken Please team up on a month-long collaboration.

Check out this week's 8 drops you don’t want to miss below.

Supreme x Dickies Fall 2025 Collection

Supreme and American workwear stalwart Dickies have teamed up for a Fall 2025 capsule that reimagines utilitarian staples through a streetwear lens. The collection’s centerpiece is a reversible quilted faux-fur work jacket offered in brown and black, alongside a rugged Cordura® hooded work jacket rendered in denim and pixel camouflage. Also featured are neon yellow and classic red-and-black plaid flannel shirts, hoodies in red, black and camo, functional Cordura® cargo pants and co-branded six-panel trucker hats. The drop lands September 18 at Supreme’s global flagship stores and webstore, followed by an Asia launch on September 20.

Palace Fall 2025 Drop 7

Palace Skateboards closes out its Fall 2025 season with Drop 7, an expansive final offering that spans core staples and bold new graphics — from black, green and navy button-up shirts to reversible fleeces, tech jerseys and beanies emblazoned with an all-over frog motif, plus tees featuring ghoulish and cannabis-inspired prints. The range also delivers triple-stitch hoodies with a wingspan outline paired with “evil” trucker hats and quarter-zip pullovers stamped with Palace’s triangular motif. Launching September 19 across Palace’s global network of online and offline stores.

Alpha Industries FW25 “Ultra Violet” Collection

Alpha Industries has launched its Fall/Winter ’25 “Ultra Violet” collection, merging its military heritage with technical innovation and street-ready design. Anchored by the MA-1 ULCANS Flight Jacket, which is now reengineered with the Ultra-Lightweight Camouflage Net System, laser-cut paneling, magnetic closures and a layered nylon shell. The range also includes the MA-1 Base Flight Jacket, matching vest and N-2B Base parka. A modular arsenal of Field Rucksack UV, Tote Bag UV, Weekend Bag UV and Travel Bag UV complements the apparel, all rendered in fresh colorways. The collection is available now online and in select stores.

UNIQLO U FW25 Collection

Christopher Lemaire’s UNIQLO U Fall/Winter 2025 collection embraces “poetic utility,” pairing minimalist, utilitarian details with a subdued, earthen palette across matte outerwear, soft knits and easy shirting. Key pieces feature large patch pockets, adjustable arm packs and clean-lined silhouettes, while washed workwear sets in light blue, taupe and black and pinstriped shirts add a lived-in sensibility. Accessories range from cross-body bags to bucket hats, eho the line’s functional ethos. The collection launches on September 25 via UNIQLO, with online pre-orders currently open.

sacai Wool Knit Collection

Chitose Abe’s sacai debuts a new wool knit collection distinguished by wide-rib knitting on collars, hems and sleeves, and available in an array of hues, including black, brown, blue, light blue, green and yellow. The women’s line features two cardigan and pullover styles with wing buttons and dual pockets, while the men’s range offers three pullover designs plus a double-zip blouson. Several pieces also sport a discreet sacai logo stitched on the back, underscoring the brand’s identity. All items are now available at sacai boutiques, select stockists and the label’s official webstore.

Anti Social Social Club FW25

Anti Social Social Club’s returns with a signature two-part release for FW25, reinventing its iconic logo across a suite of streetwear staples. The first drop layers custom pink-gradient airbrushing on black hoodies, sweats and caps, plus a white-to-pink fade hoodie, while matching black and gray sets feature high-contrast stitching and butterfly and flower motifs. Appliqué overlays and embroidered beanies, socks, caps and a quarter-zip add rich texture, as rocker-edge koi-fish studding on hoodies, sweats and a puffer jacket - and a red-rose - embroidered black leather varsity jacket—fuse motorsports cues with classic Americana. Available now on ASSC’s webstore in sizes S–2XL.

BEAMS PLUS x Studio Nicholson Capsule Collection

BEAMS Plus and Studio Nicholson have unveiled a 19-piece “Made in Japan” capsule collection, inspired by ’60s – ’70s cinema icons. Blending Studio Nicholson’s minimalist ethos with BEAMS Plus’s heritage craftsmanship, the lineup consists of reimagined trench coats, sports blazers, double-pleat trousers, relaxed shirts and loopback sweatshirts. The capsule releases September 18 via Studio Nicholson.

FAUST x Double Chicken Please Merch

Lower Manhattan’s celebrated cocktail bar Double Chicken Please has teamed with acclaimed street artist FAUST for a month-long collaboration that fuses graffiti and mixology into a singular urban experience. Beginning September 19 at its Allen Street location, Faust’s signature calligraphic handstyle will transform the bar’s façade and interior into site-specific installations, embracing the neighborhood’s vibrant tagging heritage rather than erasing it. To complement the living canvas, the partnership rolls out limited-edition FAUST-designed glassware and T-shirts available both in-store and via HBX, inviting patrons to take home a piece of this creative crossover.

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Summary

• Jaden Smith has been named Christian Louboutin’s first-ever Men’s Creative Director, a historic appointment for the brand
• Smith’s vision blends the house’s classic elegance with a modern sense of utility and wearability
• His first collections will be presented in January at Louboutin stores and at Paris Fashion Week

In a historic move for the world of high fashion, Christian Louboutin has appointed Jaden Smith as the first-ever creative director for its men’s line. The appointment is a landmark moment, as Smith is the only person other than Christian Louboutin himself to hold the creative helm of the luxury house since its founding in 1991.

The decision to entrust the 27-year-old artist with a creative vision for a company valued at over $3 billion USD signals a bold new direction for the brand. Smith’s philosophy is a blend of Louboutin’s classic elegance with a distinct, modern point of view. In a statement, Louboutin spoke about Smith's new role at his company, "I found him very interesting, very kind, and very, very humble, and above all, very interesting: The way he is, the way he dresses, the way he thinks." Smith told WWD, "This is the one of the biggest honors of my life, and I feel a lot of pressure to be able to live up to everything that Christian has done for the house, and also stepping into such a serious role. When he reached out to me, I was just blown away, because of how similar we are and how much we like to do things in a similar manner. I can’t wait to show the world what we’ve been working on. I think that the universe of Christian Louboutin men’s has so much potential."

Christian Louboutin himself expressed his excitement for the partnership, describing their creative discussions as a “ping-pong” of ideas fueled by a shared “enthusiasm and curiosity.” Smith's first collection is highly anticipated. An avant-premiere will release at select Louboutin stores in January and online, followed by his first seasonal men’s line at Paris Fashion Week. Jos denit Fall/Winter 2026 collection will hit stores next May.The appointment is a testament to Smith’s unique influence and a new chapter in the legacy of the iconic red sole.

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The official trailer for the highly anticipated psychological thriller, The Housemaid, has been released, plunging audiences into a twisted world where perfection is an illusion and secrets are deadly. The film, a chilling big-screen adaptation of Freida McFadden’s bestselling novel of the same name, stars a powerhouse duo of Sydney Sweeney and Amanda Seyfried, marking a darker turn for director Paul Feig.

The footage introduces viewers to Millie (Sweeney), a young woman with a mysterious past who is eager for a fresh start. She accepts a live-in housemaid position for the wealthy and seemingly perfect Winchester family, led by Nina (Seyfried) and Andrew (Brandon Sklenar). The trailer masterfully establishes a haunting atmosphere, as Millie begins to uncover that the family’s secrets are far more dangerous than her own. What begins as a dream job quickly unravels into a sexy, seductive game of power and deception, with each character hiding something sinister beneath the surface.

This tense, psychological thriller promises a series of shocking twists that will keep audiences guessing until the very end. Both Sweeney and Seyfried were praised by producers as being "perfect" for their roles, as their ability to portray mysterious, nuanced characters with hidden depths is on full display. The Housemaid is set to hit theaters on December 19, 2025, a perfect release for fans looking to cap off their holiday season with a dose of gripping, spine-chilling suspense.

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• Duddell’s in Hong Kong reopens with a solo exhibition by artist Danh Võ, titled “Let’s Star Over"
• The exhibition explores themes of identity and memory through the artist’s subtle use of everyday objects
• Running from September 17, 2025, to April 6, 2026, the show is a perfect blend of culinary and creative culture

Hong Kong’s renowned cultural and culinary hub, Duddell’s, is marking a new beginning. To celebrate its reopening after a major redesign by Andre Fu Studio, the restaurant is presenting "Let's Start Over,” a new solo exhibition by internationally acclaimed Vietnamese-Danish artist Danh Võ. Curated by William Zhao, the exhibition's title is taken from a classic line in the film Happy Together, perfectly mirroring Duddell’s own fresh start. The presentation will be on view from September 17, 2025, to April 6, 2026.

This new exhibition is a profound and quiet exploration of identity, memory, and heritage, and serves as a retrospective of Võ’s artistic practice since his first show at Duddell's a decade ago. Known for his breakthrough at the 2015 Venice Biennale, Võ masterfully reconfigures everyday objects, religious relics, and family archives into subtle, yet powerful, arrangements. The works do not make grand gestures, but instead invite viewers to find personal and collective meaning in transformed materials.

A signature element of Võ’s work, a series of gold-leaf cardboard pieces, exemplifies his approach of turning the ordinary into the sacred. By doing so, he challenges conventional ideas of value and materiality. The exhibition is a forward-looking dialogue that encourages visitors to engage with the quiet power of objects and the resonant histories they carry, offering a perfect blend of culinary art and creative dialogue for which Duddell's is known.

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• Carhartt WIP collaborated with Kompakt Record Bar on a nine-piece capsule inspired by Seoul’s hi-fi culture
• The collection features co-branded coach jackets, hoodies, T-shirts, and various bags
• The drop, including a short documentary, is scheduled for September 19

Carhartt WIP is teaming up with Seoul's Kompakt Record Bar for a collaborative collection.

The capsule, which drops September 19, highlights Seoul's audio and hi-fi culture with a total of nine pieces and a short documentary. Leading the release is a black coach jacket with embroidered co-branding around the left pocket. The phrase "Work In Progress Every Damn Day" lands on the right chest, with logos of both Kompakt and Carhartt WIP taking over the entirety of the back. Gold-plated buttons and a zip enclosure add an elevated look.

The same phrase lands on the front of the six-panel black cap, with Kompakt and Carhartt's wave logo in blue embroidered on the left. Also joining the capsule are gray and black hoodies with chest and back branding, logo and illustrated T-shirts. Closing it out are a mini string bag in black and a vinyl LP carrier bag in brown.

Check out the collection above. The Kompakt Record Bar x Carhartt WIP capsule drops September 19 via the Kompakt and Carhartt WIP webstores, as well as select Carhartt WIP retailers and the Kompakt Record Bar store.

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In a move that further cements his status as a global icon, NBA superstar Victor Wembanyama is venturing into the world of entertainment with an animated series titled Alien Dunk. The show, a joint venture with French network TF1 and production company PGS Entertainment, is a fantastical and creative extension of Wembanyama's larger-than-life persona and his famous "Alien" nickname.

The series follows a teenage version of Wembanyama who discovers he is an alien from a planet where basketball is strictly forbidden. With a high-stakes mission to save his home world, he must navigate the challenges of being a teenager and use his otherworldly skills to make it in the NBA. The plot, which blends sci-fi adventure with the high-stakes world of basketball, is aimed at kids and family audiences and promises to be an entertaining and inspiring journey.

By co-creating and executive producing Alien Dunk, Wembanyama is taking a hands-on approach to his brand. This project is a new way for him to connect with fans, especially a younger generation, and showcase his personality beyond the basketball court. The partnership with a major French network and a global production company signals a bold effort to take the show to an international stage, proving that Wembanyama's influence extends far beyond the game itself. The animated series sets the stage for a building franchise around the Alien Dunk universe that is looking to extend to video games, publishing and other interactive experiences.

 

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• James Gunn's Superman is set to premiere on HBO Max on September 19
• The streaming release will include an American Sign Language (ASL) interpreted version
• The film, which grossed $615 million USD globally, will air on HBO linear on September 20

DC Studios and James Gunn’s Superman is flying into HBO Max this month.

The superhero film starring David Corenswet is set to make its global streaming premiere on September 19, followed by its arrival on HBO linear on September 20. HBO Max will also have a version of the film with American Sign Language (ASL) interpreted by Deaf ASL Interpreter Giovanni Maucere and directed by Leila Hanaumi.

In addition to Superman’s premiere, the HBO Max app will be transformed into a unique user experience to celebrate its arrival. Subscribers can look forward to a Daily Planet Homepage takeover with new art styles, themed curations, hidden portals that lead users to Lex Luthor’s Pocket Prison and more.

Superman grossed $615 million USD in the global box office and is currently the seventh-highest grossing film of 2025 so far. A sequel, Man of Tomorrow, hits theaters July 9, 2027.

Superman premieres September 19 exclusively on HBO Max.

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Name: Chainsaw Man - The Movie: Reze Arc × GEEKS RULE 15 Silkscreen Printing T-Shirt vol.01
MSRP: ¥12,100 JPY (approx. $83 USD)
Release Date: September 20
Where to Buy: GEEKS RULE, GR8

GEEKS RULE has unveiled two new graphic tees for the upcoming Chainsaw Man - The Movie: Reze Arc film. The release features two distinct designs, each emblazoned with a different key visual for the film: one features Reze entwined with flowers, while the other depicts the titular Chainsaw Man himself. To ensure the visuals emerge with a near three-dimensional effect, the brand incorporated a 15-color silkscreen process that ensures a high-quality print finish.

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