Lifestyle

Fashion still organizes itself around seasons, even as the way people actually dress has become much less predictable. GREG LABORATORY’s Fall/Winter 2026 collection takes a more durable approach.

The longtime collaborators have launched Grindin Coffee, a new coffee brand developed with Italian roaster Lavazza and named after Clipse’s 2002 Neptunes-produced single “Grindin’.”

Covering the upper in tan suede makes the shoe feel heavier, quieter, and more appropriate for colder months, while the black sole gives the otherwise soft palette a harder base

The most interesting thing about Wrangler and Imogene + Willie’s new jeans is not that they look old. It is that the fabric is becoming impossible to replace.

Public School NY is back, and one of the shoes helping mark the return is nearly as old as Nike itself.

The collaboration with Rocket Espresso is less about coffee than what happens when an automotive design system leaves the car.

New Balance has spent years proving that the 990 does not need much reinvention, and the next 990v4 colorway appears to understand that.

Palace has opened its third store in Seoul, this time inside Lotte World Mall in Jamsil, with a space that feels less like a standard retail rollout and more like a continuation of the brand’s ongoing conversation with the city.

Salomon’s XT-4 OG was built for terrain that rarely appears in a fashion campaign.

Over the past several years, the silhouette has shifted effortlessly between football heritage, luxury fashion, and everyday streetwear. Now, Brain Dead is taking it somewhere unexpected.

The London-based startup has introduced Microdot, a tattoo technology that replaces the traditional tattoo machine with a disposable patch embedded with microscopic, biodegradable needles.

The collection also introduces a relume-exclusive brown colorway alongside the return of the previously sold-out black edition.

Originally introduced as a football boot in the early 2000s, the model has returned as a lifestyle sneaker, finding new relevance through fashion collaborations and modern reinterpretations.

Tucked into the historic center of Bruges, JONOJE Luxury Suites occupies a building with an unlikely past. Once a police headquarters, it has been transformed by Studio Loho into a boutique retreat that feels less like a hotel and more like a beautifully kept residence someone has entrusted you with for a few days.

That's what Salomon's new Forms XT-ICONS capsule feels like. Instead of introducing another silhouette, the brand is revisiting four shoes that have become its modern foundation.

At first glance, it's easy to miss what makes the watch special. The 38mm case, brown leather strap, and restrained proportions don't scream for attention. That's precisely why it works.

The "Cow Print" joins a growing list of increasingly expressive Pegasus Premium releases, including zebra-inspired makeups, community-driven running editions, and elevated collaborations from designers such as A Ma Maniére and Melitta Baumeister.