Chanel is launching a unique collection for fans of luxury and games. Revealed at the Watches and Wonders Geneva 2026 show, the “CHANEL COCO GAME CAPSULE COLLECTION” blends the worlds of fine watchmaking, exquisite jewelry, and fun game-inspired designs. This exclusive collection reimagines classic games like chess and retro pixel art, celebrating the iconic style of Gabrielle “Coco” Chanel.
So, Bluetile, a skate shop out of South Carolina, really went deep with their first Nike SB collab. It’s not just a cool-looking shoe; the ‘Monarch Butterfly’ Dunk Low is all about the butterfly’s incredible journey and what that means for people finding their place. They tied it into the experiences of Mexican immigrants, recognizing the people who make our local skate scene so vibrant and awesome. It’s a really meaningful shoe, honestly – way more than just a fresh colorway.
Action Bronson’s first single from his album PLANET FROG, called “TRIPCERATOPS,” features collaborations with Paul Wall and Lil Yachty. The song is accompanied by a fun music video filmed in an amusement park.
NEIGHBORHOOD and Hippopotamus, a Japanese maker of organic towels, have teamed up to create a limited-edition clothing and lifestyle collection. The collaboration, launching this month, combines high-quality materials with striking streetwear designs.
BEAMS and Paraboot teamed up to create a special version of the classic Corsica shoe. The result is a unique design that blends the relaxed feel of a deck shoe with the more polished look of a classic loafer.
When visitors enter the new store, they’ll experience a unique shopping environment. A large 17×20 foot digital screen showcases New Era’s latest products, ads, and campaigns. The store also pays tribute to the brand’s history, featuring a large map of Buffalo, New York. One of the most impressive features is a floor-to-ceiling display of caps, offering up to 50 different styles and using original hat forms from New Era’s factories. Customers can also explore the ‘silhouette education wall,’ which highlights the brand’s iconic styles from the past.
New York City is currently experiencing a surge of interest in Marcel Duchamp. The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) just hosted the first major U.S. exhibition of his work in 50 years, and now the Gagosian gallery is celebrating the opening of its new location on the Upper East Side with a display of Duchamp’s famous “readymade” sculptures and objects.
The campaign, which originally launched as a surprise last year, is back with a new group of models. This time, 84 photos were taken by Demna, featuring friends and partners of the brand wearing updated versions of classic Gucci pieces. A key focus is on reimagined versions of popular Gucci bags, designed for today’s style. The campaign as a whole is a tribute to Gucci’s history, and prominently features a modern take on the iconic Jackie 1961 bag.
Justin Bieber’s clothing brand, SKYLRK, sold more merchandise at Coachella than any other brand before, and Gap continued its partnership as the festival’s official clothing provider.
The most terrifying villain of 2026 has already arrived, and surprisingly, it’s thanks to the show Invincible. When the fourth season premiered on Prime Video, audiences were shocked by Grand Regent Thragg, a truly formidable Viltrumite who easily surpasses even iconic villains like Doctor Doom.