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As the sad beige phase dwindles down, there’s a clear hue that’s rising to the top of fashion’s ranks, and it has major staying power. We’ve seen pops of red show up time and time again, but designers are constantly finding ways to revive the pigment and make it feel more relevant than ever. Most of the trends taking over the streets can be traced back to the runway.

A few years ago, it was The Row’s firetruck sweater that hypnotized the fashion scene. Then, Maximilian Davis invigorated Ferragamo’s red leather on Hug bags and sculptural heels. Most recently, the brightest star was seen on the Fall/Winter 2026-2027 runways in Tory Burch’s collection: a patent leather red pencil skirt, smartly paired with a neutral cardigan tucked into the drop waist and anchored with black pumps and a white bag.

NEW YORK, NEW YORK – JULY 29: Model Ashley Graham is seen walking in Midtown on July 29, 2026 in New York City. (Photo by Raymond Hall/GC Images)

Red skirts are the superstars of some of the best street-style looks this season. Whether it’s a sharp knee-length design as seen on Tracee Ellis Ross and Ashley Graham, or it’s a shirred and fringed rendition à la Ava Dash and H.E.R., that dopamine-inducing color never seems to fail sartorially.

SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA – JULY 24: (L-R) H.E.R. and Liza Soberano attend DreamWorks Animation’s “Forgotten Island” at Arcade Monsters during San Diego Comic Con on July 24, 2026 in San Diego, California. (Photo by Phillip Faraone/Getty Images for DreamWorks Animation)

If you’re looking for ways to brighten up your own wardrobe, especially as we transition from summer to fall, start with a classic pencil skirt. The timeless silhouette will breathe new life into your office wardrobe. Pair it with a crisp button-down shirt or your favorite autumn sweater for instant street-style-star vibes. Keep your kitten heel sandals in rotation or go sporty chic with sleek retro sneakers.

Ava Dash at Vulture’s Reality Masterminds Celebration held at The Lawn Club on May 07, 2026 in New York, New York. (Photo by Kristina Bumphrey/Variety via Getty Images)

On the other side of the spectrum, you can have fun with voluminous bubble hem red skirts or ruffled designs. Those will take you from brunch to parties and everything in between. Style them with graphic tees, tanks, or coordinating tops.

To make your hunt for the perfect red skirt easier, I’m dropping my faves ahead. From Tory Burch’s viral vibrant runway design to the affordable yet superb quality of Alex Mill, your next red-hot look is just a click away.

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Reality TV competition series have surprisingly manufactured some significant girl groups over the years, from MTV’s Danity Kane to The X Factor’s Little Mix and Fifth Harmony to K-pop group Twice. And their signature styles were often as influential as their music. The latest, greatest girl group to come out of such a show is Katseye. Spawned from “The Debut: Dream Academy” — a real-time performance competition that selected and trained individuals to form a global girl group — the six members of Katseye officially debuted (fittingly with their single “Debut”) in June 2024. And they’ve been breaking boundaries and defying expectations ever since.

The original members (and their fan-dubbed roles) are leader Sophia Laforteza, main vocalist Lara Raj, lead dancer Daniela Avanzini, visual symbol Manon Bannerman, all-rounder Megan Skiendiel, and “maknae” or youngest member Yoonchae Jeung. Though they come from South Korea, the Philippines, Switzerland, and the United States — and have South Asian, Chinese, and Latin American roots — and predominantly sing in English, the group is considered K-pop because of its specific training system.

From distinctive “eras” and viral dance routines (who doesn’t know their Gap denim commercial or “Pinky Up” music video at this point?) to monumental festival debuts and even more surprising hiatuses, Katseye has rocked the world in the two years that it’s existed. To take a deeper dive into the group’s evolving eras and unique fashion aesthetics, I previously spoke to celebrity stylist Katie Qian — who also styles the likes of Tyla, Alysa Liu, and Conan Gray — ahead of Katseye’s Governors Ball debut. Ahead, she gives insight into the girl group’s already-iconic outfits (with a look inside Qian’s camera) and shares what she has in store for them next (in their “Wild” era).

While she didn’t work with Katseye straight out of “Dream Academy,” Qian started styling the group in late 2025 for The Beautiful Chaos Tour. There, she joined forces with creative director Humberto Leon and visual director Joao Moraes to craft a distinctive, cohesive look for the members.

“Being thrown into the Katseye world, there’s just a lot to learn because there’s so many girls and a lot of creatives involved. It’s been really fun developing that aesthetic for them,” Qian tells Refinery29. “Humberto and I connected and we were really excited to work together in the ‘Gnarly’ era,” Qian says. 

This era, or musical chapter, includes singles like “Gnarly” and “Gabriela” along with The Beautiful Chaos Tour. At the time, the girls were styled in bold black ‘fits. “‘Gnarly’ was a lot of dark tones, a lot of leather, and hardware. I would say it’s more of a dark and edgy era,” Qian adds. Think: black leather sets, lots of plaid, animal prints and fur, grommets, pinstripe suits, denim, and fiery reds. 

But there’s a big distinction for Qian when styling for a tour versus a music video versus a red carpet. “For tour, there’s just a lot more to consider when we are creating the looks. These girls are dancing, doing insane choreography, they’re doing stunts. So when we’re creating the tour looks, it’s really functionality first and it needs to be really performance-friendly,” Qian explains. “And the looks also need to withstand the test of time if they’re dancing for two hours every single night for a few months.”

Post-tour, the next big styling moments came at the top of 2026 with Spotify’s annual Best New Artist Party and the 68th Grammy Awards, where the group gave a glimpse of departing from its previous era’s dark palettes. “I definitely am always just on the lookout for designers I think would be a good fit for Katseye. It’s definitely a niche. I’m looking for specific people who are able to create a bunch of different looks that look cohesive together,” Qian explains.

For the Spotify nominees’ red carpet looks, the members stunned in crystal-adorned mermaidcore designs from luxury Lebanese designer Georges Hobeika. Each member wore a distinctive gown or matching set in silver, pale pink, or deep green, creating the effect of a glamorous fairy tribe.

Then for the Grammys red carpet, Qian followed a similar formula, pulling from one designer (Ludovic de Saint Sernin) and focusing on the same colors and fabrics (white lace and leather, plus silver crystal mesh) across the six members for a cohesive girl group look. “For award shows, we just keep it more refined usually because on the carpet, I feel like things translate completely differently than if it’s in a video or in concept photos that we’re taking,” Qian explains, adding: “We just try to make all of them look nice standing next to each other. It has to be a bit more refined and sophisticated looking, and not too overwhelming.” (Though for their actual Grammys “Gnarly” performance, they dressed in accordance to the era with Kim Possible-esque Off-White utilitarian costumes.) 

Then in a surprising turn of events, it was announced on February 20 that Manon would be taking a hiatus to focus on her mental health. But with a full schedule of music video drops and festival season on the docket, the remaining five members were still ready to give us great performances and even greater looks.

Their Lollapalooza Chile and Festival Estéreo Picnic performances in March still tied to the “Gnarly” aesthetic and era, but focused more on metallic blues, bold ketchup and mustard combos, and animal print rather than head-to-toe black. But then, we entered a completely new era.

The ‘Pinky Up’ music video had this overarching tea party but made rave and chaotic kind of vibe.

— Katie Qian

On April 9, Katseye released their next single and music video, “Pinky Up,” which perhaps catapulted the group most into the cultural zeitgeist. The upbeat song and quick-paced choreography meshed with outlandish costumes, creating a viral moment.

“Music videos are my favorite because we can go really crazy and conceptual with the looks. For ‘Pinky Up,’ I felt like we could make all of our wildest dreams come true, because although they are doing choreography, it’s not live,” Qian says. “There’s also a concept for a music video, so it’s really fun to tell a story with the looks.

“The ‘Pinky Up’ music video had this overarching tea party but made rave and chaotic kind of vibe. It’s just really vibrant, a lot of layering, and really kitschy and maximal,” Qian explains. “But then obviously we take each girl’s preferences into consideration, and they get to pick which looks they wear.”

This truly felt like the first time each member got distinctive looks that really stood apart from each other and were as dynamic as their personalities with lots of color, texture, and quirky accessorizing. Aside from one scene where the group wears the exact same Fembot-inspired outfits and blonde wigs, each girl wore multiple looks just as out-there as the next. Qian shares: “I think the looks from the ‘Pinky Up’ music video are my favorite. I just felt like they have character to them, and it’s like diving into a whole new world because that was the first peek of their new era.”

This era came just one day before the group’s Coachella debut where they got to perform the immediate-hit song, donning Alice in Wonderland-coded pastel striped and polka-dotted bra and short sets during Weekend 1, and Victoria’s Secret Angel-coded nude and pink lingerie looks for Weekend 2. This was just the start for their monumental “Pinky Up” era and aesthetic.

“The first weekend of Coachella was kind of psycho tea party vibes. And for the AMAs, we had this plushy concept. And now for Gov Ball, we’re doing something that really dives into this polka dot concept that we have been exploring in the ‘Pinky Up’ era,” Qian explains. To get the aesthetic down, Qian brought in Vietnamese brand La Lune to create the statement-making looks for all of these performances.

Since Governor’s Ball, Katseye released their single and music video “Animal” in July where we got a peek into a moodier, businesscore aesthetic (similar to “Gnarly”) for the upcoming “Wild” era. In August, the group also announced a short hiatus for Sophia’s health before the four reamaining members performed at a couple of music festivals, wearing looks that felt like a hybrid of “Pinky Up” pastels and prints with contrasting “Wild” blacks.

“My favorite part of the styling process is probably just getting to realize all these crazy visions that we have in our heads. Humberto and I will just be chatting on the phone like: ‘What should we do that’s never been seen before?’ Qian shares. At the time of speaking with the stylist, she couldn’t divulge much about the next era. “For Wild, I don’t know yet, actually. I can’t say just yet, but I’m sure that Humberto and Joao are thinking of some really fun ideas for us to explore in the ‘Wild’ Era.”

And with Katseye’s documentary Wild Hearts releasing today, their EP Wild launching on August 14, plus a world tour kicking off on September 1, we’re in for an era upgrade and a lot more wild style.

Look out for Refinery29’s upcoming shopping guide to get Katseye’s look, according to Qian, whether you’re attending their WildWorld Tour or channeling a bold and wild fall.

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If there's one thing we've learned from Refinery29 readers' shopping habits, it's that you love a good collaboration (just like us). But among a sea of new partnerships, it can be hard to fish out the best of the best collabs. That's where we're stepping in, sharing the best beauty and fashion partnerships worth carting up.

This week, there are several exciting launches from reader-favorite retailers like e.l.f., H&M, and Béis They include skincare upgrades, wardrobe staples, travel bags, and even luxe phone cases.

Ahead, you can also preview upcoming collabs to plan your purchase, and cart up still-in-stock styles from last week's biggest drops — like from Ulta and LoveShackFancy. (And keep your eyes peeled, because we'll be dropping many more collaborations here as the news drops!)

All linked products are independently selected by our editors. If you purchase any of these products, we may earn a commission.

For more can't-miss shopping stories delivered straight to your inbox, sign up for our Most Wanted newsletter.e.l.f. x Bubble
I may be biased because e.l.f. and Bubble are my most-used skincare and makeup products, but I think this is the most perfect partnership of the week. The brand's have taken the popular consumer behavior of mixing skincare and makeup products together by actually combining e.l.f.'s and Bubble's bestselling products to cut out that step. The collection therefore features a bronzing moisturizer, lightweight blush serum, and a glossy lip serum, each available in three shades and each under $20.

The viral beauty collab dropped on both e.l.f.'s website and Bubble's website on August 6 along with Target's site, and some products are still available to purchase!

e.l.f. x Bubble Drop N’ Dunk, $, available at e.l.f. Cosmetics

e.l.f. x Bubble Camo Slide, $, available at e.l.f. Cosmetics

e.l.f. x Bubble Glow Talk, $, available at e.l.f. CosmeticsH&M x Wardrobe.NYC
Embodying Wardrobe.NYC's signature elevated basics, H&M's newest designer collaboration highlights tailored coats and jeans along with tons of black and white wardrobe staples, which can serve as the building blocks of bold, layered looks. The range of limited-edition denim, wool, organic cotton, and recycled-material pieces are priced between $29 and $429.

The collaboration is set to drop on H&M's website on August 6 at 10 a.m. EST... so be prepared to act fast because these collabs never stay in stock for long.

Wardrobe.NYC x H&M Double-Breasted Wool Coat, $, available at H&M

H&M Shoulder-Pad Poplin Shirt, $, available at H&M

Wardrobe.NYC x H&M Tailored Wool Pants, $, available at H&M

Wardrobe.NYC x H&M Double-Breasted Wool Blazer, $, available at H&MBéis x Disney
Everyone's favorite travel bag brand Béis is stepping into the wonderful world of Disney with a 28-piece line embossed and printed with Mickey & Friends characters. Nostalgic patterns, bright reds, and denim cover a range of suitcases, totes, backpacks, cosmetic cases, packing cubes, and more that are perfect for summer vacations and back-to-school season alike.

The bag collection will launch on August 12 on Béis' website, with select styles available on the Disney Store site.

Béis x Disney The Disney Carry-On Roller, $, available at Béis

Béis x Disney The Disney Large Check-In Luggage Cover, $, available at Béis

Béis x Disney The Disney Kids Backpack, $, available at Béis

Béis x Disney The Disney Large Duffle, $, available at BéisUlta x Pacsun
When two cult-favorite retailers like Ulta and Pacsun get together, we get viral, sought-after products. The reader-favorite retailers have teamed up on a capsule collection of two Ulta-exclusive beauty kits and a Pacsun-exclusive graphic hoodie. The $29 makeup kits feature products from brands like Starface, NYX, Drunk Elephant, and Fenty Beauty, and the $60 hoodie reads "Who's gonna stop us?"

The beauty kits will be available on Ulta's website and select Ulta stores on August 2. Meanwhile, you can cart up the kits and hoodie in select Pacsun stores and its website on August 6.

Ulta x Pacsun The Glow Authority Set, $, available at Ulta

Ulta x Pacsun The Lip Statement Set, $, available at Ulta

Ulta x Pacsun Puff Graphic Hoodie, $, available at PacSunBandolier x Kate Barton
After initially debuting at Kate Barton’s NYFW SS26 show, the designer officially launched a luxury phone case collection with Bandolier on August 4. Bandolier’s signature wristlet chain and crossbody cases meet Barton’s signature sculptural fashion designs. The three unique designs are inspired by the designer's metallic bubble dress, sculptural brooches, and iconic goldfish handbag. Plus they feature detachable card holders and magnetic phone charms.

Straight from the runway to your hands, shop these limited-edition phone cases on Bandolier's website. (I'll be getting the Goldie design myself!)

Bandolier x Kate Barton Kaia Wristlet Phone Case, $, available at Bandolier

Bandolier x Kate Barton Charlie Wristlet Phone Case, $, available at Bandolier

Bandolier x Kate Barton Goldie Wristlet Phone Case, $, available at BandolierLoveShackFancy x Wrangler
There seems to be a new LoveShackFancy collab every week! This time, inspired by the whimsy and magic of a country fair, cult-favorite retailer LSF teamed up with heritage denim brand Wrangler on a Western collaboration. The capsule collection — which is quickly selling out as you read this — features denim staples like jeans, jackets, and overalls with cutesy details like bow pocket stitching, floral lining, and horsehoe prints.

Shop the collection, both on Wrangler's website and LoveShackFancy's website while supplies last, with select retailer-exclusive styles.

Wrangler x LoveShackFancy Oversized Denim Jacket, $, available at WranglerFree People x Rusty
If you're still looking for swimwear picks for your end-of-summer beach days, surf lessons, or warm-weather vacations, Free People launched a new capsule collection in collaboration with surf brand Rusty. The 12 vintage-inspired swim pieces (which are quickly selling out) range from bikini separates and board shorts to surf suits and dad caps.

Cart up the limited-edition swimwear styles on Free People's website now.

Free People x Rusty Late Check Out Triangle Bikini Top, $, available at Free People

Free People x Rusty Vacay Booty Bikini Bottoms, $, available at Free PeopleAdidas Originals x Asos
Back for round four, Adidas and Asos are collaborating again on a much-anticipated, fashion-forward athleisure womenswear collection (plus its very first menswear capsule). The styles range from sporty track suits to preppy polos perfect for transitional-weather dressing. And they promise to sell out quickly.

The collection is available to shop for ASOS.WORLD loyalty customers on July 29, and to all customers globally on July 30 on Asos' website (as long as you're quick enough to cart up your favorite styles!).

adidas Originals x ASOS oversized cutwork track jacket, $, available at ASOSChillhouse x ⁠Ragú
Yes, we're nonna-maxxing this summer, but not quite with an Italian manicure. Instead, we're divulging in these kitschy pasta sauce-inspired press-on nails from Chillhouse. The Saucy Summer collection features three new designs, including pasta decals, gingham, and an ombre that beg to be shown off during summer dinner parties.

Shop the limited-edition nails solo for $16 each or in a trio bundle, exclusively from Chillhouse's website.

Chillhouse x ⁠Ragú Saucy Summer Bundle, $, available at ChillhouseAndie x Flour Shop
Craving something sweet? The Flour Shop celebratory cakes are here... in swimsuit iterations! The viral baked goods brand has teamed up with Andie on a 17-piece swim collection bursting with color and rainbow stripes. It features women's' swim along with mommy-and-me matching designs and coordinating boys' swim trunks for a full family affair.

Shop the swim styles, which rang between $45 and $135 on Andie's website now.

Andie x Flour Shop The Maui Bikini Top, $, available at Andie

Andie x Flour Shop The Classic Bikini Bottom, $, available at Andie

Andie x Flour Shop The Maui Girls One Piece, $, available at AndieLevi's x Sky High Farm Goods
Levi's teamed up with Sky High Farm Goods (the apparel brand in support of Sky High Farm's non-profit food organization) on a joyful eight-piece collection. The capsule features entirely new Levi's silhouettes of denim staples like jeans, chore jackets, vests, and overalls, plus tees and totes spotlighting the iconic SHFG strawberry and moon logo.

The collaboration is available to shop now on Levi's website, exclusively for Levi’s Red Tab members (which you can sign up for for free!).

Levi’s x Sky High Farm Goods Baby Ringer Tee, $, available at Levi's

Levi’s x Sky High Farm Goods Loose Jeans, $, available at Levi'sEtsy x Olivia Rodrigo
Ahead of her first Daisy Chain Field Festival, Olivia Rodrigo has teamed up with Etsy on a unique collection co-designed by the singer and 10 female-owned Etsy shops. The fresh take on artist merch includes beaded jewelry, flower crowns, embroidered patches, temporary tattoos, and junk journal kits for as low as $5.

Fans can shop pieces on Etsy's curated online shop now, or on the ground at the California festival on August 29.

Daisy Chain Fields Collection by Olivia Rodrigo Adult Daisy Crown, $, available at EtsyTarget x Rosie Assoulin
Target is back with another bold collaboration, and this time its with CFDA award-winning designer Rosie Assoulin, who's particularly known for her vibrant prints and statement-making silhouettes. The limited-edition collection (most of which costs under $50) explores women's apparel, accessories, and Assoulin's first venture into homeware so that you can get dressed and entertain in style.

Shop the collection on Target's website and select stores... before it sells out.

Rosie Assoulin x Target Halter Flounce Gingham Maxi Dress, $, available at Target

Rosie Assoulin x Target Halter Striped Babydoll Top, $, available at Target

Rosie Assoulin x Target Striped Drawstring Wide Leg Pants, $, available at TargetSkims x Vettese
Skims knows a thing or two about launching viral collaborations, but this one is the brand's first venture into partnering with an emerging designer. The capsule brings together Italian luxury ready-to-wear brand Vettese's sculptural design and craftsmanship with Skims' signature fabrics and color palette. Mix and match curve-enhancing dresses, convertible tops, and draped skirts ranging between $64 and $148.

The collection launched on July 22, and any styles that are still in stock can be shopped exclusively on Skims' website.

Vettese x Skims SMOOTH LAYERS TANK DRESS, $, available at Skims

Vettese x Skims SHEER MODAL TOP, $, available at Skims

Vettese x Skims SHEER MODAL MIDI SKIRT, $, available at SkimsPink x JanSport
If you're looking ahead to back-to-school season, you may just want to check out this wonderfully nostalgic bag collaboration from JanSport and Pink that launched on July 22. The mini collection features bestselling JanSport backpacks, lunch bags, and bag charm in exclusive Pink prints (like leopard and polka dots) and pinks, of course.

Shop the bag collaboration (which ranges from $24 to $90) on Victoria Secret's website now.

Pink x JanSport Right Pack Backpack, $, available at Victoria's Secret

Pink x JanSport Big Break Lunch Bag, $, available at Victoria's SecretHollister x Lollapalooza
In celebration of Lollapalooza, Hollister has just teamed up with the music festival on a Y2K-inspired capsule collection (as well as a shopping activation on the festival grounds). Shop eight vintage-inspired graphic tees across womenswear and men's apparel for between $24 and $70.

Cart up the merch on Hollister's website now, along with select styles directly at Lollapalooza in Chicago starting July 30.

Hollister Boxy Lollapalooza Graphic Hoodie, $, available at HollisterJuicy Couture x Stoney Clover Lane
After first collaborating in 2022, cult-favorite accessories brands Stoney Clover Lane and Juicy Couture have teamed up yet again on July 24. The collection spans tote bags, cosmetic cases, pouches, wallets, bag charms, and iron-on patches. Featuring Juicy Couture's signature logo, motifs, taglines, and pink and brown palette, this is nostalgia at its finest.

Cart up the limited-edition styles on Stoney Clover Lane's website while supplies last.

Juicy Couture x Stoney Clover Lane Large Pouch, $, available at Stoney Clover LaneHunter x LoveShackFancy
After a successful LoveShackFancy x Hunter collaboration last year, the brands came together again for a second time on July 16. Expanding on the initial capsule shoe collection, the new collab features eight rain boot styles across womens' and kids' sizing in three of LSF's signature floral prints.

Shop the whimsical weather-ready boots on Hunter's website and LoveShackFancy's website (while supplies last), plus other retailers like Nordstrom, Journeys, and Shopbop.

Hunter x LoveShackFancy Original Tall Rain Boots, $, available at HunterLoops x Dune
What happens when cult-favorite aloe treatments and viral face masks merge? Well, we get a genius post-beach refresh. On July 15, one of my favorite suncare brands, Dune, and Loops collaborated on aloe face masks and mists for cooling, whether it's after a beach day... or ski trip... long flight... or any extreme temperatures that leave your skin craving hydration.

Shop the skincare capsule collection on Loops' website now.

Loops x Dune The Lifeguard Miracle Mask, $, available at LoopsCatbird x Japanese Breakfast
After its first successful collaboration, Catbird teamed up with indie pop band Japanese Breakfast on a second collection on July 16. Lead singer Michelle Zauner helped design the collection, translating imagery from her work, like persimmons, mirrors, pools of topaz, narcissus flowers, and seashells into modern jewelry.

Shop the limited-edition charms, rings, earrings, and bracelets on Catbird's website.

Japanese Breakfast x Catbird Venus from a Shell Earring, $, available at Catbird

Japanese Breakfast x Catbird Picture Window Gold Ring, $, available at CatbirdLoop x Tomorrowland
For the fifth year, Loop is the official earplug partner of the Tomorrowland music festival. And the new collaboration is ready ahead of the second weekend (starting July 24). Featuring different limited-edition earplugs and bundles in hollographic designs inspired by Tomorrowland. But even if you're not heading to Belgium, the earplugs will be the ultimate for any other festivals or concerts you have coming up.

Cart up the collection on Loop's website while it's still in stock.

Tomorrowland x
Loop Experience™ 2 Earplugs, $, available at LoopBirkenstock x Repetto
Heritage houses Birkenstock and Repetto (the ballet shoe retailer) collaborated on a shoe collection on July 16 that blends three of Birkenstock's iconic shoes with balletcore details and colorways from Repetto. The upscale styles feature bows, wraparound laces, oversized buckles, and a charming gingham lining.

Cart up the collection (which is almost sold out) on Birkenstock's 1774 website.

Birkenstock x Repetto Arizona Sandal, $, available at BirkenstockDepop x Zara Larsson
We're about to live a "lush life" because Zara Larsson is letting us shop from her closet (yes, actually!). The singer has teamed up with Depop on a curated edit that features clothing and accessories from Larsson's closet, including one-of-a-kind designer pieces and upcycled merchandise to celebrate her viral personal style and circular fashion (with all proceeds donated to charity).

Shop the much-anticipated styles through Depop's curated online shop on July 21 at 3 p.m. EST before they quickly sell out.Kacey Musgraves x Stanley
Stanley loves a good collaboration, and its latest is with country singer Kacey Musgraves. Inspired by the vintage western flair tied to Musgraves' new album Middle of Nowhere, unexpected cow print has never looked so good.

The collaboration launched on July 14, and two products are already sold out, but you can still shop remaining styles on Stanley's website.

KKacey Musgraves x Stanley Classic Legendary Bottle, $, available at StanleyHailey Bieber x Gap
Inspired by Hailey Bieber's birth year 1996, this new Gap denim capsule collection offers relaxed, off-duty model style. The collaboration and campaign is '90s-coded yet modern, reimagining iconic Gap jean styles into Bieber-approved silhouettes, highlighting two relaxed and baggy jeans.

The Gap collaboration is available to shop on Gap's website on July 16 at 12 p.m. EST.

Gap x Hailey Bieber The Hailey Extra Baggy Jean, $, available at GapEberjey x The Ritz Carlton Yacht
Timed to Eberjey's 30th anniversary, the luxury pajama brand has teamed up with The Ritz Carlton Yacht Collection on a serene three-piece women's and men's capsule. So even though you may not be out on a yacht, you can still channel that luxe, restorative feeling in the comfort of your own home with these 100% washable Mulberry silk wave-printed sleep sets. (They also make for great bridal gifts!)

The collaboration is available to shop on July 13th on Eberjey's website, but you can preview it now.

Eberjey x The Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection Inez Washable Silk Printed Short PJ Set, $, available at EberjeyFP Movement x Asics
After a long list of viral FP Movement sneaker collaborations, Free People's workout label teamed up with Asics for the first time on two limited-edition sneakers inspired by golden hour. Asics' popular running and tennis shoes got the FP Movement treatment, with signature paisley designs and vibrant sunset colorways perfect for afternoon runs and sunset tennis matches.

The trending sneakers can be carted up on Free People's website and Asics' website while supplies last.

FP Movement x ASICS GEL-Challenger 15 Sneakers, $, available at FP MovementPura x Calm
Breathe in... hold it... and breathe out! Fragrance diffuser and smart home brand Pura has perfectly collaborated with sleep and meditation app Calm on three new scents. But even more intriguing: "At the core of the launch is an innovative feature within the Pura app that syncs fragrance with Calm's audio content, pairing scent intensity and timing with guided meditations, breathing exercises, and bedtime stories," according to the brands.

Pick from the three limited-edition fragrances and shop smart diffusers on Pura's website.

Pura x Calm Sleep Story, $, available at PuraPandora Wonders x Harry Lambert
On July 9, Pandora unveiled Pandora Wonders, a multi-year line that pushes the design boundaries, highlighting a distinct material each year and bringing in artists from around the world. For this first batch, the 11-piece baroque freshwater pearl charm collection was co-created by Harry Lambert (who you likely know for styling Harry Styles and Emma Corrin).

Cart up the whimsical charms before they all sell out on Pandora's website.

Pandora Wonders x Harry Lambert Oceanborn Baroque Pearl Charm Trio, $, available at PANDORAFitFlop x Pantone
Perhaps the most satisfying-to-look-at collection this week comes out of FitFlop's "Color of Comfort" collaboration with Pantone. Choose from the brand's bestselling cushioned flip flops, suede sneakers, or smooth leather ballet flats and Mary Janes in three pastel shades: Antique White (closer to a pale yellow), Misty Rose, or Frosty Green.
tShop the limited-edition shoe collection, which launched on July 9, on FlitFlop's website.

FitFlop x Pantone IQUSHION Flip-Flops, $, available at FitFlopLoveShackFancy x Target
Both LoveShackFancy and Target are masterminds when it comes to partnering with viral brands, so it only makes sense that they're collaborating together. The much-anticipated collection features tons of back-to-school essentials from tween clothing and accessories to tech cases, school supplies, and on-the-go beauty staples — most of which come in under $25. The wider collaboration also features brands like Goody, Wet Brush, and Case-Mate.

The collection is available on Target and LoveShackFancy's website now.

LoveShackFancy x Target Case-Mate Adhesive Bow Cardholder, $, available at Target

LoveShackFancy x Target Goody Happy Thoughts Large Claw Clip, $, available at Target

LoveShackFancy x Target Yoobi Shoulder Bag, $, available at TargetLululemon x Saul Nash
After select Lululemon x SLNSH pieces walked down Saul Nash's recent Milan Men's Fashion Week runway, the full fifth and final summer collection launched on June 30. Blending Nash's elevated activewear with Lululemon's technical innovation, the collection is a mix of track suits, windbreakers, onesies, and outdoor accessories in sun-faded prints and summery colors across womenswear and menswear.

Shop the final collaboration collection on Lululemon's website now.

Lululemon SLNSH Collection Mesh-Panelled High-Rise Tight 28", $, available at LululemonL'Agence x Elle
One of the latest brands to create a collection inspired by Legally Blonde's new prequel series Elle is L'Agence. In collaboration with MGM Studios and Shopbop, the luxury brand has reimagined eight of its bestselling styles, like satin and tweeds matching sets, in limited-edition pinks.

Find the capsule collection both on L'Agence's website and Shopbop's curated Elle selection.

L'Agence x Elle Kimber Silk Lace Camisole, $, available at L'Agence

L'Agence x Elle Tico Silk Lace Skirt, $, available at L'AgenceAdidas x Brain Dead x Disney
What's better than two brands collaborating? Three! Adidas teamed up with Disney and viral streetwear brand Brain Dead on June 29 on a small-but-mighty athleisure collection (that's already half sold out!). You can still shop select soccer jersey, track shorts, and socks that nod back to '90s World Cup kits with Brain Dead graphics plus Disney characters.

Cart up the remaining styles on Adidas' website asap.

Adidas x Brain Dead x Disney Brain Dead Disney Soccer Jersey, $, available at AdidasHollister x Target
It was recently announced that Target's newest collaboration is with Hollister, so we had to bring you the news before it officially launches so you can plan your purchase. This new multi-season partnership will mark Hollister's first-ever home assortment. The 60-item collection will highlight bedding and decor (perfect for dorms) as well as lounge apparel (that you'll want to wear on campus).

Shop the popular collaboration from both Hollister's and Target's website.

Target x Hollister Twin/Twin Extra Long Percale Patchwork Comforter Set, $, available at Target

Target x Hollister Feel Good Logo Hoodie, $, available at Hollister

Target x Hollister Feel Good Low-Rise Baggy Sweatpants, $, available at HollisterRent the Runway x Maison Perrier
Luxury rental service Rent the Runway has collaborated with Maison Perrier sparkling water on a French Girl Summer capsule. It includes over 150 French-inspired styles from French labels like Sandro and Maje (which are obviously cheaper with a RTR monthly subscription). Purchases also include coupons for Maison Perrier drinks.

The capsule collection is available to rent on Rent The Runway's website until July 15.

Maje Pleated Knit Mini Dress, $, available at Rent The RunwayHears x Pacha
At a time when we’re attending concerts, festivals, and raves more than ever, it’s important to protect our hearing while we're partying. And luckily, there’s many fashion-forward earplugs on the market, like this new Hears collab with iconic club Pacha Ibiza. Hello, cherry logo! The limited-edition drop is designed for clubbing, reducing noise by 25 decibels while preserving sound clarity at 93%, according to the brand.

Shop the limited-edition ear plugs on Hears' website as soon as possible, because they're almost out of stock!

Hears x Pacha Pacha Edition 2.0 Ear Plugs, $, available at HearsRuggable x Humberto Leon
The designer — perhaps best known right now for being Katseye's creative director — teamed up with Ruggable U on a Gen Z-coded rug collection on June 26. Spanning three distinct themes across Regency, Varsity, and Stagecoach, the designs of the washable rugs are specifically intended to personalize new spaces like dorms or first apartments.

Shop the 28 limited-edition rug designs on Ruggable's website now.

Ruggable U by Humberto Leon 143 Argyle Burgundy & Pink Rug, $, available at RuggableOPI x Supergirl
Whether you're a fan of superheroes or not, we can all get behind a good nail polish and set of press-on nails. And this OPI x Supergirl collab, timed to the DC Studio movie's release on June 26, offers just that. The collection highlights 12 OPI nail polish shades and six press-on nail sets, including not-too-kitschy aura, red-tip, star-shaped, and Pop Art designs.

Find all of the polishes and press-ons on OPI's website as well as Ulta's website.

OPI x Supergirl Aura We There Yet Press-On Nails, $, available at OPIPink x Elle
Just ahead of Amazon Prime's release of the Legally Blonde prequel series, Elle, on July 1, Pink dropped a collaboration on June 23 (aka National Pink Day). The Elle collection includes nods to the character's iconic lines, sequin swimwear, her fuzzy pen, and even her dog Bruiser. Plus, the collab debuts Elle's signature "Ruby Strawberry" scent in a new shimmer body mist.

The collaboration is currently available on Victoria's Secret's website and in US Pink stores.

Pink x Elle 3-Piece Satin Eye Mask & Short Pajama Set, $, available at Victoria's SecretAmerican Eagle x Umbro
The soccer (and soccer jersey) hype has only gotten stronger and stronger throughout the World Cup. And the collaborations just keep on rolling in. In this case, American Eagle has teamed up with popular British sports apparel brand Umbro. The Football Club collection is packed with red, white, and blue jerseys, track shorts, and windbreakers, hats, and more athleisurewear that you can wear to root on Team USA.

Shop the soccer-inspired collaboration on American Eagle's website now.

American Eagle x Umbro Collar Jersey, $, available at American Eagle

American Eagle x Umbro Knit Micro Short, $, available at American EagleHill House x Williams Sonoma
Guess what? Hill House Home is returning... home. The reader-favorite brand known for its whimsical dresses and matching sets teamed up with retailer Williams Sonoma on June 22 on the sweetest homeware collection. From kitchen essentials and tablescapes to bedding and entertaining, they're all covered in the brand's signature floral, stripe, and vegetable prints.

Shop the homeware collaboration on Williams Sonoma's website now.

Hill House x Williams Sonoma Climbing Vine 12-Piece Dinnerware Set, $, available at Williams SonomaSigal x Anthropologie
Is it another tomato girl summer? Well, it is according to Miami-based swimwear brand (and my personal favorite) Sigal. R29 reader-favorite retailer Anthropologie launched a new curated assortment of Sigal's hand-painted swimsuits, a sarong, dress, and tee, in which the theme is the Italian countryside and, of course, tomatoes.

This collaboration is exclusively available to shop on Anthropologie's website.

Sigal x Anthropologie Tomatoes Plunge One-Piece Swimsuit, $, available at AnthropologieStanley x LoveShackFancy
Coming back with yet another Stanley x LoveShackFancy collaboration, the Refinery29 reader-favorite brands just dropped new reusable water bottles on June 23... and luckily, they're still in stock. Stanley's signature Quencher tumblers and All Day bottle get the LSF treatment with two new prints: Charleston Ditsy in Polaroid Rose and Sunrise Ditsy in Lemon Haze (which are perfect for sunny beach days and summer road trips).

This time, the collaboration is exclusively available on LoveShackFancy's website and select boutiques.

Stanley 1913 x LoveShackFancy The Quencher H2.0 Flowstate Tumbler, $, available at loveshackfancyMeta x Kylie Jenner
Meta has just got the It-girl stamp of approval because of its new collaboration with Kylie Jenner. In partnership with EssilorLuxottica, Meta released a new line of its AI sunglasses on June 23. And one of the new frames is a trendy oval shape designed by Jenner... and voiced by her via the glasses' AI assistance feature. Her style is available to shop in black and tortoise shell frames or transition lenses.

These sunglasses are currently available to buy on Meta's website and Sunglasses Hut's website.

Meta x Kylie Jenner Starfire Kylie Edition, $, available at MetaMelissa x Diesel
Diesel and Melissa have come together for the second time since their successful 2025 debut. The futuristic jelly flip flops, platform wedges, and sneakers are back, but this time there’s a new accessory in the mix. The limited-edition collection spotlights the new Quantum dome bag, which perfectly complements the signature footwear. Pair the sculptural, ribbed bag and shoes together for a futuristic Fifth Element-esque ‘fit or mix and match them.

The collaboration, which launched on June 17, is available on Melissa's and Diesel’s websites.

Melissa x Diesel Quantum Dome Bag, $, available at MelissaCollina Strada x Converse
Converse and Collina Strada have officially entered their gorpcore era with this first drop of the brands’ multi-season partnership. Reimagining the classic Converse Chuck 70 sneaker in four different variations, Collina Strada has added its feminine punk flair with florals, plaid, gems, and shoe charms. The trendy sneakers are selling fast, so be sure to cart up the limited-edition styles asap.

After launching on June 16, the collaboration is currently in-stock on Collina Strada’s website.

Collina Strada x Converse CHUCK 70 OX IN BLACK, $, available at Collina StradaFree People x The Football Gal
If you didn't know, Free People has a vintage marketplace full of one-of-a-kind finds, and some of the newest arrivals come from the retailer's collaboration with British designer The Football Gal. The Football Gal is known for transforming vintage soccer jerseys with embroidery and motifs for a custom look. The eight limited-edition jerseys celebrate iconic clubs and countries like Spain, France, Italy, Germany, and Chile.

Each one-of-a-kind jersey is available on Free People's website until they sell out.

FP Mart Vintage x The Football Gal Perugia Embroidered Football Jersey, $, available at Free PeopleDepop x Coachtopia
On June 15, Depop launched a curated shop featuring vintage Coach bags plus Alter/Ego bags (aka restored Coachtopia styles) for a circular shopping moment. While the initial drop sold out, there are many more Coachtopia bags from tons of sellers available on the resale platform.

A second drop launched on Depop's website on June 22 at 3pm ET and this style is still in stock.

Coachtopia Alter/Ego Crescent Shoulder Bag, $, available at DepopMonos x Reformation
If you're looking for travel accessories to help organize your vacation packing this summer, look no further than travel brand Monos' collaboration with sustainable fashion retailer Reformation. The cute capsule, featuring packing cubes, a cosmetic case, and luggage tag, are all made from deadstock fabrics.

The small but mighty capsule travel collection has been available on Monos' website since June 10.

Monos x Reformation Compressible Packing Cubes, $, available at MonosAlex Mill x Margaux
After a successful first collaboration in September 2025, these New York-based brands partnered again on June 16, but this time on limited-edition Selene sandals. The popular Margaux sandals have gotten a special Alex Mill treatment in a poppy red satin, butter yellow Nappa leather, and espresso brown crinkle patent leather that are chic enough to be your main shoe of the summer.

Shop these sandals on Alex Mill's and Margaux's websites before they sell out.

Alex Mill x Margaux The Selene Flat Sandal, $, available at Alex MillAdidas x Willy Chavarria
Adidas is no stranger to viral collaborations, especially tied to the World Cup. But this new one with Willy Chavarria has broken through the noise this past week. The “Comienza Con El Sueño” collection, which launched on June 10, features Mexico soccer jerseys, tracksuit separates, statement sneakers, and unisex accessories that everyone from fashion It girls to soccer dads will love.

While some styles have sold out, you can still shop the collaboration on Adidas' website.

Adidas Originals by Willy Chavarria Chavarria Logo Hat, $, available at AdidasCaraa x USA Fencing
Aside from all the recent sports craze around soccer and basketball, fencing has also found its way into the mix. And handbag brand Caraa — thanks to the retailer's CEO being a fencer and member of the USA Fencing Executive Advisory Board themself — has collaborated on a sporty collection. The totes, backpacks, and sling bags come in an exclusive colorway created for USA Olympians and Paralympians, and 100% of proceeds go to the USA Fencing Foundation.

Support and shop the sporty collaboration on Caraa's website.

Caraa x USA Fencing Collaboration Backpack in Pearl, $, available at caraa

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When you look at the traditional New York Fashion Week calendar, the barriers to entry aren’t a secret. Between massive production budgets, rigid legacy structures, and steep venue costs, incredible independent talent is too often priced out of fashion’s biggest stage. That’s why this season, Refinery29 is officially teaming up with RAISEFashion to shift the narrative.

On September 11, we’re co-hosting The Penthouse Edit at The Standard, East Village. It’s a full-day, high-impact showcase designed to put fashion’s most exciting emerging designers directly in front of the industry’s top buyers, editors, stylists, and power players.

What’s even better? It’s open to the public, and you’re invited too. To secure your spot on the guest list, RSVP directly at the following link.

This isn’t just another presentation; it’s a dedicated platform for sustainable growth and real equity in fashion. We’re spotlighting the need-to-know names spanning ready-to-wear, luxury accessories, and fine jewelry. Each one is proof that the industry’s next era is being built on craft, community, and fresh perspectives.

Moving the needle in fashion requires capital, space, and access. We’re taking over the venue’s crown-jewel top floor alongside a group of partners who understand the importance of supporting independent talent.

Afterpay is stepping up in a major way for fashion’s next generation, co-hosting the event and dropping dedicated funding initiatives to fuel growth this season. Crown Royal is keeping the drinks flowing and awarding its own production grant during our VIP September 10th kickoff cocktail hour. (Bonus: You can shop the limited-edition Crown Royal x Juicy Couture capsule right on site, with proceeds going straight into the grant fund.) To top it off, we’re hosting an on-site shop featuring talent from Victoria’s Secret’s Runway to Revenue accelerator, giving you a chance to shop fashion’s next wave before everyone else.

Each of the names below is proof that the industry’s next era is being built on community. Get to know the designers shaping the next generation below, and stay tuned as we bring you exclusive insider coverage straight from The Penthouse Edit.

Almasika

Founded by Catherine Sarr, ALMASIKA transforms global heritage into a distinct language of fine jewelry. Drawing from years in the luxury diamond sector—including pivotal time at De Beers—Sarr leverages sculptural forms and noble materials to create symbolic, heirloom-quality pieces rooted in universal human connection.

Campillo

Designed by Patricio Campillo, Campillo reimagines traditional Mexican tailoring through a modern, artisanal lens. Deeply influenced by charrería culture and the rugged landscapes of Central Mexico, the brand fuses structured outerwear, raw leatherwork, and precise silhouettes to offer a fresh perspective on contemporary menswear and gender-fluid design.

Diarrablu

Created by Diarra Bousso, Diarrablu seamlessly bridges mathematical algorithms and West African craftsmanship. Designed and produced in Dakar, Senegal, the brand is celebrated for its conscious approach to resortwear, utilizing custom geometric prints, versatile wrap silhouettes, and sustainable production models that minimize waste.

Esenshel

Helmed by designer Eugene Taylor, Esenshel is a New York–based headwear and accessories brand redefining modern millinery. Known for its avant-garde proportions, fluid sculptural shapes, and architectural brims, the label challenges traditional hat-making techniques to deliver statement pieces that double as wearable art.

Gwen Beloti

Built on the principle of inclusive luxury, Gwen Beloti crafts timeless, accessible fine jewelry tailored for everyday wear. Based in New York, Beloti prioritizes precise sizing, high-quality gold-filled finishings, and minimalist silhouettes that elevate personal styling while celebrating self-expression.

K.ngsley

Founded by Kingsley Gbadegesin, K.NGSLEY is an activist-driven fashion brand known for its distinctive cut-out tanks, subverted basics, and body-conscious silhouettes. Rooted in Black, Queer, and Trans liberation, the label blends high-fashion construction with nightlife culture to create powerful, gender-inclusive ready-to-wear.

Le Blanc Studios

Co-founded by Angelo and Yamil Le Blanc, Le Blanc Studios is a Dominican-rooted streetwear and ready-to-wear label that channels Caribbean heritage into refined urban apparel. Blending military-inspired utility, historical narratives, and structural tailoring, the brand offers a sophisticated commentary on identity and movement.

McKenzie Liataud

Fine jewelry designer McKenzie Liautaud creates balance-minded, artisanal pieces that harmonize global travel with geometric elegance. Utilizing ethically sourced precious stones, pearls, and precious metals, Liautaud’s handcrafted talismans are designed to bring clarity, protection, and refined beauty to the modern collector.

Oleada

Co-founded by Tiffany Zhou and Tracy Luo, OLEADA designs functional luxury handbags for modern professional women. Combining architectural shapes with utilitarian features—such as laptop compartments, convertible straps, and durable recycled leathers—the brand crafts sleek, timeless leather goods engineered for modern travel and daily commutes.

Vontélle

Founded by Tracy Vontélle Green and Nancey Harris, Vontélle creates bold, culturally inspired eyewear designed to fit broader facial structures and diverse bridge fits. Featuring vibrant African, Caribbean, and Latinx textiles embedded directly into handcrafted acetate frames, the brand delivers fashion-forward prescription and sunwear solutions.

Yesaet

Founded by Hswen Tesfamichael, Yesaet is an eco-conscious luxury label rooted in Ethiopian heritage and craft traditions. Made locally in New York using handwoven Ethiopian cottons and sustainable silk blends, the brand offers fluid, effortless silhouettes that celebrate slow fashion and generational craftsmanship.

Zut

Designed by Pierre-Antoine Vacheron, Zut is a contemporary accessories and footwear label recognized for its sculptural leathergoods and unconventional craftsmanship. Striking a balance between raw textures, architectural geometry, and Parisian elegance, Zut delivers subtle yet striking accents designed for the discerning minimalist.

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