Nike and SKIMS have just dropped a bombshell in the world of fashion and fitness, introducing NikeSkims, a groundbreaking collaboration that promises to redefine the landscape of women’s activewear. This new brand, a fusion of Nike’s sporting legacy and SKIMS’ expertise in shaping and body-positive design, is set to launch its first collection in spring 2025, with global expansion slated for 2026.

Nike’s CEO Elliott Hill has been on a mission to rejuvenate the company’s brand image, and what better way to achieve that than by teaming up with one of the most influential figures in fashion? Kim Kardashian, the mastermind behind SKIMS, brings her unmatched social media power, fashion sensibility, and body-positive ethos to this ambitious venture. Nike’s latest move is part of its larger strategy to focus on women’s activewear, a category where it has historically lagged behind competitors like Lululemon and Alo Yoga.

NikeSkims isn’t just a fleeting collaboration; it’s a new, long-term brand designed to merge Nike’s sports science and performance-driven design with SKIMS’ obsession with the female form. The result? Activewear that’s as functional as it is flattering. With a promise to “sculpt and perform for everybody,” the brand intends to revolutionise the way women approach fitness clothing, offering apparel, footwear, and accessories that cater to a wide range of body types.

Kim Kardashian has been vocal about the brand’s ethos, stating that every detail has been “obsessed over” to ensure a perfect fit for all women. The collaboration draws from SKIMS’ celebrated inclusivity, offering an extensive size range and shades for every skin tone, something that has become a cornerstone of the SKIMS identity since its 2019 launch.

SKIMS, valued at a staggering $4 billion, has proven its ability to disrupt the shapewear industry, creating a cult following and capturing a wide consumer base. The brand has already made waves in the sports world, dressing Team USA for the Olympics and securing a partnership with the NBA, WNBA, and USA Basketball in 2024. Now, with Nike’s backing, SKIMS is set to transition from shapewear to high-performance sportswear in a more serious way.

This partnership not only strengthens SKIMS’ position in the sportswear market but also allows Nike to tap into the growing demand for stylish and comfortable activewear. Experts agree that while Nike gains from SKIMS’ brand equity and massive following, SKIMS, in turn, benefits from the credibility and innovation that Nike brings to the table.

The NikeSkims collaboration is not just about fashion; it’s about empowering women to feel strong, confident, and sexy while engaging in physical activity. As Heidi O’Neill, president of consumer, product and brand at Nike, put it, the partnership aims to “invite even more athletes into sport and movement.” This is Nike’s way of catering to the next generation of women who are redefining what it means to be both athletic and fashionable.

While full details of the collection remain under wraps, we can expect a seamless blend of SKIMS’ minimalist aesthetic and Nike’s technical prowess. One thing is for sure NikeSkims is set to be a game-changer. The collaboration is bound to make waves not only in the world of fashion but in the fitness industry as a whole, offering women a stylish and functional alternative to traditional activewear brands.

As we await the official launch of NikeSkims in 2025, one thing is certain: this collaboration will undoubtedly disrupt the market and offer a new vision for women’s fitness fashion. If Kim Kardashian and Nike have anything to say about it, the future of activewear is bright, inclusive, and incredibly stylish.

Words By Claire Gaura 

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£ 348

Shrimps x Reformation Diamond Turtleneck – Black/Cream

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£ 198

Shrimps x Reformation Chip Dog Jumper – Arctic

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£ 198

Shrimps x Reformation Clover Vest – Sundried Tomato

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Iconic American womenswear brand Reformation has launched a collaborative collection with everyone’s favourite quirky London-based fashion label Shrimps for the cutest Christmas collection around.

This limited-edition collection of classic and novelty knits has been inspired by cosy seasonal gatherings and the rather abstract concept of playing weird card games around the fireplace with one’s charming yet abrasive family to capture an essence of “cozy revelry of the holiday season through the classic charm of Reformation and the endearing playfulness of Shrimps”.

The Reformation x Shrimps collection has been crafted from a luxurious blend of regenerative wool and 95 percent recycled cashmere in Ref’s unrelenting quest for sustainability across the fashion industry, once again claiming that if being naked is the most sustainable choice, then Ref is a close second. A statement on which we wholeheartedly agree.

Each piece in the collection continues to promote the whimsical nature and has each been named after a suit of cards. From the Diamond Cashmere Turtleneck to the Queenie Cashmere Cardigan, Hearts Cable Crew and Clover Cashmere Sweater Vest, this collection injects some playfulness into the designer world, a relief that is nothing short of a Christmas gift.

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Shrimps x Reformation Hearts Crew – Sorbet

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Shrimps x Reformation Queenie Cardigan – Navy

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The collaboration also includes some fun giftable items so you can continue to spread the joy come December. The crocheted coasters offer a little piece of love for the home, adding a sentimental touch to your family coffee table, or rather aptly: game board. Our favourite gift however has to be the darling wool sweater, complete with ruffle collar, for your beloved furry friend. If your dog doesn’t deserve a gift this Christmas, then no one does.

£ 348

Shrimps x Reformation Diamond Turtleneck – Cream/Black

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Shrimps x Reformation Hearts Crew – Navy

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This quirky and classy collection is now available on Reformation.com and Shrimps.com, with prices ranging from £98 to £348 so what are you waiting for? This limited-edition collection is dying for you to cosy up in your jumper and wreak havoc in your family card game… good luck.

words by Isobel O’Connor

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In March 2023, H&M and Mugler shared a music video featuring musicians Amaarae, Shygirl, Eartheater, and Arca performing a remixed version of the 1998 hit song ‘Music Sounds Better With You’, commissioned especially for the collaboration. The original song, by French band Stardust, has been reworked to match the high-energy video, flicking through scenes of models walking through walls, a talk show scene with Casey Cadwallader, the brands’ logos on the Empire State Building, and the singers performing to a filled stadium. This also gave fans the first real look at the collection, with models wearing tailored suits, corsets, cut-out tops, catsuits, star jewellery, mesh trousers, tights, and glitter. 

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We got to see the collection on supermodels and Mugler muses on Wednesday night, as over 800 guests gathered at the Park Avenue Armory in NYC for the collaboration party. There was music, performance, and, of course, fashion to celebrate the launch of the new collection. Celebrities who had featured in Mugler lookbooks and campaigns made appearances dressed head-to-toe in H&M x Mugler, with the overall aesthetic consisting of a lot of black, satin, and mesh, with silver rhinestone and star details. 

There were individual musical performances from the stars of the music video before they came together to perform the signature song ‘Music Sounds Better With You’. 

There was also a catwalk show featuring models like Paloma Elsesser, Irina Shayk, and Eva Herzivoga, while dancers performed in embellished catsuits. The afterparty featured multiple DJ sets and was a nod to the Mugler house, celebrating dance and club culture. “It was the ideal celebration of the Mugler H&M collection and the perfect way to welcome people into our world— an unforgettable night built around freedom, personal expression, and liberating, bold fashion,” Casey Cadwallader said after the event. 

This is not the first time H&M has done something like this. Previously, the Scandinavian brand has collaborated with Simone Rocha, Giambattista Valli, Moschino, and Erdem, always selling out. A core aspect of these collabs are the elaborate launch parties, like the 2015 Balmain party with a catwalk show, a performance from the Backstreet Boys, and celebrities like Kylie and Kendall Jenner, Karlie Kloss, and Gigi Hadid in attendance.

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The video celebrates all things theatrical. The inclusive cast partake in various activities; from modelling to singing, they even take over a talk show. One thing we are particularly grateful for is that the campaign allows us a second look at Arca’s iconic modelling that took over our Instagram feeds at the Mugler show back in January.

Despite being a H&M launch, the collection is instantly recognisable as Mugler. The promotional videos and images show various looks, from jumpsuits to tops that feature Mugler’s distinct, bold, and futuristic designs. They play with sheer mesh, a Mugler trademark, which compliments a lot of the more structured pieces. There are also looks that play with cut-outs and crossover details that really emphasise the influences that Mugler have had over the campaign.

While the majority of the collection appears to be quite dark, we do get a snapshot at some more vibrant colours. From cobalt blue dresses to neon green suits, some of Mugler’s signature colours have shone through. Many in the form of perfect party looks for the summer.

The collection also appears to have a lot of fun with denim. The various black panelled jeans provide a more unique take on denim, something that is a set trend for this season. The collection also appears to accommodate for the double-denim trend that is taking the fashion world by storm as we see hints at a denim jean and jacket co-ord. 

Our stand-out piece from the collection has to be the black jumpsuit worn by Arca. The mesh panelling and strategic design is pure Mugler and could be styled in so many ways. Whether you wear it as a catsuit, or layer items with it to break the look up, the look is beautiful as it is but also hold so much potential for styling. And, we must say, nothing screams Mugler quite like a catsuit. 

The collection will be available online and in select stores from the 11^th of May 2023 and we cannot wait to see what the full collection has in store for us.

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Rousteing told French Vogue that the idea to collaborate came about when he was sketching while listening to the new album on repeat after its July 2022 release, and was inspired by the lyrics and music. He contacted Beyonce and her stylist, Marni Senofonte, and said he would like to create a couture collection together as co-designers. He had many sketches inspired by the album but managed to whittle it down to just one per song, two of which Beyonce already wore to the Grammys and BRIT awards before the collaboration was officially released. The looks incorporate historic elements of Balmain and celebrate Beyoncé’s heritage, bringing to life the powerful emotions encapsulated in her music.

Rousteing and Beyoncé have worked together many times over the years, from perfecting outfits for her 2018 Coachella headline to opening his 10-year anniversary show for Balmain in 2021.

She says he is a “dream collaborator and a constantly innovating and evolving creative”, with whom she knew she “would want to work on a collection from their very first meeting”.

Renaissance is Beyoncé’s 7th studio album, created during the COVID-19 pandemic with the intention of inspiring happiness and an escape from isolation to listeners, and to celebrate the liberation of marginalised people through dance. It won a Grammy for best dance and electronic album and was nominated for album of the year.

Now, let’s look at some of the 16 outfits it inspired:

Cozy; comfortable in my skin (cozy, cozy)

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A ‘feu d’artifice’ firework-inspired dress made of black velvet and pink feathers with a matching black velvet turban. The look represents self-love and visualises being surrounded by explosions of fireworks.

Break My Soul; I’m buildin’ my own foundation, yeah

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Draping shiny black velvet to create a hooded dress, cinched with a black chrome electroplated bustier. Designed to project power and confidence onto the wearer, creating the illusion of a naked torso by 3D printing the bustier.

Thique; Baby, that’s that thique

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Hammered brass bustier adorned in crystal pendants over a black velvet bodysuit, with matching crystal earrings and velvet turban. Inspired by Parisian chandeliers and traditional ballroom design.

Church Girl; nobody can judge me but me, I was born free

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Black velvet cape with red interior, metallic belt, and silver chrome bustier. The hat is inspired by records. The outfit represents success, self-confidence, and not apologising for enjoying yourself.

Pure/Honey; It should cost a billion to look this good

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Mixing sequins, metals, and feathers with harlequin, zebra, and psychedelic patterns to create this bodysuit. As seen on Beyoncé at the BRITs, it aims to pay homage to and channel the energy and joy of the ballroom community.

Virgo’s Groove; I want it right here, right now

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Pink velvet gown and ‘second skin’ with metallic décolleté by sculptor Elie Hirsch and a reinterpreted vintage Balmain hat. Beyonce and Olivier are both virgos, and the look represents disco, funk, and intensity.

Energy (01); Oh, la, la, la
That’s the way them boys sound when I walk through the block-block-block

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Black-dyed pheasant feathers grab your attention, embroidered onto a macramé gown. Crafted from black silk, velvet, rayon, and patent-leather threads, this was one of the most complicated designs in the collection, designed with the intention of creating something sensual and alluring that commanded power.

Energy (02); You know that I’m gon’ be extra when that camera go pop-pop-pop-pop-pop-pop

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Gown, hat, and earrings created with a pattern inspired by traditional African hair-braiding. Taking over a month to complete its creation; the gown began as a series of sketches of African motifs before transforming into this powerful silhouette.

America Has a Problem; Boy, you can’t get no higher than this No, ‘cause love don’t get no higher than this no, no

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Jumpsuit with draped red velvet and gold chrome bustier. It reflects the song’s confidence and attracts attention through its similarity to the red carpet.

Summer Renaissance; It’s so good, it’s so good, it’s so good, it’s so good, it’s so good

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Wig, cape, and dress embroidered with fringes, crystals, and rhinestones.The final track on the album inspires outright extravagance and maximalism. Beginning her world tour in May 2023, we can only hope to see more of these looks on Queen B, perhaps she will wear one to the upcoming Met Gala…

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The collection was created by a perfect trio – launched by highstreet hero
Zara, faced by legendary supermodel Kate Moss and styled by former Vogue Paris
editor-in-chief Emmanuelle Alt. This is a collection to top all party wear collections.

Shot by renowned British fashion photographer David Sims, the edit is in black and white,
paying homage to Alt’s signature monochromatic style. Yet Moss’s influence is apparent from
the references to her iconic looks and 90s party girl aesthetic. It encaptures the free spirit of the city of Paris whilst oozing glamour, smokiness and sex-appeal.

The collection consists of 25 garments, eight shoes, and four accessories including floor-length
dresses, bustiers, trousers, rhinestone embellishments, heeled sandals and jewellery all in a
black, white, and metallic palette.

Divided into two drops – ‘Into the Night’ and ‘Into the Classic’ – the capsule offers wardrobe
essentials that can also be worn for special occasions.

Stepping out a car to a crowd of flashing cameras, Kate looks a million pounds in this
floor-length shining gold camisole gown as it takes center stage in this shot against the dark
Parisian night. The simple tailoring skims perfectly across Kate’s body; paired with a black fringe
coat and limited accessories, the dress speaks for itself.

Kate looks elegant yet sexy in this smoky monochrome shot which screams Parisian chic.
Wearing a fitted bustier and tailored trousers paired with a rhinestone bracelet, the outfit
accentuates the female form as it draws in the waist while exaggerating the hips and bust.

This shot depicts ultimate elegance as Kate walks across the dark streets of Paris. The
long-sleeve floor-length wrap dress is made daring with a low v-neck and soaring thigh-high split paying homage to the French style of showing a little but not too much. A silver belt and black
heeled sandals are all that’s needed to complete this look. It is classic, feminine and provocative.

Want to be très chic? Shop the looks below – hurry they’re limited edition!

£ 99.99

Zara Camisole Dress – Limited Edition

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£ 89.99

Zara Bustier Top – Limited Edition

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£ 169

Zara Long Belted Dress – Limited Edition

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£ 89.99

Zara Draped Rhinestone Dress – Limited Edition

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Zara Rhinestone Bracelet – Limited Edition

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£ 119

Zara High-Heel Sandals With Rhinestones – Limited Edition

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Words By Emily Hemsley

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On The 9th of May, the two fashion giants came together to create the 70s inspired luxury sports collection of our dreams. Lachlan Bailey captures the vibrant and bold capsule collection styled by Mel Ottenberg. Emily Ratajkowski and rapper Jay Critch bring the off-curt looks to life, supported by various musicians and models.

Ellesse’s famous colour palette of fiery orange and red combined with classic navy blue and white shades make this collection undeniably fun and retro. The two heritage brands have fused their iconic MK charm and tennis ball logo to design an eye-catching emblem that appears throughout the collection.

The capsule collection features 24 laid back seventies-inspired pieces for men and women that ooze glamour. Bold colours suggest a sporty but stylish season. The styles include tracksuits, bags, slides and trainers, t-shirts, a hoodie dress and bottoms, swimwear and bucket hats – all in the brand’s signature colours and the logo pattern.

Naturally, the collection features a windbreaker jacket inspired by ’70s athleisure silhouettes. The colourful workout jacket made a comeback in 2020 and is still a practical must-have piece in everybody’s wardrobe. You can also pair it with the matching flared track pants to get an unstoppable 70s vibe.

The 70s aesthetics are further reflected in the swimwear. The nylon logo swimsuit has a plunging back and a high leg cut. The swimming trunks are in the same all-over logo look. Combined with the rubber slide sandals, you are ready for a day on the beach.

The iconic Michael Kors Bradshaw messenger bag and Hudson backpack received a new look in the bright collection colours and an all-over logo print for this collaboration.

Wear these pieces for a tennis match or a summer walk and be the most stylish person while also comfortable. The capsule collection is now available on site, check out our favourites below!

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MMK X ellesse Logo Organic Cotton Cropped Top

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£ 210

MMK X ellesse Striped Cotton Blend Track Pants

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£ 280

MMK X ellesse Color-Block Woven Windbreaker

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£ 345

MMK X ellesse Bradshaw Printed Canvas and Scuba Messenger Bag

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£ 140

MMK X ellesse Logo Stretch Nylon Swimsuit

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Zara X Ader Error

Zara is a firm high street fashion favourite, and earlier this month they treated us to an exciting new collaborative collection with South Korean streetwear brand Ader Error. The collection is complete with styles suited to both brands, such as; baggy sweaters, coats and knitwear. 

21 X 7 For All Mankind

For anyone seeking a sustainable yet chic collaboration, this is the one for you. This collection saw 7 For All Mankind join forces with the luxury Italian brand No. 21, creating oversized denim shirts, jeans, skirts and sculpted bras. As well as helping No. 21 strive towards its goal of using 80% sustainable materials by 2023, this collection sees an inclusive approach, with the pieces intended to be genderless. 

£ 190

N21 X 7 FOR ALL MANKIND Cotton Bralette

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£ 280

N21 X 7 FOR ALL MANKIND Wide Leg Jeans

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£ 290

N21 X 7 FOR ALL MANKIND Cropped Hooded Sweatshirt

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Lisa X Celine

Blackpink’s Lisa has now become the face of Celine’s Haute Parfumerie. Lisa has been a brand ambassador for Celine since 2019, walking the runway and sporting the ready to wear collection. We are excited to see where her beauty ambassador journey will take her next.

Palace X Kappa

Combining Italian streetwear and British football culture results in this fresh collaboration from Palace and Kappa. The collection includes pieces like Jerseys, hats, tracksuits and accessories, with the hope of appealing to athleisure enthusiasts. 

Snapchat X Luxury Brands

Trying on clothes in stores is just so last year, so Snapchat has brought us a feature to enable us to try out luxury clothing from the comfort of our own home. The app’s virtual shopping experience uses digital and AR versions of real-life products from brands like Gucci, Prada and Farfetch. 

Bottega Venetta

Bottega Venetta has had its moment this year, with the colour green zapping life into our wardrobes. The brand has now seen itself debut at a new location in Soho, NYC, which has been met with much excitement. The store is complete with artistic designs throughout, including a state of the art VIP room covered in sunbeams shining through the skylight above. 

Zara Atelier 

Zara is treating us even further this year by introducing its most high-end designer collection yet. Zara Atelier will come to us semi-annually, with designers working hard to produce an artistic interpretation of a wardrobe essential. The first collection sees The Coat in a design like no other.

£ 349

Zara Limited Edition Embroidered Coat

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£ 259

Zara Limited Edition Patchwork Poncho

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£ 259

Zara Limited Edition Jacquard Coat

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Wiederhoeft

Jackson Wiederhoeft, Thom Browne Alum, is debuting his FW 2022 Collection “Wiederhoeft Academy”. The brand has previously become known for fusing performance and fashion through Wiederhoeft’s bridal collections. This time, Wiederhoeft has tuned his collection to become more wearable, with more conventional silhouettes and designs whilst focussing on queer identity He explores identities by using characters of bildungsroman set in a magic school as his muse, aiming to make a wardrobe fit for them to wear.

Fendi 

To get into the festive spirit, Fendi has brought us The Baguette Holiday Edition, as the Italian house takes on the iconic bag shape. The collection is available in a range of colours and materials, with elements such as rhinestones available to choose from. 

Prada X ASPENX 

Letting us live our true winter dreams, this collaboration has truly delivered. Releasing its latest ski performance collection, ASPENX has partnered up with Prada to give their sportswear line an extra edge. The collection sees the technicality of Aspen fused with the sleek craftsmanship of Prada, to ensure that athletes, fashion fans and creative’s needs are all met. 

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Women’s ASPENX Prada Nylon Graphic

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£ 1970

Women’s ASPENX Prada Jersey Graphic

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£ 5100

Men’s ASPENX Prada Extreme Graphic

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Words By Nadia Clasper

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The iconic unisex Telfar bag has been reimagined by Moose Knuckles in two different models. One features the brand’s logo engineered into bands of quilted nylon puff, top handles and cross-body straps, a snap closure for the main compartment as well as an internal zipper pocket. The other model is larger and features an all-over monogram pattern quilted into shiny nylon puff, the same magnetic snap closure for the main compartment, an internal laptop-sized compartment with zipper closure and an additional internal pocket at the front. This is perfect for a weekend getaway!

The clothing line merges Y2K streetwear style and ski vibes – cropped bomber jackets with furry hoods, quilted faux fur-lined hoodies, two quilted monogram print coats, puff headbands, mockneck sweaters emblazoned with Telfar’s logo in gold and high-waisted snow trousers with fur trims down the calf. All the items come in only two colours, black and white, and they all match the texture and styles of the bags.

“This is designed specifically for everyone. If I don’t see it in the street everyday it didn’t really happen…We wanted a coat that everyone is going to have for a while. It’s the beginning of our outwear journey.” shared Telfar Clemens in a press release.

£ 436.56

Moose Knuckles x Telfar Quilted Peacoat

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£ 291.42

Telfar x Moose Knuckles Puff Sweatpant – Black

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£ 291.47

Telfar x Moose Knuckles Puff Hoodie – Black

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£ 546.48

Telfar x Moose Knuckles Quilted Bomber – Black/Shearling

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Dominique Lagleva, vice president of Moose Knuckles, added: “Working with one of the most forward-thinking designers in the industry today has been a dream come true. Our mutual vision to create something off-duty, effortless and responsible in its construction allowed for incredible synergy between our brands”. 

Priced from $190 to $4,300, the whole Telfar x Moose Knuckles collection drops on November 1. The bags have been released last Monday, October 25, and are already sold out. Stay tuned for the restock! For more information visit here.

Words By Alexandra Yassin

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The capsule contains eight items, including clothing and accessories, with prices ranging from £85 to £230. The collection’s aesthetic references trends of the early 2000s and embodies Devon’s style: a combination of minimalist, 90s silhouettes with the loud colours and bold prints of the 1970s and 2000s.

These items have been created with a transitional power to be styled from summer to winter, as baby tees can be layered with oversized, puffy jackets and slip dresses to keep you cool during warm days, or can be paired with tights and knee-high boots as temperatures begin to slip. 

One of the most comfortable items, a matching cropped hoodie and straight-leg sweatpants are adorned with redesigned Marc Jacobs monograms to include Devon’s dog, Marty. The lowrise sweats and cropped hoodie can easily be recognised as the silhouette of the early 2000s, when athleisure was becoming mainstream and comfort became a priority.

Another matching set is the tangerine ‘shrunken shorts’ and Devon baby tee. A staple of Devon’s style, the baby tee is easy to style and an accessible garment. The loud orange colour and cyber Y2K print pair perfectly as a set, or can be styled separately with simple, chic denim or complementary blue and green tones.

Often worn by Devon, the babydoll silhouette has also been included in the capsule. A chic black slip dress with baby blue ruffled detail can be transformed from casually running errands with trainers or boots, to a late-night out in strappy heels.

Inspired again by the 1990s, the Devon charm purse is a formal mini bag, with fun detailing of colourful bubble letter charms spelling out ‘MARC JACOBS’.

Pieces are already selling out from the collection; this collaboration is an example of the power Devon has garnered through her various social media platforms.

The collaboration embodies the transition of trendy fashion from the 1990s to the early 2000s, both of which are eras of reference in Devon’s style. Collaborating with Marc Jacobs who was fueling fashion trends of those periods, the collection references a wide array of returning trends. From babydoll dresses and chunky chains of 1990s grunge to bubblegum pink, bold and bright early 2000s logomania, the capsule contains some of the most beloved fashion references which remain fashionable today.

£ 230

Marc Jacobs Devon Slip Dress

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£ 230

DEVON CHARM PURSE

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£ 85.00

Marc Jacobs Devon Baby Tee

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£ 200.00

Marc Jacobs Devon Cropped Zipped Hoodie

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£ 170.00

Marc Jacobs Devon Sweatpants

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Words by Caitlin Sahin and Graphics by Emily Chapillon

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