ARIAS Is All About the Artistry Behind Fashion

That dialogue isn’t decorative for us; it’s how the collection finds its point of view

ARIAS pays special attention to art not only in its design philosophy but also in the way it shapes its narrative world. Having collaborated with David Zwirner and Andrew Kreps on rotating gallery concepts, and even commissioning artist Amy Feldman to work on last Spring’s collection, the fashion brand has solidified itself as a multilateral name that prioritizes the intersection of multiple artistic worlds. This time around, ARIAS has worked with Claudia Wiesler, who is the creative mind behind the new silk organza print.

Attention to pattern is a strong suit of ARIAS, which also introduces floral embroidered pieces that are handcrafted in India. The collection also sees a skirt set and a gold floral-embroidered jacket. One piece that stands out as definitive of the collection this season is the gold floral-embroidered mini dress that includes organic ivory cotton denim. As such, the brand prides themselves in choosing quality materials backed by quality construction, not just focusing on the visuals but also giving special care to the internal workings of a piece of clothing.

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Ferrari Heads Downtown For SS27

November 13, 2026

This Thursday, Ferrari got red hot in the Big Apple. Down in SoHo, the luxury brand hosted a night of celebration, unveiling the SS27 collection and commemorating the opening of the new flagship store. The collection, fittingly titled Crafting Identities, is all about the radical acceptance of self and the decision to be bold. The collection maintains a feeling of intensity that has always been grounded in the brand’s identity.

Bomber jackets, tracksuits, tailored suits, and even baseball caps were reimagined in SS27, bringing forth a charged and stylishly athletic energy. The designs weave together the worlds of high fashion and sportswear through strong silhouettes and sensual swoops. Creative Director, Rocco Iannone took inspiration from the hedonism of 80s and from visual artists like Robert Mapplethorpe and Jean-Michel Basquiat. Mapplethorpe’s sleek and slender visual cues informed the shapes and lines in the designs, while Basquiat’s eclectic Neo-expressionism seems to have informed the patterns that appear on some of the dresses and tracksuit.

Office spoke to Iannone just moments after the show about the intention behind the collection, with particular interest in the “rolled sleeve effect” created on some of the T-shirts. The Italian-born creative explained that he wanted the collection as a whole to feel energetically grounded in New York culture. The sleeves were a nod to a casual and authentic NYC way of life.

In a city that never stops, Ferrari knows how to keep the fashion scene moving at full speed.

View the full collection below.

Words by Selena Aiyla

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ATP, Palmes and Pro Shop NYC Revisit Tennis Heritage Through New Capsule Collection

Exploring the past of tennis and placing it in progressive contexts is a core idea of the Palmes universe. Creativity is to understand where we come from and to bring it together with new sources of energy. The ATP + Palmes + Pro Shop Capsule serves as a testament to this

- Nikolaj Hansson, Founder and Creative Director of Palmes

Combining Palmes’ signature silhouettes with Pro Shop NYC’s research-driven approach to tennis culture, the collection features everything from graphic T-shirts and polo shirts to a zip-up denim jacket and an embroidered single-breasted blazer.

Fronting the campaign is Australian tennis legend Pat Cash, the 1987 Wimbledon champion, photographed in London.

His presence connects the collection to the players and moments that helped define the sport’s visual identity.

Launching on November 11th, the collection will be available through ATP Store and Palmes, as well as at the Nitto ATP Finals in Turin.

An exclusive launch event will follow at Milan’s Reading Room on November 12, featuring a curated selection of vintage tennis apparel, original ATP memorabilia and rare archival pieces.

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All the Joy Is at Marc Jacobs

November 10, 2026

With the holidays around the corner, joy and celebration are in the air, and Marc Jacobs is where I'd start.

Following a year of cinematic, character-driven storytelling, Marc Jacobs returns for the holidays with Let It Joy, its Winter 2026 campaign starring Emmy-nominated actor and comedian Megan Stalter. The campaign continues the brand's tradition of storytelling, in which characters move seamlessly between fashion and culture, and humor stands alongside glamour. Set against the backdrop of a New York City snowstorm, the campaign follows Stalter through an increasingly unruly night at a downtown hotel, where an invitation to a party arrives without one crucial detail: the room number.

The holidays can be a stressful time, so you might as well look fashionable while navigating your festivities. Every product, from the iconic Tote Bag to the 72 Spring Street Sneaker, the collection's leading footwear, serves as a narrative device, whether it's the bag that holds her essentials or the tote from which the guests' festivities spill, all in unmistakable Marc Jacobs fashion.