Tyla Plays Hide and Seek with Kate Spade

The rollout also introduces two-time Grammy Award-winning artist, Tyla, to the Kate Spade universe, as she joins the brand as their newest ambassador. The project grounds itself in the perspective that all the world is a playground, if we can connect with our inner child enough to see it as such. It reminds us that we need not wait for moments that are outwardly exceptional. Our current reality is something of an endless well to be curious about. And this curiosity can absolutely be explored fashionably. The Duo Mini Shoulder Bag at the center of this narrative strikes a perfect balance between sophisticated and playful due to its versatility. The purse can be worn as a shoulder bag or curved into a smaller clutch. It also comes with a smaller coin purse attached. For bolder personalities, the Giraffe Haircalf or Hot Fudge Metallic are perfect choices to add texture to an outfit. Other colorways include Beet, Laurel Leaf, Smokey Petal, Driftwood, Hot Fudge, and Pomegranate. Joining Tyla in this campaign are unique personality-driven characters like Kareem Rahma, Bretman Rock, Dylan Kevitch, Nick Kosir, Julia Mervis, and more.

Bretman Rock feels the campaign, at its core, is a lesson in finding something to laugh about in the everyday. Taking the small moments that are right in front of you and turning them into smile-worthy instances. Referencing the campaign shoot, he says, “So next time when you’re feeling down, maybe get up in a tree with your chicken? Period."

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Abercrombie & Fitch Unveils Fall 2026 Campaign “Denim Made Iconic”

“Abercrombie has been at the intersection of fashion, sport and culture throughout our entire 134-year history, and this denim campaign celebrates that heritage and individuality that defines New York City, our customers and the talent bringing it to life,” marks Corey Robinson, brand president. Denim is inarguably a core staple of every fall wardrobe, and this campaign offers equally staple silhouettes.

Casual, everyday styles can be dressed up or down to fit into any event life calls for. Across this collection’s 120 styles, there’s something for everyone, for every occasion. Dressed in A&F jeans, the transition from subway to street and business to play has never been more seamless.

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Meet Your New Rainy-Day Uniform: Hunter x GANNI

August 12, 2026

Style without compromise is at the heart of the latest collaboration between Hunter, known for its performance-led outerwear and evolution into lifestyle fashion, and GANNI, the contemporary fashion house celebrated for its playful approach to design and commitment to responsible craftsmanship. From ready-to-wear to accessories, the latest Hunter x GANNI collaboration embraces a spirit of practicality intertwined with modern fashion and high craftsmanship, transforming everyday rainwear into something unexpected.

Inspired by the unpredictability of the elements, the collaboration is designed for both city streets and countryside escapes, celebrating the freedom to dress for whatever the weather brings. Where playful design meets practicality, the collaboration proves that dressing for the rain doesn’t mean sacrificing style.

Words by Bernice Nguyen
Photography courtesy of Cultural Influence

The collaboration includes three waterproof ponchos, coordinating rain hats, a protective poncho cover for the GANNI Bou bag, tall and Chelsea-style Wellington boots, and an umbrella adorned with GANNI’s signature leopard print.

“Hunter is such an iconic British brand, and bringing its legacy together with GANNI’s Copenhagen perspective feels like a very exciting conversation between two worlds,” says Ditte Reffstrup, GANNI’s Creative Director.

I love the idea that the most practical pieces can also be the most expressive.

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New Amsterdam Surf Association AW26: Safety

August 11, 2026

New Amsterdam Surf Association is thinking about safety for AW26. Not in terms of helmets, warning signs or staying out of trouble, but the less obvious kind: knowing how much pressure you can take before something starts to give.

The idea comes from the overlap between surfing and city life. Bad conditions, crowded schedules, changing winds, too many emails. Different settings, similar pressure.

That feeling runs through the collection: reversible bombers, a cotton trench, flannels, workwear shapes and washed jerseys, with small surf references worked into the details. Bright orange, army green and pool blue cut through the heavier fabrics and worn finishes.

There are new materials too, including polycotton shirting, double layers and T-shirts with sections burned away to reveal colour underneath.

Nothing feels overly protected. Just about safe enough.