The Launch: Fashion News to Know This November
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We’re in the full swing of fall, and there’s a whole lot to be thankful for this month. While we prepare to dive fully into the holiday season, there’s no shortage of collaborations and news to get excited about. Keeping things simultaneously cozy and party-friendly with Aimee Song’s collaboration with Madewell, this month is all about ease, glamour, and cold-weather dressing. Keep checking back as we share more updates throughout the month.
Who: Aimee Song and Madewell
What: Limited-edition collection
Where: Online at madewell.com
Why: If you’re unsure what to wear to a slate of upcoming holiday parties, allow Aimee Song to help you out. The blogger known for her inimitable OOTDs has joined forces with Madewell on a cool-girl collab fit for cozy and party-ready winter gatherings. Some highlights from the 11-piece collection include a shimmery tube top (pictured here) and silver-coated denim. Pair them with a purple cardigan draped subtly over your shoulders and you’ll be ready for whatever cold weather the night may bring.
Who: The Vampire’s Wife and Globe-Trotter
What: Limited-edition collaboration
Where: Online at thevampireswife.com
Why: Heading home for the holidays? You’ll want a chic suitcase in tow. Look no further than The Vampire’s Wife’s exclusive collab with British luggage brand Globe-Trotter. For the uninitiated, Susie Cave’s fashion label has garnered somewhat of a cult following in the U.K., not to mention it has a stamp of approval from ELLE’s fashion director Alex White. Take your pick from one of the carry-ons (pictured here), trunks, or jewelry cases in black and ivory, featuring black sparkle velvet and red interiors and adorned with gilded hardware. Everyone will be eyeing it at baggage claim—trust us.
Who: Moncler and Sacai
What: Collaboration
Where: Exclusively at Moncler and Sacai boutiques worldwide
Why: Moncler’s extensive collaborations invite designers from around the world to bring their unique perspectives to much-loved pieces. The latest meeting of the minds offers Sacai’s take on workwear and deconstructed pieces in a special collaboration that will only be sold as full looks—including this one with a cropped puffer and skirt—and only sold in person, making it a truly rare and very giftable collection.
Who: FRAME and Ritz Paris
What: Collaboration
Where: Online at frame-store.com and at the Ritz Paris concept store
Why: Cali brand FRAME is teaming up with the Ritz Paris again—this time, on a third collection comprised of ready-to-wear (like this cozy pajama shirt), cashmere sweaters, and velvet slippers, emblazoned with the hotel’s signature logo. Before you ask, yes, the baseball hat is back too. Get it while it’s still in stock.
Bernard James Opens First Boutique in Brooklyn

Who: Bernard James
What: Boutique opening
Where: 181 Franklin Street, Brooklyn, NY
Why: Jewelry designer Bernard James continues to settle in Brooklyn, where he designs, lives, and crafts his pieces, with a brand new storefront in the Greenpoint neighborhood. Beloved collections like Flora and the new Process collection will be available for purchase. The minimal yet cozy new store features artwork by Sarah Favreau and is open to the public from Thursday to Sunday, 11 A.M. to 7 P.M., and by appointment Monday through Wednesday.
Who: Sézane and Laura Brown
What: Collaborative collection, Laura Brown x Sézane
Where: Online at sezane.com and in Sézane stores globally
Why: It started like most Instagram friendships: Sézane founder Morgane Sézalory slid into Laura Brown’s DMs shortly before the pandemic, and after sharing their mutual love of easy and effortless dressing, decided to collaborate on a 25-piece capsule that was just “French enough.” The Laura Brown x Sézane collection is precisely that: floral tops, vintage-inspired flares, and one very cozy-looking leopard-print coat.
Stephanie Gottlieb Teams Up With De Beers Institute of Diamonds on a New Collection

Who: Stephanie Gottlieb and De Beers Institute of Diamonds
What: Collaborative jewelry collection
Where: Online at stephaniegottlieb.com
Why: If there’s anything we love more than a gorgeous, diamond-studded jewelry collection, it’s an ethically sourced one. Stephanie Gottlieb and De Beers Institute of Diamonds have joined forces to champion positive change in the jewelry industry, consummating their partnership with “And a Half”—a new collection featuring natural diamonds unearthed throughout Canada and Southern Africa, according to the De Beers Institute of Diamonds’ strict ethical codes. The organization certifies each diamond as “conflict-free” and ensures that its facilities contribute to expanding employment and education efforts in the surrounding communities.
Who: Levi’s and Barbie Ferreira
What: New capsule collection
Where: Online at levi.com and urbanoutfitters.com and in select Levi’s and Urban Outfitters stores
Why: Levi’s has once again enlisted one of its partners, Barbie Ferreira, to design a capsule collection inspired by the actress’ personal wardrobe. This go-around, the pieces feature a bunny drawing penned by her artist and best friend, Ben Evans. Take, for instance, this oversized Long Dress Coat (pictured here), made from washed black denim and emblazoned with doodles on the piping and along the interior seams.
Who: Dolce & Gabbana and Neiman Marcus
What: Collaborative collection
Where: Online at neimanmarcus.com and in select Neiman Marcus stores
Why: Nothing gets us through the winter like the prospect of a vibrant spring. Dolce and Gabbana’s latest collection, launched in collaboration with Neiman Marcus, offers a glimpse of la dolce vita as we head into the year’s colder months: jacquard minidresses, open-toed sandals, and beach-ready totes, each adorned with bright colors and larger-than-life bouquets in homage to the Mediterranean’s flora.
Cartier Opens New Boutique In Soho

Who: Cartier
What: Boutique opening in SoHo
Where: 102 Greene Street, New York City
Why: Cartier’s longstanding relationship with New York just got that much more serious with an exquisite new multi-level boutique in the heart of SoHo. Downtown fans of the luxury brand’s Love bracelets, Tank watches, and Juste en Clou nail collection don’t have to travel past 14th Street anymore to experience the ultimate luxury of visiting a Cartier store. With tastefully appointed rooms around every turn, it has the feeling of a house, that just so happens to be a boutique. And shouldn’t you feel as comfortable as you possibly can when splurging on diamonds and gold?
Who: Roger Vivier
What: Viv' Choc bag
Where: Online at rogervivier.com and in Roger Vivier stores and retailers
Why: Roger Vivier's newest range of handbags is a foray into more "casual" accessories, but make no mistake about it: the new Viv' Choc bag is elegant and decadent. Although it's more muted, without the signature crystals and embroideries Vivier fans have come to love, the bag is ruched and expertly crafted to look like draped fabric, set against the signature buckle and a delicate metal chain. Your new daytime-school-dropoff-errands handbag is officially sorted.
Omega Celebrates Its Heritage With New York Exhibition

Who: Omega
What: Special exhibition in NYC
Where: Chelsea Factory, NYC through November 19
Why: In honor of 175 years in the watchmaking business, Omega is taking a trip down memory lane—and luckily for us all, the brand is inviting everyone along for the ride. Up until November 19, the Swiss brand is hosting a rare exhibition of its most prized watches, showcasing an array of innovations and milestones from the course of its watchmaking journey. Visitors can see up-close the watches that have traveled to space, timed the Olympic Games, ventured to the depths of the ocean, and even adorned the wrists of John F. Kennedy and Elvis Presley, to cite just a couple of notable names.
Who: Zara
What: Collaboration with Harry Lambert
Where: Online at zara.com and in Zara stores worldwide
Why: If you’re searching for the best transitional wardrobe for fall this year, look no further than celebrity stylist Harry Lambert’s collab with Zara. Entitled Cutie Chaos, the lineup leans into vintage British aesthetics (think: fuzzy sweaters, flared suit pants, lots of outerwear) with a colorful touch that we’ve come to love him for. We’re adding these supersized jeans to our respective wish lists.
Who: Mercedes-AMG and Sacai
What: Capsule collection
Where: Exclusively online at nordstrom.com and at AMG Speed City in Las Vegas until Friday, November 17 at 12 P.M.
Why: Mercedes-AMG and Sacai are ringing in the Formula One Grand Prix in style. Just in time for the occasion, the luxury automobile and fashion brand announced a collaborative capsule collection, celebrating the values of innovation and performance that unite the unlikely partners. Drawing inspiration from the Mercedes-Benz 300 SEL 6.8 AMG, better known as “The Red Pig,” the capsule reimagines the car’s iconic motifs through bold silhouettes, dynamic cuts, and emblazoned badges à la Sacai. Complementing the collection is a newly-designed wrap for the Mercedes-AMG GT, which breathes the Sacai edge into the car’s classic look.
Who: Le Vian and Jared
What: Exclusive jewelry collection
Where: Online at jared.com
Why: Solace and peace is the sentiment behind Le Vian’s newest collection, Mare Azzurro. Inspired by the idyllic, serene blues of the Mediterranean Sea, the collection showcases the brand’s impressive array of azure stones, from blue topaz to Le Vian’s pièce de résistance: trillion-cut, tri-chroic blueberry tanzanite, which, much like the sea, changes hues in the light. On top of the online offering, Le Vian will offer luxurious, one-of-a-kind Mare Azzurro pieces at its High Jewelry & Gem Galas at Jared.
Who: Lele Sadoughi and Sarah Jessica Parker
What: Collaborative accessories collection
Where: Online at lelesadoughi.com and sjpbysarahjessicaparker.com
Why: When venturing into the footwear realm, who better to enlist than Carrie Bradshaw herself? For her latest capsule collection, accessories maven Lisa “Lele” Sadoughi tapped Sarah Jessica Parker to create a line of headbands, brooches, earrings, and of course, shoe clips with all the spunk and vibrancy characteristic of the star’s personal style.
Valentino Opens Madison Avenue Boutique With Magazzino Italian Art

Who: Valentino and Magazzino Italian Art
What: Gallery opening in Madison Avenue boutique
Where: Madison Avenue, NYC
Why: Valentino’s much-anticipated return to Madison Avenue includes a very special collaboration with Magazzino Italian Art, an upstate New York museum dedicated to Arte Povera and Italian artists. The two Italian brands came together for a permanent art gallery on the mezzanine floor, allowing the worlds of Italian art and fashion to collide. The first exhibit is of postmodern Italian painter Mario Schifano, whose work is also on exhibit at Magazzino.
Who: Ganni and Barbour
What: Collaborative collection
Where: Online at ganni.com and barbour.com
Why: Following the resounding success of their first collab, Danish cool-girl label Ganni and British lifestyle brand Barbour have teamed up once again—this time on an exclusive fall collection, complete with cold-weather essentials from quilted coats to cozy scarves. The nine-piece assortment blends the two brands’ distinctive identities, injecting Scandinavian edge into timeless British classics, with a practical appeal. Ganni’s signature codes, such as oversized collars and leopard print, playfully contrast Barbour’s nature-inspired, countryside attire to create an eclectic collection that honors both British and Danish heritage.
Who: Filippa K
What: 1993 anniversary capsule collection
Where: Online at filippa-k.com
Why: It’s no small feat to make it 30 years in the fashion industry. Just ask minimalist Scandi powerhouse Filippa K, who is celebrating its legendary classics that have stood the test of time, like this twill biker jacket, plus a sleek curation of other staples that will definitely last another 30 years.
Who: Susan Alexandra
What: Judaica collection
Where: Online at susanalexandra.com
Why: Jewelry designer Susan Alexandra has never been one to shy away from bold patterns and statements. Her latest collection, aptly called “Judaica,” embraces her Jewish heritage with a whimsical, colorful collection including ancient eye motifs, like the turquoise earrings pictured here, along with menorahs, mezuzahs, dreidels, and yarmulkes, all bedecked with her rainbow-loving aesthetic. In true holiday spirit, a portion of the profits from the collection will be donated to World Central Kitchen, an organization that’s on the ground in Gaza feeding displaced people in need.

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