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Nike has officially rebranded its All Conditions Gear (ACG) line, repositioning it as a professional outdoor performance brand to serve every athlete who dares to challenge, explores the wilderness, and coexists with nature.
ACG has a legendary history of nearly four decades serving global athletes passionate about exploration and adventure. With this new direction, the brand continues the mission it was founded upon: to inspire and motivate athletes pushing their limits on trails, in the mount
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The fashion industry has undergone multiple transformations, with new designers, new directions, and new trends emerging. However, the Q4 2025 rankings did not reveal the anticipated "major reversal" or "reset," as the top three positions remained unchanged, still occupied by SAINT LAURENT, Miu Miu, and COS.
Stable rankings do not mean there have been no changes. In fact, the growth of brands has not relied on bold innovations but rather on strengthening existing brand characteristics, refining
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As the most alpine-inherited professional line within Moncler, Moncler Grenoble consistently focuses on high-performance dressing for skiing and mountain environments, blending technological innovation, functional construction, and luxurious aesthetics. Continuing its commitment to Alpine DNA, the brand has announced the launch of the Moncler Grenoble 2026–27 Fall/Winter Collection on January 31 in Aspen, Colorado, USA. This marks Moncler’s first fashion show held in the United State
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French luxury house Hermes has confirmed plans to inaugurate a new leather goods workshop in the Normandy region of France, reinforcing its commitment to exclusive in-house production within its home country. The workshop will be established on a repurposed industrial site, formerly home to the Holophane glassworks factory, aligning with the brand's sustainable development and responsible real estate strategy.
Strengthening the Normandy Artisanal Hub
The "Maroquinerie des Andelys" will become t
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DIOR has officially unveiled its new high jewelry collection, Belle Dior, designed by Creative Director Victoire de Castellane. The collection draws inspiration from the brand's three iconic themes—dreamy landscapes, exquisite bouquets, and magical soirées—featuring a total of 57 pieces. Unique tassel designs and reinterpretations of woven patterns infuse the jewelry with a dynamic rhythm. Among them, the "Soleil Céleste" series takes inspiration from the starry sky, ad
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Since its launch, the Triple S sneaker has become a cultural phenomenon and a signature design for BALENCIAGA, perfectly embodying its spirit of innovation, breakthrough, and uncompromising attitude. Now, under the guidance of Creative Director Pierpaolo Piccioli, this iconic, exaggerated silhouette has been reinterpreted as the Triple S.2.
The new model continues the layered, outsized sole structure of the original design, combining three different tread patterns. This creates the impression o
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Recently, French outdoor brand Salomon announced the appointment of Finnish designer Heikki Salonen as its first-ever Creative Director. This move signals the brand’s accelerated shift from a performance-focused outdoor label toward the fashion and lifestyle segment.
Heikki Salonen, who served as Creative Lead for Maison Margiela’s diffusion line MM6 for 12 years, will oversee all soft goods (apparel, accessories, etc.) and brand creative direction. His hiring comes as Salomon’
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Jonathan Anderson's debut haute couture collection for DIOR made its appearance at Paris Haute Couture Week. Under the weight of great expectations, Jonathan Anderson thoroughly subverted the haute couture model that originated in the mid-19th century. With the theme of "Carnival of Haute Couture," he reimagined the fashion landscape of 2026. In this era, the "endangered craftsmanship" of the atelier is no longer a secret; rather, it is passed down through emotional, laboratory-like explorations
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The Fall/Winter 2026 Milan Men's Fashion Week concluded successfully on January 20th. Over five days, 76 offline runway shows, presentations, and special events collectively outlined the future vision of men's fashion. Among the highlights, Ralph Lauren's highly anticipated return to the official schedule after 20 years and the deep involvement of Chinese designer brands stood out. Tradition and cultural innovation collided on the Milan runways, creating distinctive sparks.
Ralph Lauren's Dual-
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At the Fall/Winter 2026 release event, adidas Y-3 broke away from the traditional runway format, transforming the show into an immersive performance that blends avant-garde fashion with the aesthetics of extreme speed. Team members clad in all-black jumpsuits moved through a scene reminiscent of a racing track, with the most notable highlight being Y-3's official announcement of its collaboration series with Mercedes-AMG F1. The essence of top-tier racing was infused into the designs, resulting