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Ralph Lauren Reveals Team USA’s Milano Cortina 2026 Ceremony Uniforms
Ralph Lauren has unveiled Team USA’s Opening and Closing Ceremony uniforms for the Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games Milano Cortina 2026 – marking the brand’s 10th consecutive Games outfitting America’s athletes. Designed to merge timeless craftsmanship with modern athletic style, the looks pay tribute to both the American spirit and Milan’s fashion heritage.
For the Opening Ceremony, athletes will wear a winter-white wool coat with wooden toggles, an American-flag intarsia turtleneck and tailored wool trousers. The Closing Ceremony look reinterprets vintage ski-racing aesthetics, featuring a color-blocked puffer jacket, patriotic wool turtleneck and crisp white utility pants. Both outfits include knit hats and mittens, a leather belt and alpine boots – all manufactured in the U.S.
Ralph Lauren also launches a full Team USA Collection for consumers, spanning apparel and accessories for all ages. The lineup includes shearling jackets, statement sweaters, puffer styles, printed fleece and hockey-inspired pieces in a bold red-white-blue palette. The collection is available from December 4 at Ralph Lauren stores, select retailers and online in the U.S., as well as at select locations in Italy during the Games.
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G.H.BASS Embraces Dark Academia Aesthetic
Dark Academia continues to shape fashion, inspired by cult films and their moody palettes of black, brown, forest green and burgundy. G.H.BASS embraces this aesthetic with its signature Weejuns loafers, slingbacks, mules, boat shoes and fisherman sandals – each offered in the deep, nostalgic tones central to the trend.
2026 marks a milestone year for the brand as the original American penny loafer celebrates 150 years of craftsmanship, heritage and timeless design.
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MAC marks World AIDS Day with VIVA GLAM
Today, on December 1st, World AIDS Day, MAC continues its commitment to HIV/AIDS awareness and support through the VIVA GLAM initiative. This year, the brand will donate 1.3 million USD to HIV/AIDS-focused NGOs, funding programs that promote health, equality, and opportunity for affected communities.
Since its launch in 1994, during a time when the AIDS epidemic deeply impacted the lives of MAC’s founders, VIVA GLAM has stood as a symbol of solidarity and activism. Over the past three decades, the initiative has raised more than 540 million USD for charitable causes, supported by long-term partnerships with the Elizabeth Taylor AIDS Foundation and the Elton John AIDS Foundation.
Every purchase of VIVA GLAM lipsticks goes directly to the MAC VIVA GLAM Fund, helping to create a healthier, more equal future for all.
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Alpinestars RSRV Introduces the ALTERED FORMS Collection
Alpinestars RSRV is redefining performance apparel with the launch of its ALTERED FORMS Collection, available from December 9th, 2025. The collection explores the beauty of transformation, taking racewear, deadstock materials, and worn fragments and reimagining them with new purpose. By stripping each piece back to its essential core and rebuilding it with intentional design, the line merges heritage and innovation in a way that feels both fresh and familiar.
Drawing inspiration from the architectural precision of motocross gear and technical apparel, ALTERED FORMS presents boxy, cropped silhouettes and technical details that trace the “ghost lines” of MX jerseys, leather suits, and podium-worn boots. Mesh panels provide breathability, fleece adds softness, and ribbing ensures structure, while printed “scars” recall the speed, endurance, and stories embedded in each fiber.
At its heart, the collection celebrates metamorphosis—not just of materials, but of experience and resilience. Each garment embodies the marks, memories, and journeys carried in reclaimed textiles, transforming them into modern, functional, and aesthetically refined pieces. ALTERED FORMS is both a statement of design with intention and a tribute to reinvention, bridging the past and present through clothing that resonates emotionally as well as visually.
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Adidas x Arte Antwerp Launch First Capsule Collection
Adidas and Belgian streetwear label Arte Antwerp unveil their first head-to-toe capsule collection, blending sportswear silhouettes with Arte’s signature elevated streetwear aesthetic. Inspired by North African football culture, the collection celebrates the sport’s power to unite communities across heritage and identity.
Shot by Moroccan-born, Paris-based photographer Ilyes Griyeb, the campaign captures grassroots football life in Marrakech, highlighting the people, places, and stories that define the game. Featuring adidas athlete Brahim Díaz, whose Moroccan-Spanish roots echo the collection’s cultural narrative, the visuals showcase authentic, community-driven storytelling.
The capsule includes Z.N.E. tracksuits, knitted long-sleeve jerseys, graphic tees with Arabic text reading “Sport Unites Africa,” jerseys, shorts, and accessories like sling bags, socks, and caps. Footwear offerings include the Lightblaze POD ZIP, Adilette slides with embroidery, and the upcoming Trivela sneaker silhouette. Artisanal embroidery, intricate lace trims, and seasonal red, green, white, and black colorways nod to North African flags, bringing elegance and texture to the sporty designs.
“This first capsule with adidas is inspired by the raw energy of African football culture, a world defined by community, expression, and resilience,” says Arte Founder Bertony Da Silva. “Every scene in the campaign was built with local voices in Morocco, from photography to casting to the set team.”
Available worldwide from December 5, 2025, in stores and online, the collection offers apparel in sizes 2XS–2XL and footwear in UK sizes 3.5–14. A limited-edition Z.N.E. PU leather jacket is available exclusively via Arte.
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