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SPORTY ELEGANCE
FILA returned to the runway at Milan Fashion Week with its F/W 2026 “FILA MILANO” collection, reinterpreting the brand’s 110-year Italian heritage through a modern, high-end lens. Led by Creative Director Alistair Carr, the collection blends tailored elegance with performance-driven sportswear. Inspired by FILA’s roots in Biella and the energy of Milan, the 53 looks combine classic pieces such as Crombie coats and down parkas with technical materials and functional details. A palette of navy and black is accented with red and electric blue.
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DAGGER Channels Skate Culture and Teenage Rebellion
Berlin-based label DAGGER, founded by Luke Rainey in 2020, continues to build its identity at the intersection of streetwear, skate culture, and personal storytelling. Named after the ceremonial blade used in pagan rituals, the brand reflects themes of transformation and new beginnings. For Spring/Summer 2026, titled DROP OUT, Rainey looks back at his teenage years in a skate town in Northern Ireland. The collection captures the raw, DIY spirit of that time — an ode to youth, music, and the culture that shaped him. Known for its emotionally driven design language, DAGGER has gained international recognition and is stocked globally, including at Dover Street Market Paris. The brand most recently presented the collection during INTERVENTION V at Berlin Fashion Week.
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Acne Studios Celebrates 30 Years with a Remix of Its Signature Codes
To mark its 30th anniversary, Acne Studios presented its Fall/Winter 2026 womenswear collection, revisiting the brand’s creative heritage while reimagining its signature design codes. Creative Director Jonny Johansson blends past and present, highlighting the return of the iconic 1996 denim cut alongside cropped aviator and biker jackets, relaxed tailoring, and preppy knitwear. Traditional patterns are deliberately reworked throughout the collection, from shifting Prince-of-Wales checks to tapestry-like floral satin and abstract animal prints. Oversized silk scarves featuring portraits from Paul Kooiker’s Art School series nod to the brand’s artistic roots. Staged in a sequence of salon-style rooms and set to a Portishead soundtrack, the runway show balanced aristocratic minimalism with youthful rebellion.
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PUMP Returns to Berlin for a Special Daytime Edition
On March 7, just ahead of International Women’s Day, Anja Schneider brings her PUMP event series back to OHM at Tresor Berlin for a special daytime edition from 4 PM to 10 PM. Following a packed January edition that reached full capacity, the party returns with renewed energy and a focus on connection and movement. Joining Schneider behind the decks is Elisa Elisa, known for her driving, high-energy sets that keep dancefloors in constant motion. Expect an uptempo, house-driven soundtrack with playful experimentation and moments of collective release. With the last event selling out quickly, early arrival is highly recommended.
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Bvlgari Reimagines Its Jewelry Icons in Leather
For Fall/Winter 2026, Bvlgari continues to translate its most iconic jewelry symbols into the world of leather goods, blending the craftsmanship of fine accessories with the spirit of a high jeweler. The collection introduces new contemporary silhouettes alongside reinterpreted house classics, presented in warm, gem-inspired seasonal colors. Signature designs are refreshed through innovative treatments and refined materials, highlighting the brand’s dedication to craftsmanship. Balancing modern design with Bvlgari’s distinctive codes, the collection showcases jewelry-inspired details, precious finishes, and the Maison’s enduring artisanal savoir-faire.
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Happy Socks Launches Playful Hello Kitty Capsule
Happy Socks introduces a new capsule collection in collaboration with Hello Kitty, bringing the character’s iconic kawaii aesthetic to a series of colorful sock designs. The drop blends nostalgic pop culture with the brand’s signature playful style. The collection features 18 styles in total — 12 for adults and 6 for children — crafted from organic combed cotton. A selection of themed gift sets completes the launch, including three- and six-packs for adults and the children’s “Hello Kitty House” set, inspired by the character’s home.
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