April’s Must-Know Fashion News, All In One Place

We’re in the home stretch, everyone. Sure, it may still be quite chilly in some parts of the country, but with spring well underway, summer is in sight. With that in mind, perhaps you're finalizing a slate of outdoor trips and outings — and, naturally, your warm-weather wardrobe. When it comes to the latter, the April 2026 fashion news has you more than covered, with brands releasing a wave of must-have collections and collaborations this month.

One such label is FARM Rio. Beloved for its vibrant colors and attention-commanding prints, the brand teamed up with Rip Curl — an iconic Australian surf brand with equally bold designs — on a feel-good assortment of beach necessities, including swimwear, tees, pants, and hats. In a similar vein, if hiking is more your speed, you’ll have a hard time choosing just one piece from FP Movement and Cotopaxi’s collaboration — think trail-ready bags, hats, and even packing cubes. Of course, you needn’t be the outdoorsy type to revel in April’s fashion news. Perhaps Ganni’s Mini Hobo bag campaign starring True Whitaker will spark sartorial inspiration.

Ahead, find a full breakdown of the fashion news worth knowing about this April. And, as always, bookmark this post as it’ll be updated throughout the coming weeks.

Simone Rocha & Crocs Team Up On Shoes

Simone Rocha and Crocs are back for their fifth (!) installment of their ongoing partnership — available to shop on May 1. For the latest drop, the designer reimagined the Crocs Soho sandal in three spring-ready colorways, including chai, jade, and black. Meanwhile, the ballerina platforms, offered in pink caramel and espresso, fuse the brand’s signature comfort with Rocha’s distinctly feminine aesthetic.

La Ligne & Erin Walsh Drop A Capsule Collection

On April 30, New York-based label La Ligne launched an exclusive collection with Erin Walsh, the celebrity stylist behind Anne Hathaway, Selena Gomez, and Mindy Kaling’s looks. A reflection of the brand’s modern, understated aesthetic, the capsule was built around alignment, elegance, and ease, per the press release. At the core of the line is the Anne family, including the Anne Dress ($395), Anne Shirt ($295), Anne Top ($325), and Anne Trouser ($350) — each rendered in ivory.

“Style is one of the most powerful tools we have for showing up as our best selves,” Walsh shared in a statement. “This collection with La Ligne is a reflection of that belief — every piece was chosen with intention, designed to make you feel grounded, confident, and beautifully yourself, from the moment you get dressed.”

Danimás Launches Gloves With Harbinger Fitness

On April 30, media and lifestyle company Danimás — founded by businesswoman and professional bodybuilder Dany Garcia — launched a luxury glove collection in collaboration with Harbinger Fitness. Crafted from high-quality Italian calfskin and finished with sculpted grips, the brand’s latest workout accessory fuses function with fashion. Available in silver, burgundy, caramel, black, and navy, the gloves are a must-have for strength training sessions.

LoveShackFancy & STATE Join Forces

On April 14, LoveShackFancy and STATE dropped a 10-piece, summer-ready collection featuring everything from beach totes and weekenders to backpacks and lunch boxes — perfect for matching with your mini-me. The assortment spotlights signature STATE styles reimagined in LoveShackFancy’s cult-favorite prints. Not to mention, 45% of the materials are recycled, and for every bag sold, STATE continues its ongoing mission to help American families in need.

Shein Releases A Gossip Girl-Inspired Collection

Spotted on Shein’s website: a Gossip Girl collection. Yes, the retailer dropped a line inspired by the iconic teen drama, complete with going-out tops, feminine mini dresses, and everyday basics — pieces Serena and Blair would undoubtedly approve of. Even better, most styles come in under $50, making it easy to stock up on summer must-haves.

Centre Piece Launches Its Spring 2026 Collection

This month, Centre Piece launched its spring 2026 collection, marking the emerging New York-based label’s fourth and largest line to date. The 10-piece assortment juxtaposes soft tailoring with fluid textures, featuring fringe, soft pleating, and minimal embellishment — all designed to seamlessly transition from day to night.

Guizio Makes Its First Foray Into Handbags

On April 23, beloved ready-to-wear label Guizio made its first foray into handbags, launching three key silhouettes: the Lola shoulder bag, Della mini barrel bag, and embellished satin pouchette. “Handbags felt like a natural extension of the Guizio world,” Danielle Guizio, the founder of the brand, said in a press release. “Introducing them adds another layer that allows our customer to fully complete and complement her look in the Guizio spirit. For me, launching handbags is a dream come true. It marks a moment where she is finally head to toe Guizio.” The designer added that the debut is just the first phase of the brand’s broader accessories expansion — in other words, there’s much more to come.

FARM Rio & Barbour Launch A Second Collection

After a successful first partnership in September 2025, FARM Rio and Barbour are back with more bold, eye-catching designs. The second collection zeroes in on outerwear, with delicate wildflowers from the British countryside — a nod to Barbour — reimagined through hand-painted FARM Rio prints splashed on waxed jackets, vests, and knits. As for accessories, the collection includes rain boots, a bow-adorned bag, and a coordinating baseball cap.

Rachel Sennott Stars In Marc Jacobs’ Pre-Fall 2026 Campaign

Marc Jacobs released its pre-fall 2026 campaign on April 23, written and fronted by rising comedian Rachel Sennott. The ad marks the debut of Question Marc, the brand’s new episodic series, which will unfold through short scripted narratives that merge fashion, film, and entertainment. Set in Manhattan, the first installment of the series follows Sennott through a hectic (albeit humorous) day, as the actor sets out to get an invite to “The Gala,” with Marc Jacobs’ new Scene bag in tow.

Elisa Johnson Unveils Its Mother’s Day Campaign

On April 21, eyewear brand Elisa Johnson unveiled its Mother’s Day campaign, spotlighting notable moms across fashion, entertainment, philanthropy, and culture — including Tina Knowles, Cookie Johnson, LaTanya Richardson Jackson, Pauletta Washington, and Mara Brock Akil. “Growing up in LA, my mom was my rock,” namesake designer Elisa Johnson said in a statement. “I was really blessed to be surrounded by an incredible village of Black women, all in different industries, truly helping each other succeed. I wanted this campaign to not give back to them, but show these powerhouse women in a new way. I loved seeing my mom step into the spotlight after years of supporting others.”

Vin Launches Cheval Horse Handbag

With the Year of the Horse in full swing, Vin introduces its latest novelty design: the Cheval, a handmade wooden clutch finished with a tassel tail, priced at $585. The piece is a natural extension of the brand’s whimsical bag lineup, which also includes animal- and fruit-shaped styles like the Fishy, the Heirloom, the Betta, and the Sardine.

Kaia Gerber & Vuori Continue Their Partnership

Kaia Gerber and Vuori continued their partnership this month, introducing For Kaia, the brand’s spring 2026 campaign fronted by the young supermodel. Building on the success of last fall’s Vuori by Kaia collection, the new campaign was shot in intimate settings — including a track—and is accompanied by a curated selection of the label’s latest performance styles and signature essentials, handpicked for her.

“What I love most about Vuori starts with the fabric — it’s unbelievably soft, but it’s also how it makes you feel when you wear it,” Gerber said in a press release. “There’s an ease to it that lets you move through your day without overthinking what you have on. For me, getting dressed is about feeling comfortable and confident at the same time, and these pieces really live with you — from slower moments to more active ones.”

Bombas & Susan Alexandra Drop A Collection

This month, New York-based namesake designer Susan Alexandra worked with sock brand Bombas on a collection of six designs featuring colorful beading and embroidered florals, each pair infused with a playful spirit. The standout piece of the line is, without a doubt, the anklet-adorned socks featuring an eclectic mix of charms, from fries to cowboy boots, as seen above.

Louis Vuitton Launches A New Objets Nomades Collection

Louis Vuitton unveiled its latest Objets Nomades collection during Milan Design Week 2026, presenting the pieces alongside its iconic trunks at Palazzo Serbelloni — a fitting backdrop for the display. The lineup includes reissues of Pierre Legrain’s 1920s Art Deco furniture, such as the Celeste table in its original Omega form, crafted in lacquered wood and Nomade leather. Contemporary designs by Estudio Campana, Raw Edges, and Franck Genser were also on view at the exhibition.

Damson Madder Hosts A Los Angeles Pop-Up

Damson Madder is coming to Los Angeles for the first time ever, hosting a four-day summer pop-up from April 23 to April 26, located at 530 N Western Ave. Bringing British coastal vibes to California, the temporary store offers a curated selection of the London-based brand’s High Summer and swim collections, along with bestsellers like the Jerry trench and Liu raincoat. Meanwhile, customers can enjoy Café Damson, where resident chef Chloe Walsh will serve sweet treats throughout the weekend.

Stella McCartney & H&M Announce Another Collab

This month, H&M announced its latest designer collection in partnership with Stella McCartney — a whopping 21 years after the two first teamed up. This time around, the brands dipped into Stella McCartney’s archives, blending some of the designer’s earliest silhouettes with more recent designs. Standout pieces in the capsule — which will be available to shop on May 7 — include oversized shirting, sweeping trenches, and slogan tees.

“I see this collection as a journey through my fashion history It is a true mix of current classics and some of my old favorites that showcase my first forays into fashion and the development of my signatures,” the namesake designer shared in a statement. “It’s playful, strong, sparkling, joyful, refined.”

FARM Rio Designs A Surf Collection With Rip Curl

Surf season is upon us, and FARM Rio’s latest collaboration has everything you need to shred in style. On April 1, the whimsical label debuted a collection in partnership with Rip Curl. “Many attributes could justify the collaboration between FARM Rio and Rip Curl, but the most important of all is passion: two brands built by people who are passionate about their own lifestyles and the products that express them,” Gabriel Oliveira, FARM Rio’s branding director, said in a press release. Together, they released colorful, print-heavy wet suits, swim jackets and shorts, bikinis, tees, and more beach-day essentials.

True Whitaker Fronts Ganni’s Latest Campaign

True Whitaker, a rising actor best known for her role in HBO’s I Love LA, fronted Ganni’s latest campaign spotlighting the brand’s Mini Hobo Bag. The smallest silhouette in Ganni’s Hobo lineup, the style arrives in new colors, textures, and eye-catching finishes. Lensed by Gray Sorrenti, the emerging it-girl showcases a range of iterations, from a leopard-print version to a rich red style. She’s a bona fide Ganni girl.

FP Movement & Cotopaxi Launch Outdoor Gear

Finding cute outdoor gear can feel nearly impossible — that was, until FP Movement and Cotopaxi came together to design a playful collection of hiking essentials. For those who enjoy hitting the trails, check out the line’s travel backpack, roomy shoulder bag, five-panel hat, and packing cubes. Don’t be surprised if your fellow outdoors enthusiasts start asking about your new colorful staples.

STAUD Enters The Home Space

After winning over the fashion crowd for its bold ready-to-wear and statement accessories, STAUD is venturing into homeware. On April 7, the Los Angeles-based label launched its inaugural home collection, spanning ceramics, leather goods, and textile pieces. “STAUD has always been about more than just your wardrobe, it’s about a point of view and a way of living,” Sarah ‘Staud’ Staudinger, co-founder and creative director of STAUD, shared in a statement.

“Over the past ten years, we’ve been building the world of STAUD piece by piece.” The expansion feels like a natural progression, as Staudinger is an artist in her own right, with a passion for ceramics. “This collection is especially personal to me because it was inspired in part by my own growing interest in ceramics and the kinds of objects that make a space feel unique and alive,” she added.