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New Year, New Fashion Drops To Know About
Here’s everything going on in January.
There’s no denying it: January can be a bit, well, bleak. The holidays are over, it’s still cold and dark outside, and everyone is back in full work mode. But before you fall into a winter slump, there are a few things to look forward to. In the entertainment world, your favorite shows are finally coming back — The Pitt, Tell Me Lies, and Industry included. And on the style front, the January fashion news is sure to keep you feeling inspired, thanks to a wave of fresh product launches, campaigns, and collections.
If you’re eager to reinvigorate your wardrobe this year, start by checking out White & Warren’s new line, Clubhouse. Preppy and polished, the cashmere looks run the gamut from striped cardigans to swan-patterned pullovers. And as for new designer ads to feast your eyes on, Prada just dropped a colorful Spring/Summer 2026 campaign featuring the likes of Hunter Schafer, Damson Idris, and Carey Mulligan.
That’s just a taste of what to expect over the next few weeks. Without further ado, scroll onward for everything you need to know about in the fashion space this January. As always, there’s plenty more to come, so make sure to revisit this post throughout the month.
Off Season Releases Its First Collab With Team USA
Off Season is entering the snow sports scene, thanks to its first-ever collaboration with Team USA, launching this month ahead of the 2026 Olympic Winter Games. “We set out to create premium pieces that feel like the modern American uniform — confident, functional and unmistakably Off Season,” Kristin Juszczyk, co-founder of Off Season, said in a statement. “Every detail nods to Team USA while staying true to our design DNA: mixing bold textures, playful patterns, and unexpected materials.” Such styles in the limited-edition capsule include puffers, snowsuits, sweaters, sherpas, and cold-weather accessories, all of which fuse high-performance silhouettes with bold Americana designs.
Honeydew Reveals Its Valentine’s Day Campaign
Honeydew is celebrating Valentine’s Day a bit earlier this year. This month, the intimates label dropped a romantic collection — filled with sweet heart prints and feminine silhouettes — and an accompanying campaign tied to the upcoming holiday. Some key styles in the line are short see-through slip dresses, patterned pajamas sets, and lace bodysuits.
Larroudé Launches Its First-Ever Unisex Shoe
On Jan. 21, beloved footwear brand Larroudé launched its first-ever unisex shoe. Enter the George sneaker, a low-profile silhouette offered in men’s sizes up to 14 and women’s sizes up to 15. Priced at $250, the shoe comes in a range of colorways, from classic black and white to a bold burgundy, light pink, and pastel purple mash-up.
“The George represents an important evolution for Larroudé,” said Marina Larroudé, co-founder and creative director of Larroudé, said in a press release. “This is our first unisex style, offered in extended sizes, and it opens the door to an entirely new category for the brand. It’s exciting to see how naturally it fits into everyday life. This launch is both a business opportunity and a cultural shift for us, and it signals what’s ahead as we continue to grow into men’s and unisex footwear.”
Jennifer Fisher Celebrates Her New Beverly Hills Store
On Jan. 13, Jennifer Fisher celebrated her namesake jewelry brand’s new Beverly Hills store, welcoming a group of glamorous friends and tastemakers — including the likes of Rachel Zoe, Kathy Hilton, Tina Craig, and Maeve Reilly — into the chic space, located at 363 N. Beverly Drive. Now open to the public, the store offers interactive features, including a café-style coffee bar and banquette seating. At the fête, guests sipped on Avaline wines and Lalo tequila as they mingled in the luxe boutique.
Urban Outfitters Teams Up With For Love & Lemons
On Jan. 13, Urban Outfitters and For Love & Lemons launched a collection spanning home and apparel. Fusing the former’s playful vibe with the latter’s feminine aesthetic, the limited-edition capsule boasts everything from slip dresses and matching pajama sets to gingham placemats and polka dot tablecloths.
Van Cleef & Arpels Launches New Zodiaque Styles
On Jan. 12, luxury jewelry house Van Cleef & Arpels expanded its Zodiaque line, dropping white gold and yellow gold bracelets. Rooted in designs dating back to the 1950s, the latest launch introduces 12 styles featuring 16mm medals enlivened with zodiac signs, made using the long-standing technique of stamping.
Mejuri Announces New Global Ambassadors
New year, new Mejuri ambassadors. This month, the cult-favorite jewelry brand announced that it’s bringing on five new female global ambassadors, all of whom are professional tennis players. The latest additions to the Mejuri family are Victoria Mboko, McCartney Kessler, Eugenie “Genie” Bouchard, Valerie Glozman, and Hannah Klugman. This news coincides with the label’s latest product line, Mejuri PLAY, a collection of limited-edition jewelry and sportswear celebrating female athletes.
Jimmy Choo Launches The Sunny Trainers
Jimmy Choo expanded its product offerings, introducing a new trainer, the Sunny. A feminine take on classic low-top sneakers, the kicks are defined by a custom floral lace exterior and soft leather panels. Meanwhile, a rubber sole and compound footbed offer comfort. Priced at $650, the Sunny trainers are available in black, white, soft pink, and light yellow.
White & Warren Launches Clubhouse
On January 6, knitwear label White & Warren launched Clubhouse, a new seasonal line that nods to country club living and vintage sportswear. Designed to take you from lunch to cocktails in one fell swoop, the inaugural collection features 10 styles — including hoodies, cardigans, crewnecks, and shorts — all crafted from ultra-soft cashmere. Prep up your wardrobe with one of the label’s new sporty-chic pieces.
Prada Drops Its Spring Campaign
On Jan. 7, Prada dropped its Spring/Summer 2026 campaign, fronted by Hunter Schafer, Damson Idris, Carey Mulligan, John Glacier, Levon Hawke, Nicholas Hoult, and Liu Wen. In collaboration with American artist Anne Collier, the ad, titled Image of an Image, is “both a celebration of fashion imagery, and a liberation from it — an outside consideration of fashion framed through fine art, a distinct viewpoint, a search for objectivity,” according to a press release. Each image is set against an orange backdrop, with glove-adorned hands holding up the photos, shot by photographer Oliver Hadlee Pearch.
