Call it fashion’s favorite power move, when designers team up, the drop is never just apparel, it’s a headline. These collabs have been living rent-free in our minds.
Isabel Marant x Converse
Converse is continuing its collaboration with Isabel Marant with a new line of boho-chic inspired sneakers, in their iconic silhouettes: the Chuck 70 and the Chuck Wedge. It’s the perfect combination of Marant’s Parisian sensibility, drawing prints from her Summer 2025 collection, and the undeniable appeal of the Chuck.
Acne Studios x Moomin
Has there ever been a cuter collaboration than this one? Acne Studios has launched its second capsule collection for FW25, in partnership with Moons, bringing Tove Jansson’s beloved characters to Acne Studios’ denims, knitwear, and accessories.
Louis Vuitton x Murakami
Globally renowned Japanese artist Takasi Murakami’s ongoing collaboration with the House of Louis Vuitton brings us the feel-good floral energy of spring to emblematic leather goods, perfumes, and more, fronted by none other than Zendaya herself. The collection has been rightfully dubbed one of the most iconic high-fashion x art collaboration.
J Crew x Alighieri
J Crew’s collaboration with Alighieri was nothing short of destined. The women behind the brands, Olympia Gayot and Rosh Mahtani, respectively, bonded over their shared experience of having spent their childhood by the sea. The collection borne of this friendship is, thus, full of nautical charm.
KHY x Dilara Findikoglu
This year’s collab circuit gave us plenty to talk about, but KHY x Dilara Findikoglu has been a highlight. The London designer’s 17-look capsule, co-created with Kylie Jenner as her muse, channels a gothic-princess mood with satin bustiers, mesh catsuits, and corseted minis that are dark, structured, and unapologetically femme.
Banana Republic x White Lotus
Inspired by the hit HBO series, ‘The White Lotus’, this Banana Republic resort collection features crisp cotton poplin, pure silk, and European flax linen.
Ahluwalia x Pandora
Priya Ahluwalia brought her Indian-Nigerian heritage to her design collaboration with Pandora, creating an exclusive limited-time collection that draws inspiration from the designer’s heritage as well as textures and patterns from her past runway collections.
