The most compelling fashion launches of 2026 aren’t just about what’s new—they’re about what’s next. Designers are pushing categories forward, brands are teaming up in unexpected ways, and celebrities are stepping into creative roles that go far beyond a name on a label. Scroll on for the standout drops bringing fresh style (and star power) to 2026.
Vera Wang Bride for David’s Bridal
David’s Bridal
David’s Bridal and Vera Wang? We can’t name a better fashion match for bridal style.
The Vera Wang Bride Collection will offer a variety of bridal gowns starting June 30. The contemporary pieces, retailing from $2,299 to $4,999, are fit for the modern bride, but also embody timeless style with nods to Wang’s iconic 1990s silhouettes, including corsetry and drop waistlines.
Wedding parties benefit from this collaboration, too, as the line also features bridesmaid dresses, priced from $249 to $299, available in versatile color palettes inspired by today’s wedding trends.
Mark Avery x CAT Apparel
Courtesy of CAT Apparel
Celebrity stylist Mark Avery — known for working with Ryan Gosling — teamed up with CAT Apparel for a workwear-inspired collection that includes shirts, hats, pants and more. “I’ve been a fan of CAT for many years. I gravitate towards iconic American brands that become engrained in culture by being timeless, and CAT is exactly that,” Avery said in a press release. “I wanted to create styles that felt as timeless as the best vintage pieces but with a contemporary fit and, unlike collector pieces, available to everyone.” The limited-edition collection is available to shop, with prices ranging from $49 to $189.
Native Shoes x WHR Collaboration
Native Shoes
The Native Shoes x WHR (Western Hydrodynamic Research) collaboration gives the brand’s bestselling, lightweight Apollo sneaker a coastal-minded update, with each pair hand-dyed in Botanical Colors organic indigo so every shoe develops its own natural shade. No two are exactly alike. Each pair also comes with a utility dust bag made from recycled sails, giving ocean-bound materials a second life. Rooted in Native Shoes’ ongoing push toward circular design and lower-impact materials—from its Remix™ program that has repurposed more than 50,000 pairs of shoes to bio-based innovations like Bloom that has helped clean over 25M liters of water—the result is an easy, everyday sneaker that blends comfort, individuality and a lighter carbon footprint.
Buy It Now! Native Apollo 10 x WHR sneaker, $160; nativeshoes.com
Stone Fruit Bolo Collection
Stone Fruit
A romantic western summer starts with Stone Fruit’s Bolo Collection. The jewelry company, started by model Taylor Hill and her sister Mackinley, first thought about rolling out the pieces when the brand launched last fall. But with the warmer months ahead, the new Colorado-inspired accessories couldn’t have come at a better time. The original bolo silhouette shines through the long pendant necklace (also available in a “baby” version and a “big” version that boasts a giant gemstone), but is also reinvented with the Scarf Necklace and the Choker. There are also nods in the earrings, rings and bracelets, all of which provide a touch of rustic elegance. The Bolo Collection retails from $100 to $1,195.
Megan Thee Stallion for True Religion
True Religion
Megan Thee Stallion is back for another True Religion campaign, this time fronting the brand’s spring 2026 collection. The Grammy-winning rapper wears pieces from the new collection, including a matching athleisure set, as well as curve-hugging denim. Shop all the new pieces — across men’s and women’s — in stores and online now.
Kendra Scott
Kendra Scott
A new version of Kendra Scott’s best-selling style is finally here. The jewelry label released the Elisa Luxe pendant, a silhouette that redefines the original Elisa launched 14 years ago. This time, the Elisa is featured in four colorways (White, Light Blue, Light Green and Light Pink) and adorns a short gold paperclip chain. At $65, there’s room to splurge on the necklace, in addition to its coordinating designs, including the Mini Elisa bracelet and Triple Strand Necklace.
Courting x Whitney Port
Courting Tennis
A new tennis lifestyle brand is on the scene and you won’t be able to get the name out of your head. Courting was founded by Courtney Kelly on the belief of creating stylish and flexible tennis apparel for the pros, the fashion lovers and everyone in between. One of the first collection to launch is one with The Hills alum, Whitney Port. Both women have a love for tennis that they poured into the capsule of reimagined tennis staples that look great on the court — and whatever else you’ve got on your schedule (they’re that versatile). Both the Courting x Whitney Port capsule and Courting Core Collection are available to shop at courtingtennis.com.
RM Studio x Rebecca Minkoff
QVC
Rebecca Minkoff is growing her partnership with QVC with a spring RM Studio x Rebecca Minkoff collection, With sizes ranging from XXS to 3X and from petite to regular, the seasonal launch (priced at $45-$129) features the Rebecca Minkoff signature designs you know and love (that includes animal print), plus pastel tweed sets, colorful tops and more that’ll make your spring closet pop. Also new to QVC is Rebecca Minkoff’s shoe category retailing from $29 to $150.
St. Regis x STAUD
If this very long winter has you researching spring break locations right now, check out the chic new STAUD Suite Escape package at the St. Regis Longboat Key Resort. The cult-favorite fashion label partnered with the luxury hotel on the experience, which includes the limited-edition St. Regis x STAUD Tommy Bag, a virtual styling session with STAUD, plus a $300 spa credit that can be used towards treatments at the resort’s oceanfront spa or applied to a curated selection of STAUD pieces available in the spa boutique.
Victoria’s Secret PINK and Frankies Bikinis
Victoria’s Secret PINK
Victoria’s Secret PINK and Frankies Bikinis have teamed up again for a new fun and flirty collection. Featuring Iris Law in the campaign, the new drop is full of bikinis and one-pieces in summer-inspired prints and colors, cover-ups that double as street style winners and plenty of cute pieces that you’ll want to wear all year long — no matter the weather! The collection starts at $29.95 and is available to shop online now.
Fabletics x Keke Palmer
Fabletics
Inspired to up your athleisure game? Try the Fabletics and Keke Palmer collection that empowers whatever journey you’re on. The 17 pieces — nodding to Palmer’s own wellness routine — stick to Fabletics’ tried-and-true PowerHold fabric that flatters the figure with maximum compression. Yet, there’s newness in the color-block design featured on the Principal Bra and the multi-pocket function on the On-the-Go Leggings (which are currently on sale for a 2 for $24 deal). You can also choose from accessories that take your gym style to the next level. Palmer also fronts the first Fabletics denim collection, made alongside expert Benjamin Talley Smith so each piece was tailored with fashion, flexibility and comfortability in mind. There are 11 styles, three level of stretch and seven washes available in the launch. Women’s sizes range from 23-35, while men’s are available from 29-44.
Louis Vuitton Monogram Anniversary Collections
Glen Luchford/Louis Vuitton
Louis Vuitton has a history spanning over a century, but the fashion house is always keeping it cool in new ways. In February, the brand released three new collections celebrating the Monogram’s 130th birthday. Together, the Monogram Origine, VVN, and Time Trunk (which is specifically made with a trompe-l’œil print calling back to LV’s archival trunks) “express the living essence of Louis Vuitton – where innovation, beauty, and timeless design continue to travel hand in hand” reads a press release from the house.
H&M&NEW YORK
Rafael Pavarotti/H&M
When you’re curating your wardrobe, a mood board is always key. Thanks to H&M, we now have one of the starriest of mood boards. The retailer launched its H&M&NEW YORK campaign featuring everyone from Ice Spice and John Turturro to models Paloma Elsesser to Kai Schreiber. New York City is the first stop for the brand’s ongoing campaign spotlighting the style and people of four major cities, including Rio de Janeiro. This ad’s cast are styled in H&M denim, basics, outwear and more.
Ray-Ban x A$AP Rocky Metal Collection
Ray-Ban
A$AP Rocky reached his one-year anniversary as Ray-Ban’s creative director this month, and in continuation of his partnership, he launched the Metal Collection, an all-metal optical and sun assortment that marks the first time Ray-Ban has put optical out styles. Retailing from $202–$249, the collection debuts with sleek and bold frames fit for all kinds of aesthetics, whether modern or old-school.
The Bride! x Victoria’s Secret
Victoria’s Secret
To celebrate the upcoming Maggie Gyllenhaal-fronted film The Bride!, Victoria’s Secret partnered with the movie for a sexy capsule collection. The limited-edition picks feature new embroidery on the Wicked Unlined Pop Floral Embroidery Balconette Bra, Garter Belt and Thong Panty. You can top it all off with the Bridal Embellished Satin Short Robe for the full look. Prices start at $29.95.
BaubleBar x MLB Collab
BaubleBar
BaubleBar teams up with Major League Baseball for a fresh, fashion-forward take on fan gear just in time for the season. The collection reimagines game-day style through playful yet polished jewelry—from huggies and bag charms to charm bracelets and bold necklaces—each infused with team pride. Perfect for everyone from dedicated fans to stadium-style enthusiasts, the assortment offers a chic alternative to traditional merch. Following standout collaborations with Disney, the NFL, and Peanuts, BaubleBar continues to redefine how fans wear their teams. The MLB Collection is available now on BaubleBar.com, Fanatics.com, Lids, and at select Major League stadiums.
Larroudé x Jonathan Cohen
Larroudé
Larroudé marks a major evolution with its expansion into ready-to-wear, debuting through a strategic partnership with Jonathan Cohen. Known for thoughtfully designed footwear and accessories, the brand now extends its accessible luxury ethos into apparel—blending Cohen’s modern, artful femininity with Larroudé’s polished sensibility.
While best recognized for elevated shoes, Larroudé has long hinted at a broader lifestyle vision and this move feels like a natural next step, deepening its connection with customers and expanding its fashion footprint.
Shop the collection here.
Vintage Dunkin x Super Bowl 2026
Dunkin
In honor of Dunkin’s 2026 Super Bowl commercial starring Ben Affleck, Jennifer Aniston, Tom Brady and more, the coffee brand launched a vintage-inspired collection of merch, including windbreakers, bucket hats, fanny packs and more. The products will only be available for a limited time on Dunkin’s merch website, so you better get them while they’re hot!
ALO Valentine’s Day Edit Starring Elsa Hosk
ALO
For Valentine’s Day 2026, ALO is celebrating every version of love — especially the kind that includes yourself. The brand’s curated Valentine’s Day Edit stars Elsa Hosk, who brings effortless romance to the Beverly Hills Hotel in soft statement pieces and elevated essentials rendered in the brand’s “Candy Heart Pink” hue. The edit blends fashion, wellness, and giftable staples, positioning ALO as a one-stop destination for modern Valentine’s gifting. Whether you’re shopping for a partner, a best friend, or planning a little self-love moment, the collection delivers pieces that feel indulgent but wearable — the kind of gifts that actually get used long after February 14.
Selma Blair x Benny’s Eyewear
Benny’s Eyewear
Benny’s Eyewear tapped actress Selma Blair for its latest capsule collection. Blair designed six styles to fit her aesthetic, and even named one of the silhouettes after her son, Arthur. A portion of all sales will be donated to the American Brain Foundation, where Blair is an ambassador. “The creative freedom that I was given made this such a fun and rewarding experience, so I’m really looking forward to launching the collection,” Blair said in a press release. Glasses are available to shop, starting at $179.
Pandora x Bridgerton Collection
Pandora
Pandora is stepping into Regency romance with its newly launched collaboration inspired by the Netflix hit Bridgerton, timed to celebrate the show’s upcoming fourth season. Drawing from the series’ most iconic symbols — bows, bees, wisteria, and friendship motifs — the collection reimagines Bridgerton’s ornate world through a modern, wearable lens. The result feels romantic without being costume-y, blending delicate detailing with Pandora’s signature accessible luxury. Designed as both a nod to fandom and a polished jewelry moment, the collection invites fans to carry a little Bridgerton magic into everyday style.
Adore Me Limited-Edition Atelier Collection Starring Elizabeth Gillies
Adore Me
Adore Me is dialing up the romance with its limited-edition Atelier Collection, a Valentine’s capsule that feels elevated, intimate, and unapologetically chic. Fronted by Elizabeth Gillies, the cinematic campaign for the line channels old-Hollywood glamour in a luxury hotel setting, perfectly matching the collection’s refined mood. The pieces feature vegan silk, delicate lace, and timeless silhouettes designed to feel special without veering into costume territory. Available in sizes XS through XL, and ranging in price form $22 to $45, the collection is meant for nights out, nights in, or moments that are just for you.
BÉIS The Pro Collection Starring Tyriq Withers
courtesy of BÉIS
Shay Mitchell’s travel brand, Béis, recently launched its Pro Collection, which offers durable materials for both travel and outdoor use. Featuring all-new silhouettes, the collection includes a rolling duffle check in, a rolling backpack, travel sling and more. Each piece is crafted with ballistic nylon, an ultra-tough material that can withstand the snow, desert, seas and everything in between. “As one of Hollywood’s most compelling new faces, [Withers] represents a new era of capability and momentum, making him a natural partner for BÉIS as it introduces its most performance-driven collection to date,” says the brand in a statement.
White & Warren Clubhouse Collection
White & Warren
White & Warren is leaning into leisure with its new Clubhouse Collection, a seasonal capsule inspired by the effortless polish of country club life — no membership required. The debut drop features 10 easygoing styles, from hoodies and crewnecks to cardigans and shorts, all designed for that sweet spot between dressed and relaxed. Think vintage sportswear, slouchy silhouettes, and breathable fabrics that feel just as right at lunch on the terrace as they do at post-match cocktails. The color palette keeps things crisp and optimistic, balancing tennis whites and navy with spring-ready shades like yellow and pink. Clubhouse is a more casual, sporty expression of the White & Warren woman that still feels intentional and elevated — an in-between collection that complements the brand’s timeless core. (A second drop lands in May.)
J.Crew x U.S. Ski & Snowboard Collection
J.Crew
J.Crew is heading to the mountains with its first-ever collection in partnership with U.S. Ski & Snowboard. Timed ahead of the Olympic season, the 26-piece collection sits at the intersection of style, sport, and community, blending retro alpine references with modern fits and colors. The lineup spans knitwear, elevated loungewear, and cold-weather accessories for women, men, and kids, complete with exclusive vintage-inspired patches. Expanding into performance, the partnership also includes a technical ski capsule created with Kappa, featuring on-mountain jackets designed for both athletes and enthusiasts. Rooted in J.Crew’s long-standing love of après-ski style, the collection celebrates American winter sports — and the athletes shaping their future — with a distinctly polished point of view.
Skechers x Jason Naylor Collection
Skechers
A little loving goes a long way, especially when you’re gifting that special someone Skechers’ new collection with contemporary artist Jason Naylor. Based out of Brooklyn, N.Y.C. and known for his inspirational aesthetic, Naylor brings his colorful and dopamine-inducing work to life on Skechers’ UNO sneaker (which now comes in a heart-covered metallic gold), in addition to its apparel. In the affordable collection, ranging from $22-$95, you’ll specifically find Naylor’s “Opn Heart” motif on the athleisure shoes and apparel you know and love.
