Stacey Bendet brought her signature sense of color, style, and playful glamour to the Hamptons with an exclusive poolside celebration at her Water Mill residence, officially kicking off the summer season with ALICE + OLIVIA by Stacey Bendet.

Summer has officially arrived, and with it comes one of the season's defining aesthetics: country club style. What was once reserved for the tennis court, golf course, and clubhouse has evolved into an everyday wardrobe, blending polished athleticwear with effortless luxury. From crisp pleated skirts and tailored polos to elevated accessories and vintage-inspired graphics, the sport-inspired lifestyle has become one of summer's most wearable trends.

The most memorable pieces in our wardrobes are often tied to life's defining moments—a wedding day, a career milestone, an important meeting, or simply the confidence that comes from feeling like the best version of yourself. Whether dressing for work, a walk down the aisle, or everyday life, today's consumers are increasingly seeking clothing that feels personal, intentional, and uniquely their own.

This residency marks one of the key fashion moments in the Hamptons this July, a first month-long Hamptons takeover from a legacy womenswear brand celebrating its 30th anniversary and debuting its Spring/Summer 2026 Collection exclusively at The HUB. As Rebecca Taylor celebrates its milestone year, this will serve as its exclusive Hamptons home for July. Known for effortless sophistication and timeless femininity, the brand selected The HUB for its strong community presence and role as a premier East End shopping destination. 

The Montreal house brought four decades of couture restraint to Collins Park, proving that in a city built on excess, the boldest move can be composure.

At PARAISO Miami Swim Week, the Cuban-born label marked twenty years the only way it knows how with prints loud enough to be heard across an ocean.

Celebrating the 10th anniversary, Miami Fashion Institute held their annual graduate fashion show spotlighting the industry innovation, rising designers, and the future of fashion on the runway.

For Louis Vuitton Men's Spring/Summer 2027 Pre-Collection, Pharrell Williams looks to an unlikely source of inspiration: the weather. Titled Whatever the Weather, the collection explores the realities of modern travel, where life unfolds between continents, climates, and dress codes. Designed for the contemporary global citizen, the collection balances refinement and practicality through versatile pieces that seamlessly adapt from city streets to changing skies.

Fresh off the success of Prime Video's breakout hit Off Campus, Belmont Cameli is adding another major partnership to his rapidly rising career. The actor, who has quickly become a fan favorite for his portrayal of Garrett Graham in the highly anticipated adaptation of Elle Kennedy's bestselling novel The Deal, has been announced as Reebok's newest global brand ambassador.

Photography Courtesy of Louis Vuitton

In a moment where music, fashion, and global influence collide, Louis Vuitton unveils its latest cultural crossover: the LV Buttersoft Sneaker, reimagined in collaboration with House Ambassador j-hope, a defining force within global phenomenon BTS.

Just as the season begins to shift, Petal & Pup introduces its latest drop—Garden Party—a collection that captures the essence of spring dressing with ease and refinement.

With the launch of its Secret Garden drop, PrettyLittleThing leans into a softer, more elevated approach to spring dressing—where romantic details meet effortless wearability. Think delicate prints reimagined through a contemporary lens, balanced by soft tailoring, fluid silhouettes, and textures that feel both feminine and polished.

The intersection of sport and style continues to evolve, and Off Season is firmly at the center of that momentum. The premium sports-fashion brand, founded by Kristin Juszczyk and Emma Grede, has officially entered the world of Formula 1 with the launch of its first collaborative collection, available now.

With the winter Olympics now behind us, we’re excited to up our fashion game and embrace late winter and early spring fashions influenced by the 2026 Olympic styles. Here are some tips to create a wardrobe that is gold medal worthy!

Jessica Santander’s story is one of heritage, resilience, and self-expression. Raised between Brazilian and Colombian cultures, she grew up surrounded by the passion, color, and storytelling that define Latin life. From a young age, she understood the power of accessories not simply as adornment, but as a language. Jewelry became a way to express identity, emotion, and possibility.

Tennis has always held a unique place in the cultural imagination. Equal parts sport, style, and social ritual, it has long influenced fashion far beyond the baseline. Now, a new brand is stepping onto the court with a fresh perspective on that legacy. Courting, founded by Courtney Kelly, officially launches with a women’s collection that reimagines classic tennis staples through elevated fabrics, modern silhouettes, and a distinctly contemporary point of view.

For Fall Winter 2026, Louis Vuitton presents a menswear collection that feels less like a forecast and more like a future already in motion. Under the direction of Men’s Creative Director Pharrell Williams, the season reframes futuristic dressing as something grounded and essential. This is luxury defined by function, durability, and human need.

New York Fashion Week delivered its signature mix of glamour and edge on February 14, 2026, as LaQuan Smith unveiled his Fall Winter 2026 collection in Manhattan. Known for his unapologetic sensuality and razor sharp tailoring, Smith leaned fully into the codes that define his brand this season: structured silhouettes, commanding confidence, and a modern take on classic seduction.

For Fall/Winter 2026, LoveShackFancy once again transformed the historic Cooper Hewitt mansion on Fifth Avenue into a world entirely its own. Founder and Creative Director Rebecca Hessel Cohen returned to the Gilded Age landmark, trading spring’s airy florals for something moodier and more introspective. The setting felt like stepping inside an archival dream, where heritage and modern femininity met in quiet, romantic tension.