December is here and everyone is just trying to lock in for that final stretch before the holidays. Fashion, however, shows no signs of slowing down, so below are all the collaborations, collections and parties from over the past week that you should have on your radar.
The Standard collaborated with Crash Baggage
Luggage brand Crash Baggage has teamed up with hotel group The Standard on a carry on suitcase. Red and intentionally dented, the suitcase "celebrates both brands’ shared love of breaking convention and reimagining travel as an act of pleasure seeking." You can cop the bag here.
Demna dropped a new look book for Gucci
Demna's just dropped imagery of a new collection via a lookbook. Titled “Generation Gucci,” the imagery follows an ”imaginary Gucci show that never happened.” .
McQueen Pre-Fall 26 collection is here
McQueen launched its Pre-Fall 2026 collection, which the brand described as "heritage submitting to a new hedonism. Captured against the backdrop of Eltham Palace. Youth seeking stately abandon; irreverence entwined with refinement."
Y-3 released new pieces
Y-3 just dropped its Spring/Summer 2026 collection, once again merging Yohji Yamamoto’s utilitarian approach with Adidas's sportswear aesthetic.
The Y-3 SS26 collection is available to purchase now on the Adidas website.
The North Face and SKIMS go skiing
In a rogue collaboration, outerwear brand The North Face joined forces with underwear brand SKIMS for a new ski collection. The collection launches December 9 at 6AM PT on SKIMS.COM, TheNorthFace.com, in SKIMS stores, and in select The North Face stores.
Giorgio Armani may have dropped the ski campaign of the season
Georgio Armani just launched a new ski campaign, helping us usher in the festive season in style.
Charli xo for Saint Laurent
Charli xcx is the star of Saint Laurent's Spring 26 campaign, photographed by Glen Luchford.
This Christmas tree at Bistrotheque, designed by Good Times Collective, is so good
It's not Christmas in London without the Bistrotheque Christmas tree. This year it was designed by Good Times Collective, an independent agency of creatives.
Martin Ødegaard for the Holzweiler Heroes campaign
Footballer Martin Ødegaard starred in a campaign for fashion brand Holzweiler. “My football career has definitely influenced my fashion choices over the years. Moving away from Norway, I’ve seen different styles, different cultures. You pick up things here and there," Ødegaard said of the collaboration on Instagram.
Aunty Bemi set the vibe for 2026
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Aunty Bemi killed it at this year's Fashion Awards.
We partied with DJ Fat Toni and Ray Ban Meta
Ray Ban Meta linked up with DJ Fat Toni for a night out in London where everyone was out on the floor with their Metas on.
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