Denim takes centre stage this season in the form of several new collaborations. Diesel x Karol G offers denim pieces and garments inspired by the singer’s musical world; Guess Jeans x Allen Iverson spotlights iconic ’90s T-shirts and jeans; Frame x The Society Archive reworks vintage denim pieces; Evisu x Icecream presents streetwearcreations blending denim and bright colours. These capsules reveal how brands are reinterpreting denim. Here’s a closer look at each collaboration.
Evisu x Icecream: Japanese denim meets American street culture
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When Japanese craftsmanship meets American street culture, the result is an explosive collaboration. Evisu and Icecream join forces for a global capsule that fuses Osaka’s denim expertise with the energy of New York’s streets.
Built around a new logo- the Icecream Running Dog leaping through Evisu’s seagull- the collection pays homage to Nigo’s love of denim, balancing tradition with contemporary audacity. It features selvedge denim jeans and jackets with pink and green hickory detailing, oversized sweatshirts with co-branded embroidery, and a trucker cap inspired by the 2000s style beloved by Pharrell Williams. Each piece strikes a balance between artisanal precision and urban expression.
Born in 1991 in Osaka, Evisu has established itself as a benchmark for high-end denim, recognisable by its famous hand-painted seagull. Icecream, launched in 2005 by Pharrell Williams and Nigo, has cemented its status as a cult streetwear brand with a colourful, irreverent aesthetic.
The Evisu x Icecream collection launched on November 5 2025 on the BBC Icecream website and in BBC Icecream boutiques. Prices start at 67 euros and go up to 455 euros, depending on the piece.
Frame x The Society Archive: a contemporary tribute to America’s preppy heritage
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Frame unveils its first menswear collaboration with The Society Archive, the vintage studio renowned for its nostalgic lens on the styles of the 1990s and 2000s. Together, the two collaborators revisit the classics of the American wardrobe through a twenty-piece capsule blending modern luxury with an archival spirit.
With collegiate stripes, worn-in Oxford shirts, rugby jerseys, and vintage denim jackets, the collection captures the essence of preppy style while infusing it with Frame’s signature sophistication. True to its DNA, the Californian fashion house has not forgotten its attachment to denim- the signature material that has helped forge its identity since its inception.
Photographed and styled by Marcus Allen, founder of The Society Archive, the campaign presents a personal vision of men’s style: confident, elegant, and lived-in. Each piece evokes a story, poised between sartorial memory and contemporary design.
Founded in 2012 in Los Angeles, Frame has established itself as a benchmark for relaxed luxury, at the crossroads of Californian insouciance and Parisian chic. The Society Archive, founded in 2020, has distinguished itself as an essential resource for designers and brands exploring the evolution of American style, between heritage and modern culture.
The Frame x The Society Archive collection is available in selected Frame boutiques, on the brand’s website and at Bloomingdale’s. Prices range from 160 euros to 2,000 euros for a dinner jacket.
Guess Jeans presents a capsule collection with basketball legend Allen Iverson
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Guess Jeans unveils a limited-edition collaboration with basketball pioneer and cultural icon Allen Iverson.
This exclusive capsule pays tribute to one of the most iconic moments in sports and fashion culture: Iverson’s famous photo shoot for Sports Illustrated in 1993, where the 18-year-old prodigy proudly posed in his favourite Guess T-shirt.
The collection includes five exclusive T-shirts, each celebrating, in its own way, the energy, determination, and legendary attitude of Allen Iverson- a symbol of a generation that redefined the codes of style and sport.
Available now, the collection can be found in a selection of Guess Jeans boutiques and online at the brand’s official website. The five T-shirts are priced at 49 euros each.
Diesel X Karol G: an explosive collaboration between the denim house and a global music superstar
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Diesel and Karol G unite their worlds through an exclusive capsule collection co-designed by the singer and Glenn Martens, the brand’s creative director. Inspired by Karol G’s album Tropicoqueta, this capsule embodies the perfect fusion of musical energy and stylistic audacity that define both icons.
Comprising nine unique pieces, the collection features sun-drenched hues dominated by vibrant orange, enhanced by lotus and coconut motifs directly inspired by the album’s visual universe. Expect metallic bikinis, a one-piece swimsuit and a sensual mesh dress, as well as a floral T-shirt proudly bearing the slogan Latina Foreva.
Denim pieces- the beating heart of Diesel’s identity- naturally feature in the capsule: a grey biker jacket and matching long shorts are adorned with silver and gold Mylar prints, blending a rebellious spirit with sophistication. Bold accessories such as a baseball cap, orange sunglasses and a Double-D bag reimagined by Karol G complete this sensual, liberated, and assertive wardrobe.
A symbol of shared creativity and freedom of expression, the Diesel x Karol G collection celebrates the meeting of Latin music culture and the denim heritage of the Italian fashion house, which remains, more than ever, the guiding thread of its identity.
The capsule is available now at selected Diesel boutiques in Harbour City, Venetian, ION Orchard, and online at the Diesel website, with prices ranging from 75 euros for a bikini bottom to 445 euros for a polo dress.
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NYC-based footwear brand Koio is relaunching The Primo, the high-top sneaker that debuted the brand in 2015, in a limited-edition collaboration with leatherworker and YouTube creator Rose Anvil for its tenth anniversary.
Koio relaunches the Primo with Rose Anvil. – Koio
The updated Primo maintains Koio’s original Italian build standards, with internal upgrades including a full leather Strobel board, leather toe cap and counter, and a gum outsole. The upper is crafted from vegetable-tanned, untreated Vachetta calf leather sourced from Italian tannery Conceria Annarita, allowing the sneaker to naturally darken and develop a unique patina with wear.
“Reintroducing the Primo for our ten-year anniversary is incredibly meaningful,” said Johannes Quodt, co-founder of Koio. “It was the shoe that launched the brand, so bringing it back with Rose Anvil’s technical rigor felt like the right way to honor its legacy. The Vachetta leather will age beautifully, making this one of the most personal and character-rich versions we’ve ever created.”
The Primo first debuted in February 2015 at Koio’s Bowery pop-up, created by the founders as their ideal high-top sneaker. The silhouette remained a core style for five years before the brand shifted focus as its range expanded. Koio continued to receive requests from collectors and longtime customers to bring back the original design, prompting the reissue as part of the brand’s tenth-anniversary celebrations.
“The Primo was already a well-built sneaker, but replacing every internal synthetic component with leather significantly elevates the craftsmanship,” said Weston Kay, Rose Anvil. “Using untreated Vachetta leather means the shoe doesn’t just look good out of the box but it continues to improve over time.”
Koio’s work with Rose Anvil follows the success of their first collaboration—the Koio x Rose Anvil Capri Triple White—which sold out in less than 24 hours.
The limited-edition Primo is priced at $325 and is now available exclusively online.
Victoria’s Secret & Co. on Friday reported better-than-expected sales in the third quarter, prompting the U.S. lingerie giant to raise its full year outlook.
Victoria’s Secret raises full-year outlook on strong Q3. – Victoria’s Secret
The Ohio-based company said sales for the three months ending November 1 totalled $1.472 billion, up 9% from the third quarter of 2024 and above its previously communicated guidance range of $1.390 billion to $1.420 billion. Meanwhile, total comparable sales for the third quarter of 2025 increased 8%.
Victoria’s Secret recouped its earnings, reporting a net loss of $37 million, or $0.46 per diluted share, compared to net loss of $56 million, or $0.71 per diluted share, for the third quarter of 2024.
“With two iconic brands, Victoria’s Secret and Pink, a curated product assortment, high-emotion marketing and a relentless customer focus, we are reinforcing our leadership in global intimates and beauty,” said Victoria’s Secret & Co. CEO, Hillary Super.
“As we continue to advance our Path to Potential strategy, we are accelerating global growth, elevating brand distinctiveness, and unlocking greater value across our ecosystem to drive long-term profitable growth.”
Looking ahead, the company is now forecasting full-year net sales in the range of $6.450 billion to $6.480 billion, compared to prior guidance of $6.330 billion to $6.410 billion for the full year 2025. Adjusted net income per diluted share is estimated to be in the range of $2.40 to $2.65, compared to prior guidance of $1.80 to $2.20.
For the fourth quarter, the company is forecasting net sales to be in the range of $2.170 billion to $2.200 billion compared to last year’s fourth quarter net sales of $2.106 billion.
Bernard Arnault has paid homage to the late Frank Gehry, the brilliant Canadian-born architect who passed away on Friday in Los Angeles.
Frank Gehry
For Arnault, Gehry designed the Fondation Louis Vuitton, widely seen as the most important work of contemporary architecture ever commissioned by a luxury brand.
Gehry died aged 96 Friday after a short respiratory illness, bringing to an end a truly remarkable career that included buildings such the highly acclaimed Walt Disney Concert Hall in Los Angeles and titanium-clad Guggenheim Museum Bilbao, his greatest masterpiece.
“I am profoundly saddened by the passing of Frank Gehry, in whom I lose a very dear friend and for whom I shall forever retain boundless admiration. I owe to him one of the longest, most intense, and most ambitious creative partnerships I have ever had the privilege to experience. His oeuvre, crowned by the Pritzker Prize, is immense. He will remain a genius of lightness, transparency, and grace,” Arnault said in a release.
In October 2014, in the presence of French president François Hollande, Gehry and Arnault opened the Fondation Louis Vuitton, a brilliant Deconstructivist building with a price tag that ran to some €800 million. Riffing on late 19th-century French architecture which revolutionized the use of glass like the Grand Palais and combining that with computer technology and 3D design, Gehry created a beautiful structure. Built on the edge of the Bois de Boulogne, its unique shape suggested a giant sailboat gathering wind in its sails.
Fondation Louis Vuitton – Courtesy
“Frank Gehry – who possessed an unparalleled gift for shaping forms, pleating glass like canvas, making it dance like a silhouette – will long endure as a living source of inspiration for Louis Vuitton as well as for all the maisons of the LVMH group. With the Fondation Louis Vuitton pour la Création, he bestowed upon Paris and upon France his greatest masterpiece, the highest expression of his creative power, commensurate with the friendship he bore our city and the affection he showed for our culture,” Arnault added.
Gehry was to go on a design several stores and handbags for Louis Vuitton and has two more buildings in the pipeline for the luxury marque. A super-store concept building on Rodeo Drive in LA, due to open in two years, and an adjacent structure beside Louis Vuitton Foundation.
“My wife, my children, and I express our deepest condolences to his wife, Berta, and to his children,” concluded Arnault.