This month, discover a range of newly launched collections—from essential daily wear to curated handmade garments, and everything in between.
These latest releases showcase a contemporary style that’s flexible, fun, and most importantly, effortlessly stylish. Read on to explore our March selections, all available online and in-store this weekend.
Kith X New Balance 1906R
Launching on March 11, Kith’s collaboration with New Balance is a redesign of the iconic model 1906R, a retro runner designed for performance, with subtle Kith branding details in an all-new colorway.
Co-branded elements, like Kith’s logo treatments at the tongue and sockliner and New Balance branding on the lateral sides and heel, create a stylish blend of color and character.
Uniqlo 2024 Spring/Summer Collection
Led by Artistic Director Christophe Lemaire, this latest Uniqlo collection prioritizes relaxed fits, earthy tones, and innovative materials. The Zip Up Blouson, made from cotton slub twill fabric, is a loose workwear fit that melds casual style with a modern touch.
Other highlights include the Utility Vest and the AIRism Cotton Short Sleeve T-Shirt, wardrobe staples that highlight practical design and natural textures.
Fortune W.W.D. Spring/Summer 2024 Collection at United Arrows & Sons
Known for its innovative and playful approach to fashion and design, Fortune W.W.D. will be releasing its latest collection at the Harajuku Main Store of United Arrows & Sons.
These pieces celebrate a practical yet modern approach to fashion, drawing on diverse design choices, from military style to handmade sewing. For all its experimentation, this latest collection still foregrounds comfort and practicality, with thoughtful pocket choices and loose fits.
H&M Studio S/S 2024
Conceptualized by their in-house design team, H&M’s newest batch of clothing is an offering of elegant flair, featuring “slouchy suits meeting flowing dresses, laid-back separates and sumptuous accessories.”
These curated pieces reveal astute details with modern features. “S/S 2024 expresses a longing for adventure,” said concept designer Linda Wikell. “We envisioned a 1970s musician on the road, a creative soul that travels light, picking up pieces for her wardrobe along the way.”
