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For our Weekly Drop Watch column, Fashionista scours the market to curate the most noteworthy releases from our favorite fashion and beauty brands. Keep scrolling for this week’s highlights.
Fashion Launches
Adanola x Hailey Bieber
British activewear brand Adanola tapped Hailey Bieber for a ballet-inspired collab. The 23-piece collection melds Bieber’s “personal take on dancewear” with “Adanola’s versatile approach to movement,” spanning boleros, trousers, leg warmers, yoga pants, knits, outerwear and more. “For this collaboration with Adanola, I wanted to build a collection that moves seamlessly from workout wear to streetwear,” Bieber said via a press release. “I’ve always loved how the brand approaches activewear, so bringing this idea to life with them felt like a natural fit. A few of the pieces, and the campaign itself, are inspired by my years of dancing, specifically ballet.” Shop the collab at adanola.com.
Ganni x Lululemon
Photo: Courtesy of Lululemon
Another exciting new activewear collab this week came courtesy of Ganni and Lululemon: The Copenhagen-based fashion label and Canadian leggings purveyor joined forces on a collection “inspired by their shared belief in the joy of movement.” With 22 styles across women’s, accessories and footwear, the collection goes all in on Ganni’s signature leopard print and incorporates ’80s dance vibes. The accompanying campaign features actor Jennifer Beals (of on-theme “Flashdance” fame) and singer and dancer Mette. Shop the collection at lululemon.com and ganni.com.
Ugg x JW Anderson
Photo: Courtesy of Ugg
Ugg enlisted JW Anderson to reinterpret its classic styles through the label’s “distinctive design perspective.” Available in three colorways personally selected by Anderson — Chestnut, Khaki and Orange — the shearling-lined boots and clogs retail for $400 and $300, respectively, at ugg.com.
Madhappy x Lucky Brand
Photo: Courtesy of Lucky Brand
Lucky Brand teamed up with Los Angeles-based label Madhappy for a denim collab featuring vintage-inspired boyfriend jeans, distressed low-rise bootcuts and denim shorts alongside hoodies and zip jackets. The collection drops on madhappy.com and at Madhappy shops on Friday.
Rùadh x Dévé
Photo: Courtesy of Rùadh
Fashion label Rùadh teamed up with U.K.-based demi-fine jewelry brand Dévé on a jewelry capsule that marks the former brand’s first ever collaboration. Inspired by Art Deco modernism, the collection features eight sculptural pieces. Shop them at ruadh.com.
Jenni Kayne Debuts Denim
Photo: Terence Connors/Jenni Kayne
California lifestyle brand Jenni Kayne debuted its first denim collection this week. Designed to complete the Jenni Kayne wardrobe, the launch introduces three silhouettes: the Malibu Canyon Crop, Ojai Straight, and Topanga Wide Leg, all in unbleached, undyed fabric (indigo colorways will follow in the coming year). All three styles retail for $265 and are available in sizes 24–31, exclusively at Jenni Kayne stores and online at jennikayne.com.
Aurate x Molly Dickson
Photo: Courtesy of Aurate
Jewelry brand Aurate partnered with celebrity stylist Molly Dickson on a limited-edition jewelry capsule. Dickson, whose client list includes Lana Del Rey, Sadie Sink, Camila Mendes, Sydney Sweeney and Mckenna Grace, is a lover of Georgian-era jewelry, and so the collab features a mix of high and low, with vintage inspiration sprinkled in. The 26-piece lineup is priced between $150 and $2,000 and is available at aurate.com.
Beauty Launches
Danessa Myricks Drops New Palette
Photo: Courtesy of Danessa Myricks
Danessa Myricks introduced Lightwork VIII Freedom Palette ($132), a limited-edition, 18-shade magnetic, stackable and customizable eye and face palette inspired by “the iconic terrains and surreal atmospheres Danessa has encountered while traveling the world.” The palette spans 18 shades and seven distinct finishes. Shop it at danessamyricksbeauty.com and sephora.com.
Paula’s Choice Launches Pimple Patches
Photo: Courtesy of Paula's Choice
Skin-care brand Paula’s Choice introduced Clear Quick Rescue Blemish Patches ($14) featuring patent-pending brush-on technology, meaning each patch is coated with a blend of “microbiome-supporting actives and botanical extracts, maximizing ingredient contact with skin for superior efficacy.” The patches are also designed to be ultra-thin and skin-like, and are clinically proven to reduce blemish size and redness in one hour, according to the brand’s claims. Shop them at paualschoice.com.
The Ordinary’s Multi-Tasking Lip Treatment
Photo: Courtesy of The Ordinary
The Ordinary dropped a new lip product, the HA + Asiaticoside Lip Treatment ($10), which is described as a “multi-active formulation contain[ing] lip-specific technologies that address signs of aging on the lips such as dryness, roughness, fine lines, as well as a loss of volume and definition,” in a press release. Shop it at ulta.com.