NEW RELEASES
The market is rapidly evolving, with newness arriving across every corner of the fashion and beauty landscape. From statement jewelry and seasonal collections to the latest makeup launches and accessories worth knowing about, brands are constantly finding new ways to reinterpret and optimize what we already love. Here, we round up the latest releases making their way onto our radar this month, from everyday essentials to pieces that take up a little bit more space.
DIOR
Dior’s Fall/Winter 26–27 collection takes the water lily as its central motif, inspired by the flowers blooming in the Tuileries Garden’s Bassin Octogonal. This botanical theme flows across the House’s accessories, appearing in embroidered interpretations on purses like the Lady Dior, D-Joy, Saddle bags; while a delicate water lily clasp adorns the Petit Dîner clutch. The motif continues through the Dior Bloom sandals, Dior Nymphéa heels, silk scarves with shades of blue, green and pink. The collection explores the tension between nature and artifice, translating the quiet resilience of the water lily into Dior’s signature craftsmanship.
TORY BURCH
Tory Burch’s Fall/Winter 2026 collection revisits familiar staples including trenches, henleys, boatneck sweaters, pencil skirts, and tailored separates, giving them a lived-in sensibility. Cardigans are adorned with hand-done Indian badla embroidery, while washed Shetland wool, plush corduroy, twisted jersey dresses, and undone seams add texture and ease. Accessories take a more playful turn, from sardine pins and shell earrings to handwoven raffia bags and the new Bunny Knot in leather and metal. The result is a collection built around the idea that true style doesn’t result from following rules.
JUDE BENHALIM
Perfectly fitting for the current reemergence of statement jewelry, Jude Benhalim’s new Capsule Collection is intended for everyday, with sculptural pieces designed to be worn, layered, rearranged, and made entirely your own. Each piece can be customized through a choice of pendant, plating, chain, and cord, allowing the wearer to change the combination depending on the outfit, mood, or occasion. It’s a collection built on a fairly radical idea for jewelry: that the piece doesn’t have to tell you how to wear it.
ALAÏA
For its Summer Fall 2026 campaign, Alaïa turns its attention to the female silhouette, with Teyana Taylor at its center. Shot in black and white by David Sims, the campaign captures Taylor through a series of intimate, dynamic portraits presenting Alaïa’s clothes as an extension of the body itself, celebrating a femininity that feels powerful, instinctive, and entirely self-possessed.
LACOSTE
Rooted in Lacoste’s enduring relationship with tennis, the Slam Break is highlighting Lacoste’s approach to bringing its heritage into the present. The brand’s Absorption De Shock (ADS) technology, originally developed for performance tennis footwear in the 2000’s, provides lightweight support and stability throughout the day.
BURBERRY
Burberry, the ultimate outerwear icon, reworked its signature silhouettes in lightweight fabrics made for chilly weather. Designed with transitional dressing in mind, the collection offers lighter jackets suitable for those in-between days with a slight chill or worn underneath heavier coats when winter arrives. Heritage rainwear is given a contemporary update, with familiar Burberry silhouettes reimagined in lighter proportions and fabrics for a more modern take on classic outerwear.
RHODE
The Rhode pocket blushes now have a new cooler sister, the pocket bronzer. Similar to the blush, it’s lightweight, buildable, melts into your skin, and leaves a natural finish. Its non-sticky formula is designed to blend seamlessly and wear for at least eight hours, making it an easy choice for everyday makeup. If there’s one beauty product we need going into the colder months, it’s bronzer.
MAKEUP BY MARIO
The Makeup by Mario long-wear cream eyeshadow initially caught our eyes because of its packaging. It, unconventionally, comes with a doe-foot applicator and looks like a lip product, what’s not to love? For those who aren’t fond of wearing eyeshadow, this should be a much simpler, faster way to accomplish the same look. It’s crease-, sweat-, humidity- and waterproof, making it a particularly good pick for long days or nights out and comes in both matte and shimmer shades.
ONE/SIZE COSMETICS
The One/Size color corrector stain is the first of its kind we’ve ever seen. Available in six color-correcting shades, it’s highly pigmented, long-wearing, waterproof, and sets in place without ever transferring. It might bring you one step closer to a flawless complexion with minimal products.
