Here’s your weekend fashion report on celebrity style, new launches, fashion events to watch, and the wear-now garment spotlight.
Fashion launches
- Old Navy Fall Handbag Collection: Affordable totes, crossbodies, buckets, and clutches in faux leather and sued, priced $24.99 to $44.99.
- Knix x Nicole Scherzinger “Better Than Ever” Activewear: Leggings, strappy bras, mesh workout tops, and new CloudCut fabric. These pieces are designed for workouts and everyday wear.
- Nili Lotan Handbag Collection: Nili Lotan’s first accessories line from features 16 leather styles crafted in Italy and Spain.
- Catbird x Clairo Jewelry Capsule: The seven-piece collection of rings, charms, necklaces is inspired by Clairo’s tattoos, in yellow gold and sterling silver.
- FRIED RICE – Asia Pop-Up Collection/Drops: The NYC streetwear brand launched a Shenzhen pop-up with seasonal collections, limited drops, and cultural programming.
What celebs are wearing
- Meghan Markle wears Tiny Tags: Markle wore Tiny Tags 14k Gold Mini Square Locket ($195) during her interview with Emily Chang for The Circuit. Shop Tiny Tags.
- Saweetie wears Aelfric Eden: Saweetie wore Aelfric Eden’s 77 Knit ($89.95) to the U.S. Open Women’s Finals. Justin Bieber and Austin North have also worn Aelfric Eden. Shop Aelfric Eden.
- Ciara wears Alexis Bittar: Ciara wore the Alexis Bittar Large Molten Hinge Cuff Bracelet in silver to the 2025 VMAs. Shop Alexis Bittar.
- Daniela Avanzini wears Alexis Bittar: Avanzini wore the Alexis Bittar Brut Silver Large Mosaic Earrings to the 2025 VMAs. Shop Alexis Bittar.
- Jesse McCartney wears TAFT: McCartney wore the Jack Penny Loafer ($295) in his “Dulce” music video, first single from his EP Weightless. Matt Bomer, Lance Bass, Timothy Olyphant, and Ryan Seacrest have also been spotted in TAFT. Shop TAFT.
Fashion week calendar
Spring and summer 2026 fashion trends are on tap as fashion weeks kick off this month. Here’s your calendar:
- New York Fashion Week: September 11-16, 2025
- London Fashion Week: September 18-22, 2025
- Milan Fashion Week: September 23-29, 2025
- Paris Fashion Week: September 29-October 7, 2025
Generally, fashion weeks in the fall preview spring and summer collections for the following year, while spring shows introduce trends designed for fall. Even if you don’t buy designer fashion—in truth, how many of us do?—runway themes in color, shape, fabric, and styling generally define the vibe of mass market fashion. This is especially true for stores like Zara and Asos that define themselves as trendy.
How to watch fashion weeks
Fashion weeks used to be industry-only, but this digital age offers more ways to tune in. The Vogue Runway app shares good coverage of events, though it may not be live. You can also tune into YouTube channels of favorite designers to see if they are streaming their own shows. Dior, Louis Vuitton, and Chanel have done this in the past. Designer Instagram and TikTok channels may also feature show sound bites.
Wear-now garment spotlight: Low-rise baggy jeans
If you’ve been spotting low-rise baggy jeans everywhere, you’re not imagining things. The low slung, relaxed and roomy denim pant is back in a big way. It’s got a street-style, 90s vibe, and a touch of youth. But I assure you, anyone can wear this style. You only need the right styling tips. Here you go:
- Balance proportions. Pair your low-rise baggies with a fitted or cropped top.
- Layer. Add a longline blazer atop your crop if it’s cold or you need more coverage. If the long outer layer doesn’t feel right on your shape, play with different hemlines. A hemline that hits just below the top of the low-rise waistband can lengthen your upper body and create nice balance.
- Go big on the belt. Try statement belts with embellishments or a bold, contrasting color.
- Choose shoes strategically. Pointed-toe heels add sophistication, while chunky loafers keep things casual.
You can find low-rise baggy jeans right now at Zara, Asos, Abercrombie, and Hollister. If you want to step into this trend lightly, see Mango’s medium-rise baggy jean – it’s a touch more conservative.