Veneda Carter x Timberland
Timberland is an iconic label all on its own—but add stylist and jewelry designer Veneda Carter’s exacting eye to the mix, and the outerwear brand gets a whole new look. Just two years ago, the L.A.-based creative released her first collaboration with Timberland: a shiny patent-leather version of the brand’s classic 6” wheat boot, a silhouette that’s been a staple in Carter’s personal wardrobe for years. The style—which the Internet quickly dubbed as the “glazed doughnut boot”—was an instant hit. “It has been so exciting to see how many people the shoes speak to,” Carter says. “Even those who have never worn Timberland before are wearing these shoes.”
Thanks to the success of the first collection, Carter and Timberland have partnered once more, introducing three new styles in what is becoming her collab signature—patent leather. The 6” boot will now be available not only in wheat patent leather, but in black patent leather as well (a fierce colorway already worn by the likes of Drake). But what Carter is most excited for in this second iteration is the new zip-boot heel: a silhouette inspired by a 2019 Timberland Poshmark find that barely cost Veneda $20. The design gives Timberland fans a touch of sleek elegance and elevation. Timberland x Veneda Carter Drop 2 will be available to shop at flagship Timberland® stores and online, as well as select retailers on Tuesday, March 5th at 8 AM EST.
Louis Vuitton Remix Collection
No longer must you search the depths of Depop to find Louis Vuitton bags of the early aughts. Now, you can purchase one, brand new, from the house itself. Louis Vuitton has caught on to the Y2K craze, and it’s bringing back two of its most popular prints and one of its classic bags from the era with the new LV Remix Collection. The Monogram Vernis and Monogram Denim, which originally debuted in 2000 and 2005, respectively, find a place on a range of bags, including the Croissant from 2002. Other more modern styles like the Capucines get the Denim and Monogram treatment as well, as does a range of belts, shoes, and hats. If you wish to dress in head-to-toe denim Louis Vuitton like you’re heading out for a night at the club with Paris Hilton in 2005, you’ll find everything you need right here.
La Ligne’s Anniversary Archive Collection
American fashion brand La Ligne is celebrating its seven-year anniversary by giving back to its fans. Ahead of the milestone, the brand’s cofounders Meredith Melling, Molly Howard, and Valerie Macaulay presented over 30 archival styles and allowed consumers to choose their favorites. Now, the winning seven styles are being reissued in a limited-edition collection, allowing for one more chance to snap them up. Of course, La Ligne’s signature stripe is present within the collection, in the form of a half-zip sweater, black and white button-down, and more. Wardrobe staples are also at play, like a classic satin slipdress and wide-leg tuxedo pants. The collection is available now online at www.lalignenyc.com as well as at La Ligne’s bricks-and-mortar locations.
Louis Vuitton Men’s Spring/Summer 2024 Pop-Up
Louis Vuitton is lending its Parisian sensibility to downtown Manhattan with the opening of a SoHo pop-up celebrating Pharrell Williams’s first collection as the creative director of Louis Vuitton Men’s. The only experience on the East Coast dedicated to the collection, the Pont Neuf–themed store takes inspiration from the setting where Williams staged his first show back in June 2023. Covered almost completely in gold, the space boasts Parisian-style molding inspired by the bridge, as well as streetlamps that will transport you to the City of Light. A white and gold checkered floor pays homage to the house’s classic Damier pattern, which Williams reinterpreted throughout his spring/summer 2024 collection. Accessories, jewelry, leather goods, luggage, ready-to-wear, shoes, and trunks will be available at the shop, while a second location down the street will offer an appointment-only experience. The pop-up will be open from January 4 through mid-March with a second drop of goods coming on February 8.
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