The January Fashion News To Know, From Collabs To Campaigns

Everyone typically has at least one New Year’s resolution they hope to accomplish in the coming months. Of course, sticking to a consistent workout routine or eating more fruits and veggies is high on the list for many folks. Or maybe you’re hoping to get into some simple healthy habits, like reading every night before bed. Should another 2025 goal be to revamp your wardrobe, the January fashion news, which ranges from new collaborations to special brand collections, is here to help.

For instance, if your go-to pajamas could use a fashion-forward upgrade, Sleeper has you covered. The fashion girl-loved Ukrainian label is celebrating 10 years with a line of reimagined (and statement-making) sleepwear and loungewear looks. “This collection is a love letter to the hardworking women of Ukraine — a celebration of the hands that have shaped Sleeper’s story and a testament to the power of women standing together,” the press release said.

Meanwhile, Chanel debuted its latest Coco Crush collection — the inaugural drop was released in 2015. This new installment includes rubies for the first time. For the line’s accompanying campaign, Chanel tapped BLACKPINK’s Jennie, one of the label’s current ambassadors, and welcomed Mona Tougaard and Amelia Gray Hamlin as new faces of the brand.

Below, read up on the industry’s January fashion news — hot off the press. This month is shaping up to be an exciting one.

Halfdays & Ilia Beauty Team Up

This month, skiwear label Halfdays and beauty brand Ilia teamed up on a limited-edition ski suit and face cream. Featuring Halfdays’ bestselling Lawrence jacket ($375) and Alessandra pant ($275), the snow-ready set is splashed with Ilia’s signature light pink “Lip” shade. Meanwhile, to ensure your complexion is hydrated on the slopes, the brands also released a Barrier Build Skin Protectant Cream, which calms skin in the winter. The product comes free of purchase when buying the ski suit.

Canada Goose Launches Its First Eyewear Collection

On Jan. 30, Canada Goose unveiled its first-ever eyewear collection, which includes 18 sun and 23 optical designs. Features from the brand’s original outerwear line are threaded throughout its new category, such as its signature disc logo and reflective temple details. “Eyewear is a natural extension of our commitment to delivering exceptional quality and performance, and demonstrates our ongoing progress against key business priorities,” Carrie Baker, president of brand and commercial at Canada Goose, said in a statement. Shop the frames here.

Barbour & ERDEM Drop A Collection

Following its Spring/Summer 2024 runway collaboration, Barbour and ERDEM are joining forces again for another line for Spring/Summer 2025. This time around, the brands created four outerwear silhouettes: The Beauflower, Dhalia, Clover, and Constance. With its floral motifs and neutral hues, the styles are equally feminine and timeless.

“I was inspired by the extraordinary Barbour archive, particularly their fabrications and hardware, and loved the idea of translating their heritage of practical, utilitarian details and combining it with my language of the feminine,” namesake designer Erdem Moralioglu said in a press release.

STAUD Introduces STAUD Sport Line

On Jan. 30, STAUD introduced its new STAUD Sport collection. CEO and Creative Director Sarah Staudinger launched the line with the intention for it to be worn at the gym and for everyday outings. “We’ve created a collection that delivers on comfort and performance without compromising style,” she said in a press release. The functional yet elevated offerings include anorak jackets, pleated mini dresses, and ballet-inspired sneakers, just to name a few standout looks.

Emily Ratajkowski Fronts Kurt Geiger’s Spring 2025 Campaign

Emily Ratajkowski starred in Kurt Geiger’s Spring 2025 campaign, titled Kurt’s Motel. Captured in Palm Springs, the imagery shows the model and author clad in Kurt Geiger’s latest ultra-colorful, print-happy swim looks, bags, and shoes. “Summer has arrived at Kurt’s Motel bringing Palm Springs vibes and Kurt Geiger glam,” Rebecca Farrar-Hockley, chief creative officer of Kurt Geiger, explained in a press release. “This season I’m beyond excited to unveil a collection for the woman who, like Emily, knows who she is, knows what she loves, and dresses to be seen.”

L'AGENCE & Eberjey Design Pajamas Together

In the market for some nice PJs? As luck would have it, L’AGENCE and Eberjey came together to design the cutest looks. Launched on Jan. 30, the collection is made from the sleepwear brand’s signature washable silk fabric. Rendered in a dreamy floral prints, the line includes a mini dress, a robe, sleep masks, as well as long and short pajamas sets.

Live The Process Collabs With The Whitney Museum

Activewear label Live The Process collaborated with the iconic Whitney Museum for a limited-edition capsule honoring the late dancer and visionary artist Alvin Ailey and his exhibit at the museum, Edges of Ailey, which goes until Feb. 9. The dance-themed collection includes four products: a leotard, shrug, headband, and leg warmers. You can purchase the looks at the museum and on its site.

Casablanca Launches Its Beach Club Campaign

We may be months away from summer, but Parisian label Casablanca is bringing the tropical vibes this January with its new Beach Club 2025 campaign. Lensed by photographer Jeremy Soma in Tenerife, the imagery showcases the brand’s accompanying collection, which includes colorful crochet long-sleeve shirts, ombré swimwear, graphic tees, and more summery essentials.

Heaven Mayhem Enters The Fine Jewelry Space

Celebrity-loved jewelry and accessories label Heaven Mayhem is making its foray into the fine jewelry world with a collection in partnership with Real Fine Studio. Launching on Jan. 24, the three-piece line, which will retail from $240 to $550, boasts a tennis necklace, tennis bracelet, and studs made from 925 sterling silver and adorned with lab-grown moissanite.

Anthropologie Launches New Private Label

You may be familiar with a few of Anthropologie’s private brands, such as Maeve and Pilcro. On Jan. 21, the retailer unveiled another in-house label, Celandine, which is now online and in stores. The new brand focuses on resortwear, with offerings running the gamut from breezy maxi dresses to multi-color one-piece swimsuits. Priced between $58 to $168, a majority of the looks are available in sizes XS to 3X.

Larroudé Debuts Its First Sneaker

Loved for its boots, heels, and flats, Larroudé just entered the sneaker scene with its first-ever pair — the Stella sneaker. Giving off a cool retro vibe, the slim kicks, priced at $250, are available in four two-tone colorways. They’re chic enough to wear with a midi dress yet perfect for a casual weekend look.

Damson Madder Releases Its First Fashion Film

On Jan. 16, Damson Madden dropped its inaugural fashion film "untitled,” along with a campaign for its Pre-Spring 25 line, which marks its first collection of 2025. “untitled captures the often reluctant return from the cocoon of winter and the sense of ennui that typifies January, whilst providing an antidote with fresh shapes, print and color stories for spring,” the brand said in a statement.

As for the new collection, the London-based label played around with its signature dreamy colors — think bubblegum pink and baby blue — as well as fun details like statement collars and puff sleeves. Shop the latest styles here.

Gracie Abrams Fronts Chanel’s Latest Campaign

Up-and-coming musician Gracie Abrams is the face of Chanel’s Spring/Summer 2025 pre-collection campaign, which was shot by Craig McDean under the artistic direction of Sofia Coppola. The French fashion house’s selection makes perfect sense, as the “That’s So True” singer has been sporting the label on the red carpet at events like last year’s Grammys and Met Gala. For the shoot, Abrams modeled signature Chanel looks, such as its tweed matching sets, two-tone ballet flats, and pearl necklaces.

RIXO Drops A Collab With Stripe & Stare

On Jan. 16, RIXO is releasing an exclusive underwear collection with fellow London-based brand Stripe and Stare. Fusing RIXO’s instantly recognizable playful prints — think hearts, polka dots, florals, and leopard — and Stripe and Stare’s soft, earth-friendly fabrics, the offerings strike the perfect balance between cute and comfortable. “We’re both customers of each other's brands and have similar ethos around sustainability, diversity and female empowerment so it’s been a joy to see this come to fruition,” RIXO’s founders Henrietta Rix and Orlagh McCloskey said in a statement.

Moda Operandi & POSSE Launch Exclusive Capsule Collection

Aussie label POSSE and luxury retailer Moda Operandi joined forces on an exclusive capsule. Ranging from $229 to $350, the collection boasts airy, breezy separates and sheer knitwear crafted from sustainable materials like European flax linen and BCI-certified cotton. This partnership is incredibly special for the POSSE team, as Moda Operandi is the first U.S. retailer to carry its pieces. “It’s an exciting opportunity to connect even more deeply with the Moda community, and I couldn’t be more thrilled to see this collection come to life,” Danielle Mulham, POSSE’s founder and creative director, said in a statement.

Marfa Stance & Mickalene Thomas Release An Outerwear Collection

British label Marfa Stance tapped award-winning visual artist Mickalene Thomas for a limited-edition outerwear collection. Available to shop on Jan. 22, the line reimagined Marfa Stance’s functional, celebrity-favorite jackets and vests with the creative’s bold, rich textures and striking colors. The unique designs in the capsule, which start at $300, are bound to turn heads on the streets.

Silk Laundry Celebrates The Year Of The Snake

Silk Laundry is celebrating the Year of The Snake with a limited-edition Lunar New Year collection. For the two-piece capsule, priced from $340 to $415, the Australian label introduced a new snake print inspired by the 2025 zodiac, which is splashed on its signature 1996 slip dress and short-sleeve boyfriend shirt.

Spanx Drops SPANXsmooth OnForm Line

On Jan. 14, Spanx launched its most gentle, versatile line yet — the SPANXsmooth OnForm collection. Offering a light level of compression for low-intensity workouts and everyday dressing alike, the super-soft products are made from sweat-wicking and fast-drying materials. Best of all, the assortment has everything you need to build your 2025 workout collection, from bras to leggings.

Stakt & Gray Malin Team Up On A Yoga Mat

If getting back into your yoga or Pilates routine is one of your New Year’s resolutions, perhaps a one-of-a-kind mat would make your workout more fun. Enter Stakt’s partnership with Gray Malin. The at-home fitness platform released a mat, priced at $108, with the photographer's iconic “Waikiki Beach” print. This piece is the next best thing to actually breaking a sweat near the shore. Plus, according to the product description, a portion of the proceeds will be donated to the California Fire Foundation.

Ralph Lauren Receives The Presidential Medal Of Freedom

On Saturday, Ralph Lauren made history by becoming the first fashion designer to the Presidential Medal of Freedom, which is the highest civilian award in the United States. (Other individuals who have been honored with it include the likes of Babe Ruth, Warren Buffett, and John McCain.) The 85-year-old New York native received the prestigious accolade from President Biden at a ceremony in Washington, D.C. Lauren kicked off his career in the ‘60s by debuting a line of men’s neckties, which he sold out of a drawer in a showroom in the Empire State Building. From there, he grew his fashion empire, which continues to be an industry favorite today. A well-deserved recipient.

Saks Fifth Avenue Partners With Saturday Night Live

Saks Fifth Avenue and Saturday Night Live joined forces to celebrate a major milestone: The NBC show’s 50th anniversary. Today, they launched a line of exclusive SNL-inspired merchandise created by Favorite Daughter and Le Labo Fragrances. Apparel from the Erin and Sara Foster-owned label includes denim jackets to sweatshirts, while the perfume brand launched a special version of its Classic Candle in their signature SANTAL 26 scent, with a label reading, “Live from New York, it’s SANTAL 26!” You can shop the offerings from Jan. 10 to Feb. 10 at Saks Fifth Avenue’s New York flagship. Then, from Jan. 23 through Feb. 24, they’ll be available at a pop-up in Saks Fifth Avenue’s store on Wilshire Boulevard in Beverly Hills.

J.Crew & Araks Drop A Collection

Clear some space in your intimates drawer because the new J.Crew and Araks collab deserves a spot in your collection. As it happens, Araks’ founder, Araks Yeramyan, is a former member of the J.Crew design team — making this partnership all the more special. Featuring lingerie and loungewear, the limited-edition capsule merges J.Crew’s timeless, no-fuss silhouettes with Araks’ bold, punchy colors.

Chanel Debuts Its New Coco Crush Collection

As mentioned, this January, Chanel launched its latest Coco Crush collection. It’s a meaningful drop for the Parisian fashion house as the line features a new interpretation of Coco Crush with rubies. Meanwhile, the Chanel Jewelry Creation Studio also released a new pavé setting technique for Coco Crush, which entails adorning the diagonal lines of the quilted weave. “The diamonds light up the incisions,” a statement from the brand said. “Although the gemstones seem naturally scattered on gold, it’s a mirage precisely set by the technical prowess of the jewelers and settings. A bold, innovative pavé setting that is sure to inspire new ways of wearing.”

Sleeper Celebrates 10 Years

Happy 10th birthday, Sleeper. To honor the milestone, the Kyiv-based brand is introducing a special Pre-Spring 2025 collection. Created in partnership with Sleeper’s Ukrainian team and the Roza Factory, the city’s legendary jersey manufacturer, the line zeroes in on elevated loungewear with the brand’s distinct details, like feathers, bows, and ruffles.

“We want to honor the women’s hands who, over these 10 years, have made one of the most incredible stories in fashion possible — the creation of Sleeper,” the label’s founders, Asya Veretsa and Kate Zubarieva, said in a press release. “A brand born from sisterhood, deep love for craftsmanship, and a shared appreciation for beauty.” You can pre-order the collection here.

L’AGENCE Opens New Boutique At Fashion Island

L’AGENCE just unveiled its latest location at Fashion Island in Newport Beach, California. Designed by New York-based Paul Bennett Architecture, the stunning 1,221 square-foot space marks the label’s sixth boutique in the United States (the others are in New York and Texas). “We are thrilled to open our new L’AGENCE store at Fashion Island in Newport Beach, a natural next step in connecting directly with our loyal customer base in Southern California and showcasing the full expression of the brand.” Jonny Saven, CEO of L’AGENCE, said in a press release.

Jimmy Choo Introduces Diamond Flex Trainer

Jimmy Choo kicked off 2025 with the release of its latest shoe — the Diamond Flex Trainer. Boasting a flexible, lightweight sole, the silhouette offers maximum comfort. Jimmy Choo’s new laid-back sneakers are available in men's and women’s sizes, with styles including black, latte, metallic silver, ruby red leather, and leopard-printed pony. The women’s pairs, which are priced from $595 to $795, have a back that folds down, allowing for the option to wear the shoes as mules.