The 2024 January Fashion News You’ll Definitely Want To Pay Attention To

One of the best parts about the fashion industry is there’s always something exciting going on. Even in January, a month that’s notoriously sleepy and, frankly, boring, the calendar is packed. Award show season is picking back up, with the Critics Choice Awards and Emmys happening during the middle of the month (BTW, we’ve got you covered on the best red carpet moments). Then, on Jan. 29, insiders will touch down in Copenhagen for its Fall/Winter 2024 Fashion Week. While you patiently wait for these in-person events, the January fashion news is here to keep you from falling into a winter style rut (we’ve all been there).

Considering designers’ latest collaborations, collections, and campaigns are already looking great, it’s safe to say 2024 will be a strong year for fashion. Just look at White + Warren’s new partnership with The Metropolitan Museum of Art. The luxe knitwear label and renowned museum joined forces to create a limited-edition cashmere collection with art references throughout (spoiler: you’ll probably want every single piece). As far as new fashion shoots go, Warby Parker just unveiled its Spring 2024 campaign, fronted by celebrities like Jemima Kirke, Antonia Gentry, Brandon Flynn, and more stars. The imagery highlights the eyewear brand’s new spring collection (more on it ahead).

Scroll ahead to learn more about January’s fashion happenings. Friendly reminder: We’ll update this page with more news throughout the month.

Fanm Mon Drops Collection With Kule

On Jan. 15, eco-friendly Turkish brand Fanm Mon released a collection with preppy New York-based label KULE. The four-piece limited-edition assortment, priced from $279 to $249, melds Fanm Mon’s signature embroidery with KULE’s playful colors. Upgrade your vacation wardrobe with the lineup’s caftan maxi, linen tunic, and shirt dresses.

Tory Burch Opens A New Store In Los Angeles

Attention all Los Angeles residents (and those visiting): Designers Tory Burch and Humberto Leon have collaborated on a new concept store, and it’s a must-see. Opening its doors on Jan. 22, the gorgeous space, which carries the first drop of Tory Burch’s Spring 2024 collection, located at 8483 Melrose Avenue, features visually pleasing pictures of cats courtesy of German photographer Walter Schels. “The pictures are so arresting. They stop you in your tracks, and you question them,” Leon said in the press release. “I know Tory is a lover of the arts, so I wanted to incorporate that. I wanted it to feel like walking into an exhibition.” The stunning pastel pink ceramic seats were created by Aranza Garcia of Chuch Estudio in Merida, Mexico.

To celebrate the new boutique, the designers threw a party on Jan. 24, with a stacked guest list including the likes of Natasha Lyonne, Awkwafina, Aja Naomi King, and Kathryn Newton. The store will be open through the end of the year while Tory Burch’s Rodeo Drive is being renovated.

CHARLES & KEITH Launches A Collection With Chet Lo

On Jan. 23, accessories label CHARLES & KEITH and London-based namesake designer Chet Lo released a six-piece limited-edition capsule collection. The product offerings, priced from $39 to $159, combine CHARLES & KEITH’s most popular silhouettes and Chet Leo’s hallmark spike looks, which are loved by celebrities like Zendaya, Kylie Jenner, and Dua Lipa. “For the designs, we really wanted to emulate the femininity and strength of women incorporating my signature spikes, which signify protection but also a distinct sensuality,” Lo said in a statement. “It has honestly been an amazing experience working with an established accessories brand such as CHARLES & KEITH. This collection helps broaden the Chet Lo world which we’ve been working very hard to create.”

La Double J Partners With Estelle Pigault & Chiara Totire

La Double J worked with French fashion entrepreneur Estelle Pigault and Italian stylist Chiara Totire on its nine-piece Eden capsule collection, which, according to the press release, is “an ode to bohemia translated through the LDJ joy lens.” Available to buy at the brand’s shop-in-shop at Paris’ La Samaritaine and online on Jan. 23, the assortment marries Paris’ laissez-faire luxury with Italy’s relaxed aesthetic. “Created as a truly cohesive mini collection, each piece was crafted to play perfectly with one another, while more minimal dressers can opt for one item at a time, mixing them with pieces from their own wardrobes, to give each garment its own statement-making moment,” the press release continued. A few standout items include the Superflare Jeans, Boho Blouse, and Chiara Dress.

Vestiaire Collective Removes Seller Fees

Beginning on Jan. 22, luxury resale company Vestiaire Collective is no longer accepting seller fees. Translation? Sellers will now earn the full price of their sale, which makes the site the only platform that doesn’t charge a commission on sales. This new protocal applies to over 4,000 brands, including Bottega Veneta, Louis Vuitton, Prada, Chanel, and many more (find the full list here).

“Our mission at Vestiaire Collective is to transform the fashion industry toward a more sustainable future through fashion circularity by enabling our community to drive that change,” North America CEO Samina Virk said in a statement. “We hope that this newest initiative will entice sellers to take an edit of their closet and put items that they no longer need up for sale so that their preloved items can find a new home.”

Sporty & Rich Drops Fourth Collab With Prince

Athleisure go-to Sporty & Rich and tennis label Prince are back at it again. On Jan. 10, the two brands released their fourth collaboration. This time around, the assortment hones in on prepster classics — think cable knit sweaters, tees, polo tops, shorts, and sweatpants — in rich shades inspired by the ‘80s country club scene.

Pucci Releases Its First Yoga Line

On Jan. 18, Italian fashion house Pucci launched its first-ever yoga collection, a release that’s close to creative director Camille Miceli’s heart. “When I started practicing yoga, it really changed my life,” she shares in the press release. “It anchors me in the present and brings a kind of balance that I carry through my days.” Splashed with Pucci’s signature wavy print, the new collection features a sweatshirt, crop top, leggings, shorts, and a bikini. And for those who can’t resist a matching look, you’ll want to check out the mat and water bottle, too.

Bombas Partners With Venus Williams On A Collection

On Jan. 16, Bombas dropped a sock collection in collaboration with world-renowned tennis champion Venus Williams. Fusing Bombas’ signature construction and Williams’ fashion sense, the line’s high-performance styles, which encompass ankle and calf looks, were designed for every type of workout. Better still, the partnership gives back: For every pair purchased, the brand will help support organizations such as Johnny Mac Tennis Project and Play Like a Girl.

Timberland Launches A Collection With C.F. Stead

If your shoe collection could use an upgrade, look no further than Timberland’s partnership with C.F. Stead, an English tannery that’s been producing leathers and suedes since the late 1800s. On Jan. 16, they introduced the special-edition Indigo Suede Icons Collection, which reimagines Timberland’s three most iconic designs — the Timberland® Premium 6-Inch Boot, Euro Hiker, and 3-Eye Lug Handsewn Boat Shoe — with C.F. Stead’s signature suede in a deep indigo finish. Shop the footwear brand’s newest styles here.

White + Warren Collaborates With The Metropolitan Museum of Art

On Jan. 5, White + Warren partnered with New York’s The Metropolitan Museum of Art for a limited-edition cashmere capsule inspired by artwork, tapestries, and the museum’s vintage Renaissance M logo. “In collaborating with The Met, it has been both an honor and a dream come true to have access to their archives and translate these chosen works of art into heritage-inspired cashmere styles that feel powerful and contemporary,” Catherine Morrissey, president of White + Warren, said in a press release. The luxe 10-piece cashmere collection features the Dragon Tapestry Crewneck ($445), the brand’s signature Cashmere Travel Wrap in portrait pink ($375), the Coat of Arms Embroidered Crewneck ($425), and more cozy styles.

COS Launches Partnership with NATIVA™

To further its ongoing sustainability commitment, London-based retailer COS teamed up with NATIVA™, a brand owned by France’s Chargeurs that provides luxury Merino wool. Together, they created an eight-piece collection “championing regenerative farming practices that aim to nurture positive change,” according to the press release. “NATIVA™ is pioneering a new way of producing the world’s finest Merino wool,” said Nicolas Sapelli, NATIVA™ sourcing director, in the statement. “By supporting our farming partners through regenerative farming practices and instilling trust and traceability throughout the fashion supply chain with Blockchain, consumers can feel confident in the quality and strictest environmental standards when they see the NATIVA™ name.”

Warby Parker Unveils Its Spring 2024 Campaign

Featuring a starry roster of celebs, Warby Parker’s new campaign showcases styles from its Spring 2024 collection. Starting at $95, the product line includes sunglasses and optical eyewear in the brand’s new crystal, matte, and novelty tortoise colorways as well as fun oversized frames. Warby Parker is dropping part two of the collection later in the season, so make sure to watch out for it.

Hunza G Launches Its First Maternity Collection

If you’re currently expecting and could use some new cute resort-ready styles, Hunza G, a swimwear label loved by celebrities like Rosie Huntington-Whiteley and Kim Kardashian, is here to help. This month, the brand launched its first-ever maternity collection. Priced from $135 to $300, the drop includes bathing suits and ready-to-wear made with Hunza G’s signature crinkle fabric, which molds to the body and is super stretchy (a must during pregnancy).

Balenciaga Drops Its Soccer Series

Sports fans, you’ll be ecstatic to hear that on Jan. 9, Balenciaga released a limited series of ready-to-wear looks and accessories inspired by soccer. According to the press release, the Parisian fashion house’s newest collection references team uniforms worn during games and drills. The result? Jerseys, tracksuits, sweatpants, brimmed caps, and more pieces, ranging from $150 to $2,790. What’s more, instead of a player’s name, a selection of looks have the names for neighborhoods or cities, including Aoyama, Barcelona, Beverly Hills, Dubai, Ipanema, Mayfair, Miami, Milan, Paris, Seoul, Shanghai, Soho, and Tokyo. Hit the field (or streets) in style.