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The November Fashion News You’ll Want To Pay Attention To

Just in time for holiday shopping.

by Kelsey Stewart
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November fashion news

Search “gift” in your inbox, and you’re likely met with dozens of emails spotlighting retailers’ holiday product recommendations. Because, ready or not, the festive season is officially underway. And if you’re already knee-deep in holiday shopping (give yourself a pat on the back!), it’s worth taking a few minutes to brush up on November’s fashion news. Between limited-edition collaborations to labels’ new product categories, the month’s latest batch of launches includes plenty of present ideas for loved ones — or yourself. Don’t forget: It’s the most wonderful, and fashion-packed, time of the year.

For starters, if you or a friend resonate with laid-back Aussie style, Amelie Teje’s collaboration with Portugal-based fashion girl Rita Mota is sure to strike a sartorial chord. The product assortment boasts flirty, cute pieces like a baby pink knit top, a button-up bustier, and a bow-adorned mini dress. Or, if homeware is on your mind, shift your attention to RIXO’s first foray into interiors. The British label launched its first-ever home line featuring pillows and napkins in its signature eye-catching motifs.

Ahead, read up on the industry’s most important November fashion news. This month is just getting started, so make sure to check back frequently as we’ll continue updating this post with more happenings.

Jenna Lyons & DITA Release An Exclusive Collab

Jenna Lyons fans, rejoice. The fashion muse, who is known for donning chunky statement frames, worked on an exclusive eyewear collection with DITA. Together, they debuted the LYONS glasses, which are available in a peach-colored optical style and black sunglasses. Shop the chic looks here.

Bally Launches Its Winter Capsule Collection

Bally is here to help you prep for cold weather. On Nov. 19, the luxury label launched its winter capsule collection, which channels Bally’s Swiss alpine heritage. “The carefully curated pieces eschew the technical in favor of tailoring, soft volume, and folklore touches such as intricate edelweiss embroidery and bold, patterned knits,” the press release explained. Designed by creative director Simone Bellotti, who joined the team in May, the lineup includes patterned knitwear, embroidered handbags, and more.

Rouje Collaborates With Moulin Rouge

To mark the end of the year, iconic Parisian houses Rouje and Moulin Rouge came together for a collection brimming with cute festive prints like champagne glasses, tiny hearts, and lipsticks. “The Moulin Rouge is the perfect embodiment of the Parisian spirit, with all the glitz and creativity that characterizes it,” Rouje’s founder Jeanne Damas said in a press release. “It was a real pleasure diving into this joyful red world and imagining this collection together.”

Reformation Teams Up With Shrimps

On Nov. 12, Reformation and Shrimps dropped a limited-edition capsule of novelty knits for you and your furry friend. Crafted from regenerative wool and recycled cashmere, the offerings include turtlenecks adorned with diamond motifs, bright sweater vests, and cable knit pullovers. And for your pup? Set your sights on its white and red jumper.

Loewe & Suna Fujita Work On A Holiday Collection

Loewe’s Creative Director, Jonathan Anderson, tapped Kyoto-based ceramist duo Suna Fujit for a holiday collection chock-full of unique presents. For the partnership, the talented husband and wife team created original illustrations and ceramics. Accessories like the fashion house’s Flamenco and Hammock bags are splashed with ocean animals, such as an octopus and a squid. As for the ready-to-wear assortment, standout pieces include puffer bombers and workwear jackets.

Madewell & Leset Unveil A Collection

Get your winter loungewear fix from the Madewell and Leset collaboration, which launched on Nov. 18. Priced from $78 to $198, the cozy collection features Leset’s cult-favorite Pointelle sets and separates in new colorways made exclusively for Madewell — think fiery red and charcoal gray.

Warby Parker & Emma Chamberlain Release Another Line

Following their buzzy inaugural collab last year, eyewear brand Warby Parker and internet sensation Emma Chamberlain are back with another limited-edition collection. Nodding to Chamberlain’s bold, colorful style, the line consists of eight sunglasses and optical looks. “Everything from the shapes to the color palette to the names came from a really personal place for me,” the influencer said in a statement. “I’ve been wearing Warby Parker frames since I was literally 14 years old, and there’s no one I would rather have partnered with for my first foray into designing my own eyewear.”

Silk Laundry Launches Its Symbiotic Collection

On Nov. 14, Silk Laundry launched its final collection of 2024, titled Symbiotic. The line spotlights the label’s earth-friendly practices and classic silhouettes, such as its famed ‘90s slip dress, which now comes in a black tulip print. As it happens, the sleek number, loved by the likes of Florence Pugh and Sienna Miller, has been in every collection since the brand debuted in 2015. Thanks to the success of its silk gown, Silk Laundry spans four continents with six stores across the United States, Canada, and Australia.

St. Agni Debuts Its First Eyewear Line

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Revered for its minimalist, quiet luxury-approved looks, St. Agni is now expanding into eyewear. On Nov. 7, the Byron Bay-based label debuted a small but mighty assortment of sunglasses, which includes three styles: The 90s Slim Oval, The Everyday Rectangular, and The Fine Metal Oval. Priced from $345 to $369, the collection fuses functionality with the brand’s effortless Aussie aesthetic. Plus, for every shade made, a tree will be planted through St. Angi’s reforestation partner, Eden Projects.

Sporty & Rich Works With The Carlyle

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Lifestyle brand Sporty & Rich joined forces with The Carlyle, a Rosewood Hotel, for an exclusive assortment of vintage-looking apparel and accessories. Drawing inspiration from the Upper East Side hotel’s storied history and the label's sporty aesthetic, the casual yet cool pieces in the collection are enlivened with both brands’ signature logos. Shop from the selection of loungewear, pajamas, and accents here.

Rixo Is Entering The Home Space With ‘Casa RIXO’

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RIXO is bringing its beloved prints and colors to the home space with the debut of its inaugural homeware line, ‘Casa RIXO.’ Launching on Nov. 11, the collection includes lively decor for your abode, including pillows, a tablecloth, and a napkin set. “From the start of RIXO, Henriette and I have envisioned expanding into homeware,” the brand’s co-founder and creative director, Orlagh McCloskey, said in a statement. “The antique and vintage fairs we constantly visit have been a source of inspiration, shaping the spaces we create in stores. Our personal style, seen in our clothing, naturally extends into interiors as well.”

Marta Pozzan & Scarosso Drop A Line

On Nov. 13, Italian footwear brand Scarosso and Marta Pozzan, an actor and model, are releasing a limited-edition capsule collection of luxe shoes. (In the past, the Milan-based label has collaborated with Linda Rodin, Brian Atwood, and Paula Cademartori.) This assortment boasts two striking pumps and stretch over-the-knee boots.

Amelie Teje Releases A Collaboration With Rita Mota

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Australian brand Amelie Teje teamed up with Portugal-based style muse Rita Mota for its first-ever influencer collaboration, which dropped on Nov. 1. Together, they designed 10 looks that are equal parts feminine and edgy. In addition to the pieces mentioned above, the collection also includes standout looks like capri pants, a lace-trimmed midi skirt, and a strapless ruched top.

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