13 Streetwear Drops to Watch This Week, From Margiela to Goldwin and More

If you haven’t hit the slopes already, this new collaboration with Goldwin, Actual Source, and Japanese graphic artist SHINKNOWNSUKE just might convince you to get back out there a little bit sooner.  Goldwin, the outdoor apparel brand obsessed with unifying minimalist design with technical athletic performance, has just announced an all-new collection of apparel in collaboration with Utah-based design practice Actual Source, naming the collaboration Alpine Codex Group in honor of what Goldwin and Actual Source do best: Functional alpine performance apparel and storytelling through visual identity and design.

Make sure to check out the collection here on the 31st.

Creative Director John Galliano is introducing the 2023 Co-Ed Collection, the premise of which is inspired by the procreation of Count and Hen, the fugitive protagonists introduced in its Artisanal 2022 proposal, Cinema Inferno. The 2023 Collection repurposes the inherited wardrobes of Count and Hen through the lens of a new generation, the collection examines youth-centric ideas of customization and the re-contextualization of memories.

A continuation of the 2022 Artisanal Collection in Palais de Chaillot in July 2022, this Co-ed collection carries the story into the next beautiful chapter.

Vault by Vans has partnered with Joe Freshgoods on a collection of clothing and shoes inspired by the story of the Black travel experience. In conceiving the collection, Joe imagined “Chocolate Valley Resort” as a log-cabin getaway reminiscent of the Midwestern winters of his youth. The resort comes to life in the collection’s lookbook, captured by documentarian Yashaddai Owens and featuring musician Barrington Darius.

Darius takes the role of a 1950s writer holed up at the resort and serves as an homage to the history and work of Black writers like James Baldwin and Audre Lorde, who themselves traveled abroad as they built their careers. The collection is led by hero apparel styles like the Resort Puffer, in soft buttercream, and Chocolate Cardigan, and can be shopped via at JoeFreshgoods.com, Every Now & Then retail location, and on Vans.com. 

The Arizona Coyotes have unveiled their special edition jersey with global fashion designer Rhuigi Villaseño named “Desert Night.” The burgundy-colored jersey will feature the word “Arizona” in sand-colored cursive writing across the chest. A sand-colored star is located above the letter “i” in “Arizona.” The shooting star represents the desert night when Coyotes hunt and is also symbolic of the Arizona State flag.

The edges of the wordmark are not straight but uneven. This irregular outline along with the raw edge emphasizes the rough and raw desert. In addition, a half-moon is used for the captaincy “C”, and a cactus is used for the alternate captain “A”. The jersey can be shopped now at www.shop.nhl.com, Mullett Arena, and Arizona State University bookstores.

Round Two is a brand which is revolutionizing the contemporary clothing industry by bringing accessibility and self expression back to fashion. Founded in 2013 in Richmond, Virginia, the brand has become a staple in the sneaker and vintage communities, with locations now in major cities like LA, New York, and Chicago. Co-owned by Sean Wotherspoon, their newest drops are available to purchase now through Round Two’s official website.

Percival is helping us get closer to the spring with their new Receptionist Collection, which is full of linen, knitted shirts, and even a brand new Mock Neck Knitted Jumper. There’s also a black Linen Tailored Blazer and matching Linen Tailored Trousers, along with The Receptionist Short Sleeve Knitted Shirt which is made from bouclé cotton for added texture, and features that same intricate embroidery on the left breast. It’s also available in navy or white options. You can browse the entire collection here.

Oakley and Fragment are back with the SS2023 Frogskins Collection, which celebrates Oakley’s iconic Frogskins frame and apparel in a two-phased launch. Fragment, which was founded by Hiroshi Fujiwara - a musician, producer and designer known as the godfather of the Ura-Harajuku fashion scene and streetworld, has teamed up with Oakley for a limited collection, making this Fujiwara’s sixth collaboration with the brand.

The first drop features a limited-edition eyewear collector’s package, in which Fujiwara brings his signature aesthetic to the Frogskins Titanium in Satin Black and Frogskins Matte Black Laser.  The second drop of the collaboration, which will drop on January 31st, will feature the Polished Black Frogskins frame which comes with Prizm Grey Lenses. Also available in vivid colorways, these limited edition shades are a celebration of two brands coming together to blur the lines between streetwear, design and technology.

LOEWE’s Men’s SS23 Sweaters offer a wide range of styles that cater to your winter tastes from their textured cardigan and v-necks, to their Open Seam Polo Sweater and Shiny Nappa Lambskin. LOEWE also has their Women’s SS23 collection available which features sweaters and coats designed with high quality wool to keep you both warm and comfortable. The Anagram Cardigan, Stripe Polo Collar Sweater, and Cashmere Belted Coats. You can browse these options and more via LOEWE.com.

Eastpak is launching a new collaboration with The Simpsons, and the collections is live now! Inspired by the iconic world of The Simpsons, this collection merges the functionality known from the Eastpak brand with the playful and out of the box characters from the beloved Simpsons series with an assortment of bags, a pouch, and a fanny pack. Check it out!

SHALAJ just dropped their new DISGUISE collection which consists of unique and abstract images. Some of the standouts from the luxury brand’s newest release include the CLOUDY CANDIES BOMBER, the DISGUISE PARKA, and the OCEAN CAN HOODIE. The DISGUISE Collection can currently be purchased via SHALAJ's official website.

Premium Goods x Nike Air Force 1 Low designed by Jennifer Ford has officially launched. The launch includes two colorways, “Bella” and “Sophia” which are named after Ford’s daughter and niece, and was celebrated with an event presented by Diageo and its brands CÎROC, Crown Royal, Tequila Don Julio, Baileys, and Seedlip.

The Premium Goods x Nike AF1 draws inspiration from Jennifer Ford's love for and past work in jewelry to reimagine the iconic Air Force 1's design through the lenses of classic and timeless luxury — blending textures, incorporating artisanal techniques, and sharing elegant color stories. The shoes are available now online at Premium Goods.

Puma just unveiled the newest silhouette in the RS Franchise which is the RS-TRCK, an outdoor terrain shoe that helps you overcome the most difficult challenges. The silhouette has protective elements all throughout the upper with a grippy traction outsole and the color is designed with the RS franchise DNA, reimagined through a trail aesthetic. The RS-TRCK Color retails for $120 and is available now at PUMA.com. 

Dropping this here early so you can mark your calendars. adidas x Stella McCartney have unveiled its SS23 campaign collection “ICONS,” which blends sports and style through contemporary cuts and high-performance pieces. The collection sees iconic adidas by Stella McCartney designs that are reimagined in staple shades of black, grey, white to provide new gen athletes with a timeless blank canvas to move with purpose.

Also, for the first time, adidas x Stella McCartney are featuring the Sportswear Run Shoe, which is an all-new gender neutral silhouette made from natural and renewable materials, as this the case with all Stella McCartney products. You can shop the collection on February 16th here.

Update: Last night, Stella McCartney hosted a legendary party in L.A in celebration of her 18 year partnership with adidas and to present its new Spring/Summer 23 collection. Kicking off the biggest weekend in music, the unique collaboration took over LA’s famous Henson Recording Studios for an iconic evening that brought together music and fashion.

A line-up of next-generation trailblazers and friends of the Stella McCartney house attended, including  Alessandra Ambrosio, Matt Bellamy, Orlando Bloom, Sabrina Carpenter, Pauline Chalamet, Emma Chamberlain, Madelyn Cline, Noah Cyrus, Cara Delevingne, Nia Dennis, Phoebe Gates, Ivy Getty, Kim Gordon, Dave Grohl, Beck Hansen, Dree Hemingway, Kate Hudson, Paris Jackson, Norah Jones, Alicia Keys, Karlie Kloss, Charlotte Lawrence, Julian Lennon, Demi Lovato, Leslie Mann, Måneskin, James Marsden, Paul McCartney, Clara McGregor, Esther McGregor, Miguel, Orville Peck, Nicole Richie, Evan Ross, Diana Silvers, Benito Skinner, Ringo Starr, Anya Taylor-Joy, Tinashe, Tinx , Sofi Tukker, Liv Tyler, Scout Willis, Tallulah Willis, Shailene Woodley, Jaime Xie, and Truly Young.

A collaboration that has always pushed the limits, from sustainable innovation and sport style to working with pioneers across fashion, music and art, the party celebrated a partnership that continues to champion individual expression and inspires the new wave of trailblazers. Together, adidas and Stella McCartney are relentlessly committed to finding new ways to create and support a better future through the fusion of recycled materials and key performance technologies.