Celestial-Core Is Making a Comeback in 2026 + More Fashion News

Tyler McGillivary’s new collection is channelling cosmic whimsy

Are celestial-themed designs the next big thing in fashion? Tyler McGillivary says yes.

When you first hear celestial, you might think of the infamous early 2010’s galaxy leggings. But don’t worry, these mythology and astrology-inspired pieces are anything but outdated. Instead, picture fitted, modern styles adorned with dreamy prints of planets, constellations, nature and more. Our fave has to be the navy horoscope tees with gold foil illustrations of each unique zodiac sign. We won’t be surprised to see space become a hit in 2026—because who doesn’t need a little more extraterrestrial whimsy in their wardrobe?

Four Indigenous designers unveil custom Leafs merch

It’s no secret that the fashion and sports worlds have been colliding of late (cue our obsession with the Heated Rivalry styling!). It makes sense then that the Indigenous Playmaker Marketplace is hopping on the bandwagon.

This year’s Toronto Maple Leafs Indigenous Celebration Game looks a little different. Presented by Mastercard, guests can support four Indigenous small business owners selling custom, limited-edition Leafs merch from blankets and totes to candles and scrunchies at the Scotiabank Arena. “This idea came from a desire to go beyond symbolic gestures and create real, tangible impact for small business in Canada,” says Shawna Miller, Senior Vice President, Marketing & Communications at Mastercard, Canada. “...it’s important to create opportunities for Indigenous entrepreneurs to showcase their talent.” Consider your game day attire sorted!

Tudor opens a new Toronto boutique

Calling all luxury watch collectors in Toronto! We have your weekend plans sorted.

Tudor just unveiled its brand new boutique at Royal de Versailles on Bloor Street West, a street known for its strong luxury presence. The immersive space is bold and modern with black and red accents, matching the energy of their iconic Born to Dare tagline. It offers fan-fave collections like Royal and Ranger, and even boutique exclusives. Whether you’re a long-time client or are looking for something new, the new Toronto Tudor location has something for everyone. What are you waiting for?

Tiffany & Co. is Lunar New Year-ready with a new pendant design

What better way is there to celebrate new beginnings than with new jewellery?

Tiffany & Co. has that covered with their newly unveiled Lunar New Year campaign. Think Tiffany classics like the Lock and HardWear lines with celebratory red and pink touches. At the centre of the campaign is a new addition to the renowned Tiffany Knot collection: the mini key pendant. It’s made of 18-karat rose gold with a pink sapphire adorning the centre, inspiring love, connection and optimism for 2026. The pendant is available now in China and will be released in select markets in February. We can’t think of a better way to kick-start the new year!

Louis Vuitton celebrates a decade of partnership with UNICEF

Luxury and charity might seem like polar opposites on first glance, but Louis Vuitton is proudly bringing them together.

The house is officially celebrating its tenth anniversary of partnership with the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF), the leading organization in support of vulnerable children worldwide. To kick off their partnership in 2016, the brand introduced its iconic silver Lockit pendant, but now an 18-karat yellow gold version is being offered for a limited time to honour the milestone. The best part? For each new pendant purchased, Louis Vuitton will donate $800 USD in support of UNICEF. Talk about making an impact (and looking fabulous while doing it).

Miu Miu is redefining the beauty of vintage clothing

What if the best things about buying vintage could be replicated by today’s retail brands? Miu Miu is up for the challenge.

Introducing the Making of Old project: a collection of ready-to-wear and accessories inspired by well-loved vintage pieces. Miu Miu’s team of experts use precise leather sanding and brushing techniques to achieve the perfect amount of patina that says this garment has history. They know you cherish your vintage finds—now you can cherish these, too. After all, there’s something about a lived-in piece that’s all the more chic.