H&M Studio Shares Its Spring Essentials + More Fashion News

H&M drops a collection of spring wardrobe faves with flair

True fashion connoisseurs are always in search of one thing: solid wardrobe basics. Luckily, H&M is back with spring essentials that fit the bill.

The H&M Studio Spring 2026 collection is a love letter to intentional eccentricity; not too out-there, yet not too overdone. Picture everything from tailored outerwear and blazers to lacy satin blouses and asymmetrical dresses in playful pastels like cotton candy or pistachio, paired with neutrals you’ll never get tired of. Easily integrate these pieces into your spring wardrobe and get compliments on them for years to come.

Knix funds a documentary on women’s sexual health

Knix, the Canadian brand known for innovative period undies, isn’t just making clothes anymore; they’re making movies.

Introducing the women’s health documentary we never knew we needed: The Pink Pill: Sex, Drugs & Who Has Control. The groundbreaking screening tackles hush-hush conversations on women’s sexual health and gender bias in healthcare. On their webpage, Knix founder, president and executive producer Joanna Griffiths says, “Sex shouldn’t be taboo, and neither should women’s health. The Pink Pill is our way of saying: let’s talk about it.” Reproductive autonomy has never been sexier.

Roots gets sporty with a new varsity-inspired athletics department

Will athleisure ever lose its chokehold on the post-COVID fashion scene? Roots says no, and its newest line makes a strong case for sporty-chic to stay.

Meet the new Roots Athletics Department, bringing collegiate style to comfy basics. A modern interpretation of vintage silhouettes, the collection is inspired by Roots’ long history in athleticwear. Cozy crews, preppy polos, tried-and-true tees and sweat sets round out the sporty selection. Wear them to uni or style them for brunch and pickleball with friends—either way, the verdict is clear: Sweats are here to stay.

Veronica Beard’s newest collection goes all-in on spring

Wishing spring would arrive sooner? Here’s your first taste. The Veronica Beard Spring 2026 collection has us excited for the imminent warmer weather.

The new collection is fresh and nautical with an authentic yet elevated vibe. Think dresses and blouses in refined botanical prints, breathable linen suiting and beachy accessories to match in springy green and blue hues. At its core, Veronica Beard Spring 2026 is a collection meant to be lived in, whether you’re rolling into the office or relaxing on the Riviera.

Louis Vuitton and Formula 1 are joining forces once more

It’s officially Formula 1 season! You might not think that cars and fashion go together, but big luxury brands prove otherwise.

Excitingly, this year marks both Louis Vuitton’s second year of partnership with the race and the official announcement of the brand as Title Partner. The house’s ongoing campaign, Victory Travels in Louis Vuitton, nods to the renowned Formula 1 Trophy Trunks designed exclusively by Louis Vuitton. The iconic case returns this year, because who else would you trust to transport your prize in style?

Rashida Jones is Urban Jürgensen’s new muse

If you’re not into modern watch styles, let us introduce you to Urban Jürgensen, a Danish watchmaking brand with an authentic philosophy and an affinity for vintage-inspired timepieces.

The brand just released the newest iteration of its monthly photography series, Time Well Spent. The star of the show? Actress and filmmaker Rashida Jones. The campaign highlights individuals who curate beauty in their lives and dedicate it to (you guessed it) time well spent. They say time moves more slowly when you learn new things—Jones takes this to heart as a lifelong learner, forever in pursuit of new curiosities. A perfect pairing indeed.