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For our Weekly Drop Watch column, Fashionista scours the market to curate the most noteworthy releases from our favorite fashion and beauty brands. Keep scrolling for this week’s highlights.
Fashion Launches
Staud Fall 2026
Staud unveiled its new collection for fall this week. Drawing inspiration from Murano glass and Venetian interiors, the lineup includes silk mini dresses, handkerchief-hem skirts, printed separates, party-ready coords, feathered embellishments, evening bags, shoes and more. Shop them all — priced from $145 to $1,295 — at staud.clothing.
Still Here’s New Denim Fit
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New York City-based indie label Still Here unveiled its newest denim fit this week: the 11 Jean ($325) . Described by the brand as a “low-rise, slim straight-leg silhouette designed for a sleek, feminine fit,” the style is finished with a snap waist closure and adjustable ankle zippers that can be worn open or closed. It comes in three colorways: Worn Blue, Army Green and Drift Blue. Shop it at stillhere.nyc.
Z Supply Enters Denim Category
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In more jeans-related news from the week, Californian brand Z Supply made its first foray into the category, launching five-pocket premium denim. With six styles and a several washes, the collection ranges in size from 24-31 and is priced from $138-$158. Shop the jeans at zsupply.com.
H&M x Wardrobe.NYC
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H&M unveiled its latest designer partnership: a collab with New York-based womenswear label Wardrobe.NYC. Founded in 2017 by editor and stylist Christine Centenera and designer Josh Goot, the brand is known for its minimalist aesthetic. “The H&M collaboration draws on nearly a decade of archives to translate the duo’s vision into a comprehensive offering of its most enduring shapes — a tightly edited set of essentials that are both directional and deeply wearable,” reads a press release. The 16-piece collection retails for $30-$429. It incorporates fine wool blends, organic cotton and jersey and recycled technical fabrics. Shop it at hm.com.
Hill House Home’s Pre-Fall Pants
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Hill House Home dropped its Pre-Fall 2026 collection, titled “Bibury Ramble,” on Tuesday. It introduces the brand’s first take on tailored pants (The Mindy Pant, $218, shown above), and also features paisley prints, stripes and ornate medallions in a palette of dusty blue and chocolate brown. Shop all the pieces at hillhousehome.com.
Eileen Fisher’s Repurposed ‘Resewn’ Collection
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Eileen Fisher took its sustainability efforts a step further this week, expanding its Renew take-back program with the debut of the TK Resewn Collection, a “limited-edition capsule that transforms one of the brand’s most iconic fabrics into an entirely new collection,” as described in a press release. Made in Los Angeles in partnership with Studio 9D8, the capsule features an A-line mini dress, gathered skirt and boxy top, each “thoughtfully reconstructed from returned pairs of the brand’s best-selling black pants made of Eileen Fisher’s signature washable stretch crepe (‘TK’) fabric,” per the brand. Rather than recycling the fabric, the design team developed a process to sort, deconstruct and repurpose the returned garments into usable fabric panels. Shop the collection at eileenfisher.com.
Petite Plume Gets Into Accessories
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Petite Plume launched The Beckett Tote, the brand’s first-ever handbag, in three patterns: Navy French Ticking, Timeless Toile (above) and Camel Ticking Stripe. Featuring expandable sides, two interior pockets and a removable inner zip pouch, the bag retails for $198 at petite-plume.com.
Asos x Lioness
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ASOS partnered with Australian label Lioness on a 16-piece capsule collection, showcasing “exclusive-to-ASOS styles alongside refreshed takes on the brand’s cult favorites,” per press materials. The lineup includes co-ord sets, denim and statement separates priced between $65-$156. Get it at asos.com.
Beauty Launches
Summer Fridays Expands Into Body Care
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Summer Fridays expanded into body care via the launch of scented body butters and mists. Building on its popular Butter Balm franchise, the beauty brand introduced Body Butter Balm ($32 for 6.7 oz; $18 for 2 oz) and Body Fragrance Mist ($38 for 8.1 oz; $24 for 3 oz), each available in three scents: Vanilla, Pink Guava and Pistachio Milk. The balm is “formulated with moisture-locking oils and replenishing ingredients,” and designed to be coordinated with its matching body spray for long-lasting scent. Shop them both at summerfridays.com and sephora.com.
Dieux’s Take on Retinol
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Meet Firm Revival HydroRetinal Firming Serum ($42), Dieux’s first retinal product “made for people whose skin has said ‘no’ to every retinoid before.” Formulated to firm skin, reduce the look of wrinkles and even tone while helping to minimize the sensitivity people often associate with retinoids, it features a 0.05% concentration of retinal and has received the National Eczema Association’s seal of approval. Shop it at dieuxskin.com and sephora.com.
Shark Beauty’s Strawberry Matcha Collection
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Shark Beauty unveiled a limited-edition Strawberry Matcha Collection, offering a new green-and-pink colorway in six of the brand’s skin- and hair-care devices, including its CryoGlow LED Face Mask ($350, shown above), FacialPro Glow At Home System ($400) and SilkiPro Hair Straightener and Dryer ($250). Shop them at sharkninja.com.
Chris McMillan’s Clarifying Shampoo
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Hairstylist Chris McMillan’s eponymous hair-care brand launched its take on clarifying shampoo this week, a cooling formula that “removes buildup and detoxifies the scalp with a…minty tingle,” without stripping strands. Made for use on all hair types, it’s also safe for hair color, extensions and sew-ins. Shop it for $38 at chrismcmillan.com and sephora.com.
One/Size’s Color Corrector Stain
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Patrick Starrr’s brand One/Size introduced an innovative “Color Corrector Stain” — a waterproof color corrector stick that evens, brightens, neutralizes and corrects the appearance of discoloration without transferring. Available in six shades for $28 each, the swivel-up crayon also features niacinamide to help improve skin tone over time. Get it at onesizebeauty.com and sephora.com.
Makeup By Mario’s New Eye Shadow
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Makeup by Mario dropped its latest eye shadow — the SoftShimmer Long-Wear Cream Eyeshadow ($25) — this week. Available in eight shades, the lightweight cream formula is crease-resistant and waterproof. Get it at makeupbymario.com and sephora.com.
A New Serum From Dr. Dennis Gross
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There’s a new serum from Dr. Dennis Gross: the DRx BioRejuvenation Serum ($89), the first-ever topical treatment in the brand’s DRx franchise (best known for the SpectraLite FaceWare Pro LED mask). Reportedly the result of more than five years of research, the formula relies on collagen amino acids as an alternative to simply applying collagen directly to the skin (since it cannot effectively penetrate). It also includes glutathione, niacinamide and adenosine to support skin’s “natural energy cycle” to boost collagen production and improve skin tone, signs of aging and the skin barrier. Shop it at drdennisgross.com and sephora.com.
