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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
Reformation x Olivia Jade
Reformation partnered with Olivia Jade for its new “Good Sport” campaign and collection. “People have been studying Olivia’s outfits for a while, so we figured it was time she gave everyone a lesson in dressing for sport,” read press materials. The lineup includes preppy, academic-themed items (including a particularly cheeky “College” crew sweatshirt, $128, shown on Jade in the above image). Other items include a shoulder bag, belted denim jacket and scoop-neck cashmere sweater. The brand will also be donating 100% of net proceeds from the limited-edition College Crew to YES Scholars, a nonprofit that expands college access and opportunities for promising students from under-resourced communities. Shop the collection at thereformation.com.
Ganni x Hunter
Photo: Courtesy of Hunter
Ganni teamed up with Hunter for the first time to create a limited-edition collaboration that “blends Hunter’s British legacy in weather-ready design with Ganni’s joyful Copenhagen spirit,” per a press release. The collaboration includes three waterproof ponchos, coordinating rain hats, a protective poncho cover for the Ganni Bou bag, tall and Chelsea-style Wellington boots and an umbrella adorned with Ganni’s signature leopard print. Prices range from $150 to $440. Shop the collection at ganni.com.
Clarks x Damson Madder
Photo: Courtesy of Damson Madder
Footwear brand Clarks Originals partnered with Damson Madder on a capsule collection featuring two of the former brand’s signature silhouettes, with a twist from the latter company. The Nomad Mary Jane Mule comes in chocolate brown and retails for $220, while the Wallabee Lace Up Shoe in red retails for $200. The collab also includes a striped rugby sock for $40. Shop them all at damsonmadder.com.
Rixo Fall 2026
Photo: Courtesy of Rixo
Rixo dropped its Fall 2026 collection this week, marking “a significant evolution for the brand, expanding its proposition beyond the printed dress and into a more complete lifestyle wardrobe,” as described in a press release. With the launch of outerwear, knitwear, separates and accessories, Rixo’s latest offering has already been so popular that several of the coats have racked up 1,000 pre-order sign-ups. Rixo Fall 2026 will continue to roll out with further drops following in October and November. Shop the September drop at rixolondon.com.
Leset Fall 2026 Footwear
Photo: Courtesy of Miron Crosby
Leset uneviled its Fall 2026 shoe collection, comprising three styles “designed to serve as the foundation of a wardrobe.” Made in Italy, the footwear lineup includes the Romy Mule in Chocolate Caribbean ($480, shown above), Sonny Slip On in Amaranth Multi Floral ($590) and Rose Mary Jane in Midnight ($480). Shop them at leset.com.
The Rosé by Sami Miró
Photo: Courtesy of The Rosé by Sami Miró
Designer Sami Miró launched The Róse by Sami Miró in partnership with Pacsun, across the retailer’s 50 brick-and-mortar stores and online. The expansive lineup of separates features basics like bralettes, T-shirts, low-rise jeans, sweatpants and cropped hoodies alongside a host of going out tops and mini skirts. Priced from $30 to $100, all of the pieces are available now at pacsun.com.
Staud’s Maud Bag Collection
Photo: Courtesy of Staud
Staud introduced its Maude bag collection, a silhouette that’s “designed to move effortlessly through every moment, blending quintessential Staud design details — including our iconic curved handles and concealed phone pocket — with timeless silhouettes.” The bag comes in four styles: Maude Carryall, Maude Tote, Maude Satchel and Maude Shoulder, each available in a variety of sizes and colorways. Priced from $395 to $850, the Maude bag is available now at staud.clothing.
Beauty Launches
New Beauty Brand Carte Blanche
Photo: Courtesy of Carte Blanche
Carte Blanche, a new beauty brand from Saie Beauty veterans Geri Hirsch and Sarah Tallman, launched exclusively with Violet Grey on Thursday. The brand “raises the standard for hybrid beauty by combining clinically proven skin care with high-performance makeup through a narrow-and-deep hero product strategy,” according to a press release. “Rather than launching dozens of SKUs, the brand is introducing products designed to become everyday essentials, delivering immediate cosmetic payoff while actively improving skin over time.” At launch, Carte Blanche introduced only one SKU: Multi-Hyphenate Brightening Skin Tint Mineral SPF 35, a “next-generation complexion product that reimagines what a skin tint can be.” The tinted formula features mineral sunscreen, exosomes, vitamin C and other antioxidants for a multi-targeted treatment/cosmetic hybrid. Shop it in eight shades at violetgrey.com.
Ogee’s New Liquid Eye Shadow
Photo: Courtesy of Ogee
Beauty brand Ogee introduced its new Lid Sculpt Liquid Eye Shadow ($32) this week. A “skin-care-infused liquid-to-powder formula designed to deliver luminous, crease-resistant color while visibly smoothing the look of the eyelids,” the product comes in 10 “mineral-inspired” metallic shades. Shop them all at ogee.com and bluemercury.com.
Neutrogena’s New Bemotrizinol (BMT) Sunscreen
Photo: Courtesy of Neutrogena
Neutrogena launched its first bemotrizinol (BMT) sunscreen, Bemotrizinol (BMT), Ultra Sheer Daily Face Sunscreen SPF 60 ($17) this week, making it the first U.S. brand to bring a formula to market with the breakthrough sun filter that was recently approved by the FDA. The “weightless, invisible” formula is supposedly “50% lighter on skin than leading sunscreens, non-greasy and doesn’t leave a residue or sticky feeling, layering well under makeup.” Shop it at amazon.com.
