It’s officially getting cold out there, which means it’s about time to cozy up in après skiwear and visit a holiday shopping pop-up (especially if you happen to be in New York City). On Friday, Shopbop and Sea New York unveiled their ski-inspired collaboration, a capsule collection full of …
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Making for a pre-holiday market of sorts, there’s also unique glassware by Laguna B, Iacobella handbags, elaborate creations by NV Milano, and Vincent Vintage antiques. Given Missoni’s passion for community and pairing vintage accessories with her contemporary designs, bringing the made in Italy offering to a Manhattan audience made perfect sense.
“Compared to my past work, this is really me,” Missoni told Vogue—referring to her mission to “make comfort look chic.” Missoni spoke of the significance of the wilted daisy emblem found on many of her designs, which refers to the idea that “we cannot always be blooming.”
“Maccapani is for women who want to nourish all sides of their life, who don’t just want to be categorized as one thing. Whether that be a businesswoman, a mother, or a lover—Maccapani is for women who want to be all those things,” she added, kitted out in her own ‘Easy’ patterned pants, a shimmering navy cardigan and a pearl, lace, and floral necklace.
Shoppers perused the displays and stopped to admire a lavender stem table centerpiece, sifting through racks of fabrics until they secured a one-of-a-kind piece. Missoni and the Maccapani team served as sounding boards as attendees took turns trying on pieces in the back library-turned-fitting room. Once the rattan partitions were pulled back, shoppers morphed into models and paused to capture a perfect mirror selfie.
The pop-up is open from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. until November 9.
Los Angeles is the place to be this week. Ahead of Vogue World: Hollywood, a celebration of fashion and film taking over Paramount Studios on Sunday (tune into the livestream at 6 p.m. PDT!), Vogue brought the excitement street side with an exclusive pop-up in the heart of Hollywood for one day only, on October 24. The shop offered an exclusive chance to shop the highly-anticipated collaboration with Fear of God IRL—a brand that embodies the city’s distinct blend of laid-back cool and cinematic glamour. ICYMI, or just couldn’t get your hands on the right size, the eight-piece collection is still available in-store exclusively at Maxfield LA, and online at Fear of God.
Founded by 2025 CFDA Innovation Award recipient, Jerry Lorenzo, Fear of God has long sought to distill the essence of Los Angeles in its DNA—fittingly, this capsule serves as a love letter to the brand’s hometown. “Los Angeles is home for Fear of God and a constant source of inspiration,” Lorenzo says. “From the creative energy of the Eastside to the quiet ease of kids surfing the waves in Venice; from the heart of the city in Inglewood to Hollywood’s red carpets. This partnership pays tribute to the diverse communities that define Los Angeles and the spirit of American luxury shaped through the California lifestyle.”
Photo: Courtesy of Fujio Emura
Photo: Courtesy of Fujio Emura
The collection features Fear of God’s signature unisex staples–a tank top, oversized T-shirts, long-sleeves, and hoodies rendered in neutral tones and adorned with dual Vogue and Fear of God logos. On the back, find an homage to the city’s iconic neighborhoods, with star detailing along the sleeves calling to mind Hollywood’s Walk of Fame. These are modern staples that feel just at home courtside as they do on Sunset Boulevard, where stardom meets seaside calm.
As Vogue global editorial director, Anna Wintour, described “Vogue World: Hollywood will be a one-night-only show with a huge cast of models and actors, setting great film costumes next to brilliant fashion collections…a runway show-as-rallying cry—a way to fix the attention of a huge global audience, to bring awareness, and sound an unmistakable note of positivity, creativity, and hope.”
Couldn’t make it to the pop-up? No worries. Shop the exclusive capsule at Maxfield Los Angeles or online at fearofgod.com.
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The experiential team behind some of the UK’s most unforgettable live events, The Bug Club brought their signature “Professional Party People” energy to support Jade Thirlwall’s surprise debut solo album launch for, ‘That’s Showbiz Baby’, in a show-stopping launch event that truly blended music, place and experience.
Sony Music called in The Bug Club to help launch the debut album of Jade Thirlwall (of Little Mix fame) in unforgettable fashion. The result? An impromptu 20-minute pop-up show at the Angel of the North, just miles from Jade’s hometown of South Shields, LIVE from The Bug Club’s Supersized Bug!
The Bug Club delivered a branded, buzzing, off-grid mobile stage, powered by Wattsun Batteries, which helps the Bugs run off grid for 9 plus hours (tried and tested at the 2025 London Marathon!)
The iconic Angel of the North was transformed into an instant live gig space. Nearly 1,000 fans gathered for the moment, which was covered by BBC Radio 1 and streamed to a global fanbase online. Jade’s solo album has since reached number 3 in the UK Albums chart, one of the best UK solo-debut album results from a former girl-group member.
“It’s always such a pleasure to collaborate with global icons who understand the power of music and experience combined,” said Justin Rushmore, Founder of The Bug Club.
“Jade’s vision deserved more than just a stage- it deserved a spectacle. And we were proud to help make that happen.”
The Bug Club and audio partners, Martin Audio, delivered an off-grid VW DJ van stage, fully branded for Jade & Sony, fast-turnaround mobile activation at the iconic Angel of The North, battery/solar-powered sound + lighting with no mains required, crowd control, atmosphere, and professional party vibes. Plus, a stream-ready setup, ensuring fans worldwide tuned in to this epic one of a kind event.
The Bug Club has become a go-to for iconic pop-ups and cultural moments, thanks to its fleet of VW DJ Vans & Bars that transform any space into a full-blown party – sustainably and stylishly.
The team have brought The Bug Club vibe to:
With Jade Thirlwall on board, The Bug Club proved, once again, that they know how to turn a cultural moment into a full-blown experience-part homecoming, part headline act.
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LaMelo Ball and PUMA Hoops hosted a fan-forward event to celebrate the release of the newest silhouette in LaMelo Ball’s signature franchise. A line wrapped down Melrose Ave. in Los Angeles on Tuesday (Aug. 26) with eager sports enthusiasts hoping to get the chance to be the first to shop the MB.05 World Tour drop, as well as meet the NBA star.
The MB.05 World Tour was designed in collaboration with Melo and inspired by his swagger both on and off the court. Available in fluorescent pink with iridescent detailing throughout, the design features barbed wire detailing as a nod to his tattoos. Additional design features include a molded skull and a “1” in the outsole, described as a nod to Ball’s one-of-one status. The sneakers are also finished with NITROFOAM™ cushioning for athletic comfort.
LaMelo first joined the PUMA Hoops family in 2020 when he was still a teenager.
“LaMelo’s physical gifts and dynamic play on the court, as well as his unique sense of personal style, make him a natural fit for PUMA,” expressed Adam Petrick, Global Director of Brand and Marketing at PUMA at the time. “We are thrilled to add him to our roster of talented athletes, and at just 19 years old, we can’t wait to see his impact on the broader culture surrounding basketball.”
For those who were unable to attend the pop-up, the MB.05 World Tour sneakers launch in stores on Friday (Aug. 29), for $125 at PUMA.com, the PUMA mobile app, and the PUMA NYC Flagship store. Additionally, the shoes will be sold at Foot Locker, Kids Foot Locker, Champs Sports, and other key retailers. Take a look inside the event below.
