Sometimes things just feel made to go together. Cheese and wine. Champagne and oysters. Leather and lace. And that ethos extends to design. Collaboration has always been principal to a designer’s process – but it’s still a complete joy to see two design Houses reach simpatico on a collection.
Whether that’s over fashion, homewares, fragrance or lifestyle objects, we’ve picked out the cream of the crop; the very best designer collaborations 2026 has fostered so far.
MM6 Maison Margiela and Salomon are back with another collab that blends technical outdoor gear with a high-fashion edge, including fresh sneaker colorways and a derby-meets-hiking shoe hybrid. The standout is the puffer-inspired MM6 XT-BOOT, which brings a cozy, padded feel to functional footwear, proving this duo knows how to make performance gear feel fashion-forward.
adidas Originals has teamed up with Willy Chavarria on adiSignature, a fresh take on classic sportswear featuring oversized fits, heavyweight fleece and bold, 80s-inspired fashion and colourways. With everything from Firebird tracksuits to hoodies and sweatpants getting an elevated update, the collection brings Chavarria’s signature style to everyday essentials.
Photograph courtesy UGG x JW Anderson
Reimagining the footwear brand’s iconic Classic Boot and Tasman slipper through the playful, design-led lens of British designer Jonathan Anderson, this collection will launch on 15 October 2026, and introduce two styles featuring penny loafer-inspired detailing, rounded toes and box stitching.
Photograph courtesy Victoria Beckham x Westwing
Titled Serving Style, the collab line marks Victoria Beckham’s first-ever homeware collection, launching on 12 October 2026. Inspired by the concept of “fashion for the table”, the collection brings her signature understated luxury into the world of interiors, combining refined craftsmanship with thoughtful details designed to elevate everyday entertaining.
Photographs courtesy JW Anderson and Uniqlo
We’re big fans of anything even vaguely JW Anderson x Uniqlo related, and the FW26 collection is no exception. It’s a 29-piece edit, spanning knitwear, outerwear, shirting and accessories, all reminiscent of an academic uniform. “This season reflects the worldview of theatre and academic culture, the intersections of unbound creativity. Building on traditional styles, we’ve created a collection that incorporates colours, patterns, and functionality to be enjoyed in a range of everyday settings,” Jonathan Anderson said in a statement.
Another Miu Miu collaboration spotted on the catwalks of Paris Fashion Week in October 2026. It’s part of the latest from Miu Miu Upcycled, where the House reimagines select vintage pieces in a celebration of vintage and circular fashion. Here, Miu Miu has reinterpreted heritage denim from Wrangler. The jeans in question were sourced by vintage specialists, then the classic Americana denim was reworked with Miu Miu’s signature lacing and styling.
Reigning style IT-girl Alexa Chung has collaborated with Reformation on a new collection for the Northern Hemisphere autumn season. This is a 30-piece collection that includes a range of original designs which all draw influence from Chung’s classic yet unexpected approach to style. The are vintage-inspired pieces with velvets and prints, playful slogan tees and of course, (the workhorse essential) a classic white shirt. The collection is available online and in-store now.
Taking a new step in its five-year partnership with New Balance, Miu Miu used Paris Fashion Week to show a preview of the latest collaboration. It’s a new sneaker, a reconstructed RC150 made from technical mesh in a lightweight design. There are a few different colourways; the ones we saw on the catwalk were a navy with bold yellow contrasts, green with yellow contrasts and a warm red with bronzey orange contrasts. The new sneakers will be part of the SS27 releases.
Photographs courtesy adidas x entire studios
The L.A.-based fashion label is dropping its second capsule collection with adidas online and in-stores on Tuesday 29 September 2026. The collection reimagines ADIDAS Z.N.E., Optimé and Dropset 4 silhouettes, as well as a new statement trench coat, bomber-and-track-pant pair and the Feroza motorsport footwear silhouette. The brands hosted a launch event for the collab during NYFW FW26.
Thom Browne has teamed up with Bose to rework its QuietComfort Ultra Headphones,, wrapping the headband, ear cushions and coordinating case in heather grey cashmere. Signature four-bar detailing and a striped grosgrain loop bring Browne’s unmistakable codes to Bose’s noise-cancelling technology. The limited-edition collaboration is available to pre-order now via Bose.
The LYASA FF II Tabi is the last of Kiko Kostadinov and ASICS’ four-part series. It’s a familiar ASICS sneaker silhouette with the tabi touch. Designed by Laura and Deanna Fanning, the collection was first shown during Kiko Kostadinov’s autumn winter 2026 presentation, and will be released in two colours ways: Clay Grey and Jasper Green, and Reddish Brown and ASICS Blue. The collection will be available from 19 September via the Kiko Kostadinov site.
Miu Miu and New Balance just dropped the latest edition of their long-running collaboration at a small vinyl-record-themed pop-up in Japan. The shoe itself takes the usual 530 SL look, but with a more open ballerina cut. It’s available via the Miu Miu site now in white and light brown.
UGG and Willy Chavarria have teamed up for a capsule collection, with a campaign titled ‘UGGS and Kisses’ starring Eva Longoria, Danny Trejo and Becky G. The unisex collection has styles from guard boots, biker boots, clogs and the Hotel Chavarria slipper. Quite the contrast between soft and hard, or as UGG calls it “rebelliously soft”. The collection will be available from 10 September via the UGG website.
Photograph courtesy Stine Goya
Stine Goya and Umbro return for their second collaboration, Where We Meet, a five-piece capsule inspired by the rituals and community of 90s British football culture, from pre-match pub gatherings to handwritten bathroom graffiti. Launching worldwide on 31 August 2026, the collection blends romantic lace details and hand-painted graphics with classic Umbro silhouettes, brought to life through a campaign starring professional dancer Didde-Mie Lykke.
Photograph courtesy Yohji Yamamoto x Repetto
The Japanese designer and Repetto are reimagining the classic ballet flat with a rebellious, avant-garde edge, blending Repetto’s ballet heritage with Yamamoto’s distinctive aesthetic. Inspired by Repetto’s archival Bolchoï model, the new hybrid ballet loafer combines delicate pointe-shoe detailing with a structured, contemporary silhouette.
Photographs courtesy Gohar World
Gohar World is making its footwear debut with ASICS, putting its own ballet-inspired spin on the GEL-DS TRAINER SP. Blending Y2K track styling with delicate, hyper-feminine details, the sneaker features charms, stainless-steel piercings and Gohar World’s signature silver-plated Gohar Bean, all paired with ASICS’ performance technology. The limited-edition style launches exclusively via Gohar World on 1 September.
Photographs courtesy Sandy Liang
Cou Cou and Sandy Liang are bringing a playful, nostalgic spin to back-to-school dressing with their first-ever collaboration, “A Guide to Being Well Read.” Think organic cotton pyjamas, lace-trimmed undies and whimsical Sandy Liang-inspired prints made for lounging, sleeping and getting lost in a good book.
Photograph courtesy PUMA
PUMA and Madhappy have teamed up for their third collaborative capsule, highlighting West Coast-inspired “inactive activewear” designed for post-workout wellness and recovery. The collection features earthy apparel along with custom footwear – including the H-Street, a special-edition Suede, and an exclusive Speedcat Plus – dropping via Madhappy on 28 August 2026, followed by a global PUMA release on 5 September 2026.
Photographs courtesy Anthropologie
Anthropologie and Barbour have joined forces for their first cross-category collaboration, translating Barbour’s British outdoor heritage through Anthropologie’s playful, feminine lens across fashion, home and pet accessories, with classic tartans reworked alongside florals, rich textures and unexpected detailing. The collection spans five exclusive outerwear styles, tabletop, textiles, lighting, mugs, bowls, cushions, throws, LED lanterns and coordinating pet accessories including dog beds and bowls.
Photographs courtesy Cecilie Bahnsen
Cecilie Bahnsen is reuniting with ASICS SportStyle for the GEL-KINETIC FR, a new silhouette inspired by flowers in motion, marrying ASICS’ technical performance construction and sculptural GEL cushioning with Bahnsen’s romantic codes through micro-textured uppers, glossy finishes, embossed and debossed florals, flower charms, beads, flower-shaped eyelets and signature drawcord lacing. Offered in Piedmont Grey Silver and Black Coffee, the collaboration launches globally on 12 September 2026 via ASICS.
Photographs courtesy Isabel Marant
Brazilian footwear brand Havaianas have joined forces with French designer Isabel Marant to release a collection of fabulous flip-flops just in time for Euro summer. The collection introduces two designs, with the first featuring a traditional Havaianas silhouette in playful tie-dye prints, and the second introducing the new Havaianas Puffed. This new style features a wide set strap adorned with small metallic baubles. The collection is available to purchase from 22 May 2026.
Photograph courtesy UNIQLO
The cult Danish fashion designer has teamed up with Japanese fashion retailer UNIQLO to release its first collaborative Spring Summer 2026 womenswear collection. Bahnsen, who founded her label in Copenhagen in 2015, has long had a history of sell-out collabs with brands like Salomon, and we expect this one to do no less when it launches globally on 22 May 2026.
Photograph courtesy Laila Gohar and ARKET
Nordic retailer ARKET has paired up with New York-based artist and cooking enthusiast Laila Gohar to drop a collaborative clothing line in time for this year’s Milan Design Week. The duo teamed up to present a co-created public installation to ceelbrate, reimagining a fairground carousel as a sculptural set of oversized fruits and vegetables. The SS26 collection with Gohar is already available to shop on the ARKET website, and marks Gohar’s first ready-to-wear collection.
Photographs courtesy Victoria Beckham
Later this year we’ll be getting our first taste of a multi-season partnership between the British fashion designer and Gap. It will be a 38-piece collection injected with her chic and tailored aesthetics. And the usual Gap logo hoodies and T-shirts have been reimagined with the addition of a Victoria Beckham logo.
Photographs courtesy RIMOWA
Luxury luggage brand RIMOWA have also unveiled a new collaborative line at Milan Design Week 2026. The brand has teamed up with Swiss furniture manufacturer Lehni (who also notably produced Donald Judd’s furniture collection). They’ve unveiled two designs dedicated to storing and protecting your RIMOWA suitcases.
Photographs courtesy Carhartt WIP
Marking their fourth collaboration, sacai and Carhartt WIP return with a 13-piece capsule collection, reimagining workwear staples through Chitose Abe’s signature deconstructed lens and bringing together men’s and unisex styles, in browns and pinks, contrasted with metallic and snakeskin accents.
Anderson’s penchant for slow living has seen her team up with LA-based lifestyle brand Olive Ateliers to create a furniture and decor collection. The line, called The Sentimentalist, will be launching 8 April 2026, and comprises more than 40 pieces of indoor-outdoor rattan furniture, a teak dining table, and wicker baskets inspired by Anderson’s life across Canada and British Columbia, as well as pieces her Grandparents lovingly restored.
BOSS and French design icon Ligne Roset unveiled their reimagining of the iconic Togo chair at this year’s Milan Design Week – a fireside chair and footstool that is the first Togo edition to ever to feature a material mix of high-quality leather, refined textile seating surface and contrast stitching.
Twenty years after Stella McCartney originally teamed up with H&M, the British fashion designer and fashion retailer are collaborating again. McCartney has reimagined archival styles and pieces (like the brand’s studded “Rock Royalty” tee and Falabella chains), while remaining true to her sustainable roots: featuring organic cotton, recycled crystals, and RWS Standard-certified wool. The capsule collection will be available in selected stores and online at H&M’s website from 7 May at 10am.
A limited-edition swimwear capsule has just dropped from British heritage fashion house Burberry and cult swimsuit label Hunza G. The capsule collaboration sees signature Hunza G silhouettes in the brands Original Crinkle fabric bordered in Burberry’s iconic Heritage Check and colour palette. The collection is available now via the Hunza G website.
JW Anderson x Diadora
Photographs courtesy JW Anderson
To coincide with the Italian sportswear brand’s relaunch of its Equipe sneaker, Diadora has teamed up with JW Anderson, taking inspiration straight from the 1970s for a colour-blocked design and logo-emblazoned layered laces. The JW Anderson x Diadora collaboration is available to purchase now on the JW Anderson and Diadora websites and select retailers.
Crocs x Andersson Bell
First debuting on the Andersson Bell Spring Summer 2026 runway, these two reimagined Crocs silhouettes take on chunky, all-black, punk sensibilities. The updated Bae Clog gets a higher platform, and is dressed in tarnished silver charms and studs, along with a belt-like ankle strap bearing the Andersson Bell branding. The Classic Clog is reimagined in leather, with lace-up details, metal studs, spikes and safety-pin Jibbitz. The Crocs x Andersson Bell collaboration will be available to purchase starting on 19 May via the Crocs and Andersson Bell websites.
Miu Miu and New Balance x Coco Gauff
A new chapter in the ongoing relationship between New Balance and Miu Miu, this time including a collaboration with American tennis player Coco Gauff, who is currently ranked No. 2 in the world in women’s singles. The collection features an array of pieces, including shoes, shirts, jackets, hats, and more. At its core, the collection brings together the dynamism of tennis with refined style and craftsmanship. It’s available from 23 June 2026 for a limited time, in select Miu Miu stores and online.
Prada x Gentle Monster
A collaboration no one saw coming – yet we can’t get enough of. A new eyewear collection made of three designs, is one that expresses a contemporary expression of design through a shared commitment to research, innovation, and creativity. Crafted from titanium, the sleek frames feature the Prada logo positioned at an unexpected angle, offering a fresh, sideways interpretation of the house’s signature branding. And one of the best parts of a Gentle Monster collaboration is their campaign. And for this one they had Prada ambassador Kentaro Sakaguchi in a narrative that explores the forces of earth,water, fire, air and love. The collection will launch first in Japan on 6 July 2026, before becoming available online the following day. As the collection is exclusive to select Asian markets, only Japan, Hong Kong, South Korea and Mainland China will have access to these limited-edition pieces.
Issey Miyake x Camper
After their debut collaboration in March 2026, Issey Miyake and Camper have officially announced their collaboration: an almost sock-like shoe that is sleek and gives second-skin comfort. It’s a the perfect intersection between everyday functionality and fashion. The Anna shoe will be available on both Camper and ISSEY MIYAKE websites from 15 July 2026 in a range of colours including cream, navy, cobalt blue, black.
One&Only Aesthesis x Burberry
Just in time for European summer – One&Only Aesthesis and Burberry are collaborating on the Athenian riveria, Greece that will end in October. Burberry’s house check has been created in a turqiose colour, where the pattern is seen across the resorts pool area, garden, and tennis courts. A full take over if you will. Reflecting the same colour as the nearby ocean, you can also purchase at the boutique Burberry’s High Sumemr collection, accessories, bikinis and activewear.
Jacquemus x Nike Moon Shoe
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The sneaker that is on everyone’s lips at the moment: the Nike Moon Shoe. Nike recently re-released them in brown, yellow, navy and white – that we got excited when Simon Jacquemus (the founder of Jacquemus) casually announced on his Instagram that they were collaborating with Nike again on the Moon Shoe. This Nike x Jacquemus Moon Shoe in the Emerald Rise colour will be available from 18 September exclusively at their Miami boutique, or on Jacquemus’ site from 21 September, 4pm CEST.
Birkenstock x Repetto
Two iconic shoe brands have come together to collaborate on three limited-edition styles. They have the Arizona, which is a take on Birkenstock’s classic sandal, the Scala, which is a hybrid between a ballet flat and mules, and the Opera, which is a take on the Boston style. These shoes are have a patent leather exterior and are finished with Repetto’s signature gingham footbed lining – the best of both worlds. Available on Birkenstock and Repetto’s website from 16 July 2026.
Jacquemus x Timberland
For their second collaboration, Jacquemus and Timberland have come together again to release a new colourway: Lagoon Blue. These boat shoes are made from full grain leather, adorned by Timberland’s signature hardware. Available on Jacquemus and Timberland’s website from 17 July 2026.
NikeSkims Studio Edit 02
Fusing both workout technicality and off-duty style, Nike and Skims have come together for their second edition of elevated activewear. Shiny satin fabric is the standout here, with the collection spanning sports bras, track pants, and even bringing their iconic NikeSkims rift sneakers in a navy satin. The collection will be available for purchase on 30 July via the Skims and Nike website.
Willy Chavarria x Adidas
The Megaride shoe by Willy Chavarria and Adidas is coming back, now in a bubblegum pink. Made from suede, mesh and leather the Megaride shoe embodies Willy Chavarria’s design philosophy of amplifying self-expression and identity. The shoe will be available from 7 August via the Hype Draw on the Adidas app.
Noir Kei Ninomiya x PUMA
First seen at Paris Fashion Week for Autumn Winter 2026 shows, PUMA has collaborated with Japanese label noir kei ninomiya to transform their iconic Speedcat shoe into an exploration of craftsmanship and form. The shoe’s exterior looks a little bit like bubble wrap that comes in a variety of colours. Available from 5 August in Japan, the global roll out is still to be confirmed, but will likely be later in August.
Farm Rio x Rip Curl
Coming together for their second collaboration, Rip Curl and Farm Rio are blending Brazilian maximalism wirth Australia’s surf heritage. The collection spans surf wear, swimwear, apparel and accessories designed for the sea, crafted from bold floral patterns of yellows, blues, greens, purple and orange. Available from August 17, you can shop the collection via the Rip Curl website.
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