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The New Fashion Arrivals We’re Excited to Shop This Week

The New Fashion Arrivals We’re Excited to Shop This Week

From Telfar’s Liberia collection launch to Everlane’s new activewear, these new arrivals are sure to delight.

In our modern fashion industry, gone are the days of seasonal drops. Designers are giving us something to look forward to all year long, with goodies landing in stores and online every week-from got-to-have-it handbags to wear-forever dresses. Here, we round up our favorite new items of the week to shop now before they’re inevitably gone.

Everlane




Everlane just launched two new performance styles-a breathable, boxy-cut T-shirt and comfortable shorts with a fit that makes them just as enticing to wear exercising or running errands.

Net-a-Porter




Net-a-Porter has expanded its sustainable edit, Net Sustain, which features consciously crafted fashion and beauty products. This month’s expansion marks an almost 500% increase of brands since Net Sustain’s launch. We like a cheerful sweater from Stella McCartney, Gucci’s tote bag, and more.

Wandler




Cool-girl favorite accessories brand Wandler released a bevy of functional, sleek fall staples, including the sleek and clean-lined Penelope bag and slip-on, chunky-heeled loafer dubbed Rosa.

Sir the Label




Sir the Label’s new blue and white floral Dimitri collection feels like a celebration of the end of summer. The dresses and skirts in this collection are ideal for the final soirées of the season.

New Balance x Bandier




New Balance and Bandier have teamed up on the launch of a new activewear capsule. The collection includes two footwear styles and a 10-piece lifestyle apparel collection. There are corset tanks and ultra-high-rise leggings for early morning runs and yoga. There’s also a trench coat to throw over activewear on upcoming chilly nights and fleece joggers, shorts, and hoodies for relaxing at home too.

Christian Dior




Nothing quite communicates the carefree attitude of summer like an easy silk scarf wrapped in your hair. The latest from Dior includes beautiful moon- and star-emblazoned silk scarves just in time for summer’s end.

Gauge81



Think of Gauge81’s newest pieces as going-out basics designed with reemergence in mind. From minidresses to Champagne-color bodysuits and asymmetrical tops, these pieces will put some pep in your step the next time you head out the door.

Alo Yoga




Alo Yoga’s latest includes a cheery blue gingham shorts and bra set that will have you wanting to get out and get active. Plus, this bra top could very easily pass for a crop top.

Ray-Ban



Ray-Ban recently released its iconic Aviator frames in a limited edition in solid gold. To celebrate the 84th anniversary of the classic Aviator, only 84 pieces of these solid-gold frames are available worldwide. Each pair is distinctly numbered on the inside of the frame.

Tekla x Stüssy




Copenhagen-based Tekla has teamed up with Stüssy on a range of items for the home and beach. The collection includes poplin sleepwear as well as oversized bathrobes and towels in cotton terry.

Telfar




Telfar expands its apparel line with the brand’s new Liberia collection, a genderless capsule of performance clothes first revealed at the Tokyo Olympic games and worn by team Liberia.

Dôen




Dôen’s Golden Hour collection just dropped in celebration of the last bits of summer. Find floaty dresses, breathable tops, and lightweight outerwear for the final days of the season.

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