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Nike’s Back to School Sale Slashes Prices by 25% on Trending Athleisure for Kids and Adults

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, WWD may receive an affiliate commission. Despite it not being August yet, back to school shopping has officially commenced, and we’re here to remind you that your kiddos need more than color-coded binders and folders before entering a new grade. They’ll feel more confident taking this next step in their young life with the help of a closet refresh, and there’s no better destination for that than Nike: currently running an extra-25-percent-off Back to School Sale, which slashes prices on over 5,000 styles for kids and adults with the code DAYONE at checkout. The promotion ends late August. explore nike's 2026 back to school sale Because the Swoosh brand is most known for its legendary footwear (shoes witnessing discounts as we speak include the ReactX Rejuven8 recovery slide; the Vomero Plus running sneaker, boosted by Nike’s m...
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Queen Camilla Spotlights Van Cleef & Arpels’ Lucky Spring Collection With a $9,350 Butterfly Clip

Queen Camilla made her Van Cleef & Arpels clip the statement accessory of her look during a visit Monday to the Emmaus Norfolk and Waveney charity in Bungay, England. Queen Camilla Getty Images She wore an Anna Valentine blue dress with a sharp collar, long sleeves, midi hemline and ornate embroidery at the end of the cuffs and hem of her midi dress by the British couturier — a go-to designer for Queen Camilla. Along with her blue dress, Queen Camilla accessorized with diamond and pearl drop earrings, her staple assortment of Van Cleef & Arpels bracelets and a butterfly clip from the Lucky Spring collection, which she pinned near the collar. Queen Camilla Getty Images The Van Cleef & Arpels Lucky Spring butterfly clip retails for $9,350. The piece is crafted in 18-kara...

Leather Sneakers Are This Summer’s Most Versatile Shoe. Here Are 7 Pairs to Prove It

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, WWD may receive an affiliate commission. Leather sneakers are the most adaptable, well-rounded piece of footwear you can own right now, period. They read more pulled-together than canvas or synthetic counterparts but more laidback than dress shoes or loafers, which means you can wear the style while running errands, getting dinner, hitting the bars, or even taking meetings at the office. The best leather sneakers work just as well with shorts and jeans as they do with chinos or even slacks. Check under the tables at high-end restaurants across the world, and you’ll likely spot clean, crisp leather sneakers adorning many pairs of feet — making them the new business-casual gold standard. Let’s get one thing straight, though: Leather sneakers for men and women are more than their good looks. The material is the most durable you can use for shoes, so you...

Shakira’s Custom Roberto Cavalli World Cup Final Halftime Show Look Included 200,000 Swarovski Crystals

Shakira hit the 2026 World Cup stage once again in a custom design from Roberto Cavalli for the final match’s halftime show at the New York New Jersey Stadium on Sunday. Shakira Getty Images for Global Citizen The “Hips Don’t Lie” singer sported the label’s Ray of Sunset print in vibrant pink and yellow. Inspired by the late designer’s Ray of Gold motif, the two-piece set featured a bodysuit with a plunging crisscross neckline and side cutouts, paired with a skirt draped using the moulage technique, according to Roberto Cavalli’s official Instagram account. The look was embroidered in fringe satin chiffon strips, and the entire piece was hand-embellished with more than 200,000 Swarovski crystals. The bodysuit alone took more than 120 hours to embroider and two weeks to create. The look was designed by Roberto Cavalli’s creat...

The Beaches Reflect on a Breakout Year, From Madison Square Garden to ‘Off Campus’

In true New York fashion, The Beaches were so busy running around the city on the day of their Madison Square Garden performance that the first time they took the stage was in front of a sold-out crowd. “It was such a hectic day. We weren’t able to get a soundcheck, so we had to raw dog the show,” recalls Jordan Miller, the band’s lead vocalist, in the days following the show. “But having the first moment that we were actually in the arena be right before we went on stage was so thrilling. I didn’t want the show to end. It felt like we belonged up there.” “Raw dogging” MSG might just be the band’s most rock ‘n’ roll move yet. The Toronto-based quartet — sisters Jordan Miller and Kylie Miller, Leandra Earl and Eliza Enman-McDaniel — are currently on tour opening for former One Directioner Louis Tomlinson. The tour finds the band in the midst of a rapid-fire year. In March, they were named Group of the Year at the Juno Awards for the th...

Jennifer Hudson Goes Full Thom Browne Americana for the World Cup Final Anthem

Jennifer Hudson embraced the spotlight in Thom Browne during the 2026 World Cup Final on Sunday at New York New Jersey Stadium, where she performed the U.S. national anthem. Jennifer Hudson performs the national anthem during the closing ceremony of the 2026 World Cup football tournament final match. AFP via Getty Images Hudson wore a custom three-piece Thom Browne look in white, with navy piping and the designer’s signature red, white and navy stripes providing the color. Her fitted blazer featured structured shoulders, a single-button waist and a rounded hem, with the striped band circling the upper left sleeve. She paired the crisp blazer with a square-neck top and matching floor-length skirt. The matching skirt stayed narrow through the hips and fell straight to the ground, with white-and-clear pointed-toe pumps showing beneath the hem. Hudson kept the rest to severa...

These Collaborations Between High-End Hotels and Luxury Designers Are Worth Adding to Cart — No Plane Ticket Required

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, WWD may receive an affiliate commission. Geotagging yourself in the middle of the Pacific Ocean is no longer cutting it. These days, refined travelers are turning to something a bit less tacky and a bit more tasteful when it comes to flaunting their globetrotting, Amex Platinum–having, passport stamp–collecting pursuits — by wearing that frequent-traveler status, quite literally, on their sleeves. We’re talking about the intimate, and relatively new, marriage between the world’s top hotels and luxury designers, which over the years has served a few key purposes: helping a particular resort’s top one percent of loyalists identify each other from Ibiza to Innsbruck and sending guests home with a more sophisticated souvenir than a fridge magnet, all while feeding into the universal obsession with collectibles (all the better if the items are mar...