7 weekly hyper collabs. 07.09.26-11.09.26
all the drops that mattered this week
Dior x A24
Dior has entered a two-year partnership with A24, spanning film screenings, talks and events, with the fashion house backing future A24 productions. Creative director Jonathan Anderson says it's less about product placement, more about building new opportunities for young talent.
Harry Styles «Together Tour»
Harry Styles just extended his Together, Together tour into 2027 — 25 more stadium shows across North America and Europe.
We adore this collab format: every single city gets a different special guest opener. Kylie Minogue in LA, LCD Soundsystem in Rome, Tears For Fears closing out Wembley, plus Tinashe, Caroline Polachek, Feist, Lainey Wilson and more — a rotating cast that started with 2026's run (Shania Twain, Robyn, Jamie xx) and now runs clean through summer 2027.
It's less a support-act lineup, more a year-long collaboration series disguised as a stadium tour.
Chanel Culture Fund x Dib Bangkok
Chanel's Culture Fund just landed its first partnership in Southeast Asia. Dib Bangkok will host the annual Chanel Gateway Commission — this year going to Thai artist Nawin Nuthong, whose multimedia installation Project 147 (video + interactive game) runs from 26 September 2026 to 3 May 2027. Chanel now works with over 50 cultural institutions across 15 countries.
Kraft Heinz x Disney
A long-term strategic alliance bringing 10 Kraft Heinz brands, including HEINZ, Philadelphia and Kraft Mac & Cheese — into Disney parks, resorts and cruise operations across North America. New condiment stations, custom dining concepts, and integrated storytelling campaigns are all part of the rollout.
Duolingo's Phonetic Collection
Timed to New York Fashion Week, Duolingo teamed up with Next in Fashion alum Megan O'Cain on a capsule collection that turns tricky designer names into wearable pronunciation guides. A lime-green bag spelling "air-mess" for Hermès. Research with YouGov found people confidently mispronounce fashion names all the time
0fr. Paris x Zara
The cult Parisian bookshop-slash-concept-store known for its curated fashion books and gallery-like presence has teamed up with Zara on a full collection across women's, men's and kids' — photographed by Stef Mitchell in a raw, film-grain Parisian aesthetic. High-street meets intellectual, bookshop-cool nostalgia.
