9 weekly hyper collabs
From cultural milestones to pieces we'd genuinely queue for — this week has it all.
H&M HOME x Kelly Wearstler
H&M HOME has teamed up with the legendary American interior designer Kelly Wearstler for a collection that bridges interiors and fashion in a bold, design-led vision. The 29-piece home collection spans modular furniture and sculptural décor, while an 8-piece ready-to-wear capsule rounds it out with strong shoulders, long-line cuts, and unmistakable Wearstler flair.
Fortnum's x GET BAKED
Fortnum & Mason and Leeds-based dessert sensations GET BAKED have joined forces for one of their most talked-about pop-ups yet. Bertha — the sweeter successor to their legendary Bruce cake, towering with 24 indulgent layers of chocolate sponge and a milk-and-dark chocolate ganache . Available exclusively at Fortnum's before hitting general release, this collaboration also included a new Knickerbocker Glory Pie .
M&S x Aries
M&S has revived its beloved St Michael archive label for a 26-piece capsule with London streetwear label Aries . Sharp tailoring, graphic tees, punchy green totes, and boxer shorts — all reimagined through Aries' cool, hand-finished lens. This nostalgia trip is surprisingly accessible — pieces start at just £10.
Supreme x 30+ Brands
Supreme is going bigger than ever for its Fall/Winter 2026 collection, unveiling collaborations with over 30 brands and artists. The line-up includes heavy hitters like Nike, Timberland, Swarovski, Umbro, and Alpha Industries, alongside a Jeff Hamilton leather jacket covered in box logos, a custom chrome Lambretta scooter, and a Keen Ramps mini half pipe. It's chaotic, maximalist, and unmistakably Supreme.
Vanity Fair x Marc Jacobs
Mark Guiducci, global editorial director of Vanity Fair, has made a statement with the magazine's 2026 Style issue cover — featuring Marc Jacobs as the first male subject under his tenure. The cover, painted by artist Anna Weyant, reimagines the designer in a portrait that has sparked conversation across fashion circles . It's a cover that sets a new tone for the magazine.
National Portrait Gallery x Pandora
The National Portrait Gallery has announced a new partnership with Pandora, the world's largest jewellery brand, celebrating self-expression and a shared belief that creativity is for everyone. The collaboration extends across exhibitions, programmes, and retail, marking an ambitious cultural meeting point between heritage and high-street jewellery.
British Museum x Retro Chic
The British Museum has teamed up with Retro Chic to release a joint collection of replica historical jewellery. Drawing from ancient Roman, Nordic, and Sumerian inspirations, the collection features cameo pendants, charm necklaces, and intricate gold-plated designs crafted with artisanal precision . It's a wearable slice of history for those who want to carry the past with them.
IKEA x Xbox
No one saw it’s coming, IKEA and Xbox have teased a new line of gaming-inspired furniture. Social media reveals have shown a green D-pad cushion and a stool shaped like a controller stick, sparking widespread curiosity among fans . The full collection will be unveiled at Gamescom 2026.
InStyle x Madeline Clyne — The Intern
InStyle's hit mockumentary social series «The Intern» has teamed up with the team behind FX's «The Beauty» for a crossover season that's as sharp as it is absurd. With InStyle editors transforming into supermodels, the four-episode season racked up over 4 million video views across Instagram and TikTok . It's a perfect melding of fashion satire and entertainment.
