Cara Delevingne’s Capsule Collection for Karl Lagerfeld Is Here—Shop It

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Summer is great and all, but it goes without saying that fall is the best season, sartorially speaking. We can all thank Meg Ryan—and Billy Crystal, for that matter—for passing down the seasonal style bible of chunky sweaters, loose trousers, and loafers. Now is the time to get comfortable, autumnal, and decidedly less sweaty. With that in mind, like every month, we rounded up the fashion news you need to know (and add to cart ASAP). From Cara Delevingne’s genderless capsule for Karl Lagerfeld to Bottega Veneta’s collab with The Strand, there’s something for everyone here.

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Cara Loves Karl

Cara Delevingne Designs Capsule Collection for Karl Lagerfeld 2

Roxanne Assoulin

Roxanne Assoulin Expands Into Enamel Rings 3 Bottega Veneta Partners With The Strand

Who: Bottega Veneta

What: Collaboration with The Strand

Where: Available exclusively at Bottega Veneta’s Soho store and online at bottegaveneta.com starting Sept. 15

Why: When you think of The Strand, you likely conjure images of endless book stacks, and, of course, the totes. A staple accessory of NYC, the tote is a tried-and-true classic, and one that Bottega Veneta creative director Matthieu Blazy is putting his spin on with three different versions rendered in the label’s luxe Italian leather. Blazy has also curated a list of his favorite books at the store, which will be available to shop until the end of the month. Consider your fall reading list handled.

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Everlane

Everlane Releases Power of 10 Capsule 5

Frame x Ritz Paris

Frame Drops Second Collab With Ritz Paris 6 Lele Sadoughi Opens West Village Boutique

Who: Lele Sadoughi

What: Store opening

Where: 387 Bleecker Street, NYC

Why: Downtown NYC is about to get a bit of Blair Waldorf-inspired sartorial flavor, because Lele Sadoughi is bringing her signature headbands to the West Village. The designer’s new store, now officially open on Bleecker Street, features bold and bright interiors by Sasha Bikoff, and feels like you’ve literally transported to a jewelry box, in the best way.

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Guest In Residence

Gigi Hadid Launches Cashmere Label Guest In Residence 8

LaQuan Smith

Nordstrom Introduces the “New New York” Center Stage 9

RIXO

RIXO Now Offers Extended Sizing 10

Tommy x Simon

Tommy Dorfman Teams Up With Simon Miller 11

Theory Project

Theory Debuts Capsule By Lucas Ossendrijver 12

Puma x Palomo Spain

Puma Releases Genderless Collab With Palomo Spain 13

Gabriela Hearst

Gabriela Hearst Opens Paris Pop-Up 14

Kate Young x Monica Vinader

Kate Young Collaborates With Monica Vinader 15

Tommy Hilfiger x Richard Quinn

Tommy Hilfiger Enlists Richard Quinn for Print-Heavy Collab 16 Loewe Reopens New York Flagship Store

Who: Loewe

What: Reopening of New York flagship

Where: 79 Greene Street, NYC

Why: Attention shoppers! Loewe’s two-floor flagship in the heart of NYC’s SoHo has reopened with a brand-new look. The main floor, which hosts womenswear and leather goods, is reimagined in dusty pink tiles, while the men’s offerings are located upstairs, replete in forest green. Perfect timing to peruse the fall/winter collection which is now in stores. Get your balloon shoes while you can.

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Raey x Suzanne Koller

Raey Taps Suzanne Koller for Fall Capsule Collab 18

Aerin x Tanner Krolle

Aerin and Tanner Krolle Join Forces on Chic Travel Collab 19 Sabyasachi Brings Baubles to Bergdorf Goodman

Who: Sabyasachi Mukherjee

What: High jewelry pop-up at Bergdorf Goodman

Where: Available at the Bergdorf Goodman Jewelry Salon

Why: Hot off the heels of opening his transportive NYC boutique (it’s over 5,000 square feet and feels more like a palace than a retail space), beloved Indian designer Sabyasachi Mukherjee is bringing his latest high jewelry collection, dubbed “Bengal. Byzantine. Broadway.” to the iconic New York retailer through Sept. 22. The maximalist designs echo the ornate saris for which the designer is well known, and aim to bring back the grand legacy of Bengal’s history of handcrafted jewelry.

Claire Stern Deputy Editor Claire Stern is the Deputy Editor of ELLE.com. Kevin LeBlanc Kevin LeBlanc is the Fashion Associate at ELLE Magazine.

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