What’s Good This Week: Celine Drops The Reebok Freestyle Lo, SYSTEM Opens A Pop-Up At Harrods And More

These are the menswear happenings to have on your radar, including Samsøe Samsøe’s AW26 campaign, Nick Foulkes and Menē’s collaboration, and Willy Chavarria’s UGG biker makeover.

SYSTEM lands with a pop-up at Harrods

Korean fashion, it seems, is at an all-time high worldwide. The issue? Unless you take a trip to Seoul, a lot of these brands are pretty hard to get your hands on over on the west side of the world. Luckily for the Londoners, SYSTEM is making its mark in the UK with a pop-up on the second floor of Harrods where, until 22nd November, you’ll find a curated selection of key menswear pieces along with some exclusive items made specifically for the project. If you’re in town, make sure to check out the space. 

It’s all happening on Sundays for Vuori

Inspired by the rituals and routines that define an athlete’s life outside of the competition itself, Vuori introduces The Sunday collection, exploring the moments before, after and beyond performance. The clothing matches that sentiment, with apparel referencing classic track styling and reimagined for a contemporary context with comfort, versatility and movement in mind. We’re talking clean, flattering silhouettes, elevated materials and technical functionality. Check out the collection, available online and in-store now. 

Ferrari Style’s AW26 collection gets clinical

Exploring the connection between the human and the mechanical, Ferrari Style presents its latest Autumn/Winter 2026 campaign shot by the legendary Rafael Pavarotti in the Scaglietti workshops. Under a rather grazing and clinical lighting setup, all is revealed, from the perception of surfaces to the grain, weight and material presence of the garments to further accentuate the intricacies that went into this collection full of contrasting textures. 

END. Label joins the party

After establishing itself as one of the UK’s biggest retailers, END. has decided to launch its very own fashion brand, END. Label. With an accompanying campaign shot across the UK, the collection sees modular pieces that work in tandem with each other as well as any wardrobe. It’s a lineup of staples you can wear every day. Check it out online and in-store at select locations. 

Celine remixes the Reebok Freestyle Lo

Celine teased its take on the Reebok Freestyle Low in its SS27 show in June. Now the French Maison’s first sneaker collaboration has finally landed on shelves. Arriving in eight monochromatic colourways, the new makeover includes Optic White, Black, Butter, Beige, Peanut, Dark Brown, Oxblood, and Fluo Red iterations. Celine’s Insignia can be found on the tongue alongside co-branded detailing on the heel and, of course, the premium lambskin upper throughout that offer a plush, buttery treatment to the classic silo. Check them out now, available online and in-store.

Samsøe Samsøe lets the clothes do the talking

Shooting in Drill Hall in London for a more stripped-back setting, Samsøe Samsøe puts more emphasis on the textures, proportions and details from the Autumn/Winter 2026 collection. Leather trousers glimmer in the raw, atmospheric lighting. Slashed knits reveal check flannels worn underneath. And furs feel weirdly comfortable in the clinical, metallic backdrop of the campaign. Prepped for functional layering in the coming seasons, this is an offering of thought-out wearable pieces that can be worn in numerous ways. Check out the collection now, available online and in-store. 

Nick Foulkes and Menē are making gentlemanly heirlooms 

You might know Nick Foulkes for his books on horological marvels like the Audemars Piguet Royal Oak, or deep dives on Rolex. Or perhaps you’ve encountered his work as a luxury, style, and culture journalist. But if you’ve met the man, or taken a look through his Instagram, you’ll know he’s profoundly into jewellery, too. His hands are adorned with rings, bracelets, and of course watches, which are often accompanying fiercely tailored outfits. Now Foulkes has teamed up with investment jewellery brand Menē (known for its 24 karat gold and pure platinum pieces). The offering is made up of chain bracelets, cufflinks, pendants, and rings, rooted in the idea that these fine possessions pick up meaning over time. In other words, these are heirlooms waiting to find their home. It is available from September 16 via the Menē website. 

Supreme and A.Presse cook up menswear dynamite 

This week Supreme launched a collaboration that sent shockwaves through the menswear community, coming together with cult Japanese label A.Presse. Playing on the brand’s luxury workwear and militarywear aesthetic, we get a healthy dose of collaborative excellence. M-65 jackets and cargo pants are given a hand-painted applique treatment whilst relaxed suiting is made up of a luxurious cotton silk, as well as a zip-up hoodie that features a true-to-vintage waffle lining. Check out the collection, available online and in-store now. 

KENT&CURWEN is going back to school

For Autumn/Winter 2026, KENT&CURWEN follows a group of students in the moments in between classes as British collegiate prep stands at the forefront of thematic stylings. Shot by Taliani de Marchio, the British label’s house codes are on full display as crisp shirts and knitted jumpers are woven in with runway pieces to create a campaign tha captures the candid moments of friendship and collective energy for its centenary celebrations. Check out the new collection now, available online. 

Tod’s presents a new chapter of Italian Stories

The Italian lifestyle, a way of living that oozes class, elegance and a sense of innate vibrancy that’s inherent to those that also came up with the term ‘sprezzatura’. Tod’s takes us to Villa San Martino to see this Italian lifestyle in action, through the lens of Alasdiar McLellan, as he captures the simple pleasures of day-to-day living. The setting is beautifully accented with Autumn/Winter 2026 hero pieces that include the bowling bag-inspired Di Bag, the masterfully constructed Metal Dots Loafer, and the suede Pashmy Bomber. Check out the new collection, available online and in-store now. 

MOSS is In Good Company

As the summer heat starts to fade away and the crisp morning air starts our days, we can no longer rely on the great weather to keep us going throughout the day. Who better to rely on than your close friends and loved ones to get us through the tough winter – as MOSS studies these special connections in its Autumn/Winter 2026 “In Good Company” campaign. The collection feels thoughtful and considered, with a range of formalwear and smart casual styles that can all be dressed up and down, with versatility in mind. Check out the new collection available online and in-store now. 

UGG x Willy Chavarria is for the cozy bikers

If you had to think of a shoe that would be the antithesis of a tough, gritty biker, an UGG would definitely be up there. That’s what makes the collaboration between the footwear brand and Willy Chavarria so fun, as both brands explore the tension between biker culture and the soft, comforting UGG shoes. The collection spans five entirely unique styles: the Guard Boot, a true biker boot turned UGG; the Biker and Relaxed Boot, reimagining a classic tall boot with slouchy black leather and chrome hardware; the Otzo Clog, a no-nonsense mule with folded leather detailing and the Hotel Slipper, which, as the name suggests is a slipper silhouette with a leather makeover. Alongside the footwear is a collaborative graphic T-shirt and socks. Check out the collection now, available online and in-store.