KidSuper, Issey Miyake, BAPE Launch New Collections

Colm Dillane's KidSuper has partnered with HBO Max to release an apparel capsule celebrating the documentary "Life, Larry, and the Pursuit of Unhappiness." This collection translates Dillane's surrealist artistry and vibrant painting style into humorous streetwear, featuring brightly colored knitwear, graphic tees, and statement outerwear that honor Larry David, the creator of "Curb Your Enthusiasm."

A-POC ABLE ISSEY MIYAKE is collaborating with contemporary artist Tomokazu Matsuyama for the TYPE-XII Project. This partnership aims to translate Matsuyama's vibrant, multi-layered artwork into engineered woven silhouettes, blending artistic expression with innovative textile design.

Abbey Road Studios is launching its own official football shirt, incorporating its iconic crosswalk crest, merging music history with contemporary sportswear. Simultaneously, NEEDLES is teaming up with Japanese retailer LHP for an exclusive Summer 2026 capsule collection that includes lightweight tracksuits adorned with the brand's signature Papillon embroidery.

Tetsu Nishiyama's new label, Buffer, is drawing inspiration from 1980s cinema, particularly Steven Spielberg's "E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial," to create a premium wardrobe. BAPE is preparing for the colder months with its extensive Fall/Winter 2026 "Timeless Culture" collection, rooted in Ura-Hara aesthetics. JOURNAL STANDARD relume is releasing a collection of vintage-washed graphic tees celebrating Marvel's "Civil War" heroes. Finally, A24 is collaborating with UNDER R in Tokyo on a streetwear capsule tied to the premiere of the horror-thriller "Bring Her Back."