Weekly Drop Watch: Zimmermann Spring 2026, Margaux's New Ballet Flat Style, One/Size's Debut Skin-Care Launch and More – Latest Fashion Trends & Style Tips January 30, 2026 at 08:30PM

📰 Weekly Drop Watch: Zimmermann Spring 2026, Margaux's New Ballet Flat Style, One/Size's Debut Skin-Care Launch and More

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For our Weekly Drop Watch column, Fashionista scours the market to curate the most noteworthy releases from our favorite fashion and beauty brands. Keep scrolling for this week's highlights.

Fashion Launches

Margaux's new ballet flats

Photo: Courtesy of Margaux

Meet Margaux's seventh ballet flat style, the Pascale, which "combines classic proportions with modern engineering" and also introduces five new colorways for the brand's beloved flats. "We knew that if we wanted to expand our offering of ballet flats, the newest addition would have to be extremely special," says Alexa Roussel, co-founder of Margaux, via a press release. "The Pascale is that shoe, and it's a style we completely stand by both for its modernity and ease." Retailing for $375, it comes in black nappa, cameo suede, cognac nappa, bone nappa and espresso suede, in sizes 33.5 to 45 and narrow, medium and wide widths. Shop it now at margauxny.com.

Ring Concierge x Bogner

Photo: Courtesy of Ring Concierge

Ring Concierge and Bogner teamed up on a collection of 14K snow charms that "combine mountain-inspired design with fine jewelry craftsmanship in pieces made to shine on and off the slopes," according to press materials. The limited edition line includes a snowflake charm, ski charm, snowboard charm, beanie and gloves, ranging in price from $298-$1,298. Shop it now at ringconcierge.com.

Guizio x Puma suede Speedcat

Photo: Courtesy of Guizio

Meet the Guizio x Puma Suede Speedcat, "a fresh take on Puma's iconic motorsport silhouette, reimagined through the Guizio lens." Designed in collaboration between Guizio and Puma, the limited-edition sneaker comes in chocolate suede with a contrast formstrip, finished with subtle Guizio branding. Get it for $140 exclusively at danielleguiziony.com.

Abercrombie & Fitch's limited-edition Super Bowl collection

Photo: Courtesy of Abercrombie & Fitch

Abercrombie & Fitch partnered with the National Football League (NFL) for a collection of Super Bowl LX styles at the NFL shop. The lineup includes hoodies, T-shirts and jackets for the whole family, ranging from $45-$150, and will be sold at an Abercrombie store experience within the NFL Shop Presented by Visa. The limited-edition pieces are also shoppable at abercrombie.com.

Zimmermann Spring 2026

Photo: Emma Summerton/Courtesy of Zimmermann

Australian label Zimmermann released its Spring 2026 collection, which debuted at Paris Fashion Week last October. It "explores vibrant color, psychedelic prints and fluid movement, balancing expressive silhouettes with effortless wearability," according to the brand, and its accompanying campaign — titled "Kindred Spirit" — is fronted by Edie Campbell, Abby Champion and Louise Robert. Shop the collection now at zimmermann.com.

Tyler McGillivary 'Something Fluffy' capsule

Photo: Danica Robinson/Courtesy of Tyler McGillivary

Tyler McGillivary dropped an animal-centric capsule collection, titled "Something Fluffy," full of tank tops, dresses, skirts and polos with playful pet motifs that include cats, dogs and bunnies. It's available for $108-$168 at tylermcgillivary.com.

Beauty Launches

Crown Affair's new styling product

Photo: Courtesy of Crown Affair

Crown Affair launched The Smoothing Air Dry Cream, a "clinically backed curl cream... designed to define, hydrate and soften natural texture and formulated to enhance natural curl patterns while adding touchable softness and lasting shine." Shop it for $38 at crownaffair.com and sephora.com.

H&M x E.l.f.

Photo: Courtesy of H&M

H&M and E.l.f. have partnered on a new eau de parfum collection, comprising three scents inspired by the latter brand's best-selling cosmetics products, "interpreted through H&M's distinct fashion lens," according to a press release. As the retailer's "first beauty-sphere partnership," the limited edition range of scents includes Power Grip (eucalyptus, cedarwood, sea salts), Halo Glow (magnolia, vanilla, amber) and Camo Blend (vanilla, musk, palo santo). Each retails for $30 at elfcosmetics.com, hm.com and in select H&M stores.

Naturium debuts its first face mist

Photo: Courtesy of Naturium

Skin-care brand Naturium introduced its first-ever face mist this week, the Barrier Bounce Mist. Spiked with urea, ceramides, squalane and aloe, the hydrating formula replenishes skin for a dewy, bouncy finish. Shop it for $22 at naturium.com.

Ora Method's LED gua sha

Photo: Courtesy of Ora Method

NYC-based wellness brand and acupuncture studio launched an LED gua sha tool with FDA-approved red and infrared light built into its edges. It also offers gentle vibration for "deeper, multi-level skin benefits," including brighter, more lifted skin, smoother texture, boosted collagen, improved elasticity and reduced puffiness, according to the brand. The device retails for $269 on the brand's website.

One/Size expands into skin care

Photo: Courtesy of One/Size

Patrick Starrr's beauty brand One/Size is expanding from cosmetics into skin care with its new Hydrosculpt Moisturizer ($40). Made to work with makeup, the "lightweight, skin-smoothing hydrator... delivers instant moisture while creating the perfect pre-glam canvas," per a press release. Get it now at sephora.com and onesizebeauty.com.

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