What’s Good This Week: Our Legacy And Goldwin Get Technical, LOEWE Serves Up A New Campaign, And More

These are the menswear happenings to have on your radar, including Dior’s pop-up at Selfridges, the killer looks at the Critics Choice Awards and Another Aspect x Fritz Hansen’s new capsule.

Dior opens a pop-up at Selfridges’ Corner Shop

Since Jonathan Anderson’s Dior debut back in June of last year, the hype to finally get the pieces in hand has been immense. His regal-infused, collegiate-themed collection was a massive hit and definitely lived up to the sky-high expectations set for his very first show. If any of those pieces piqued your interest, you can now see them in person at Selfridges’ Corner Shop pop-up in London. Running until 27th February, the space is a trip to the archives with decor courtesy of the house’s very first boutique called Colifichets, which sees an array of the grey 30 Montaigne boxes scattered around the store. Alongside select ready-to-wear pieces, the latest iterations of the Lady Dior, Book Totes and the new Bow Bag are on show. Check it out at Selfridges now. 

Some big menswear hits at the Critics Choice Awards

Awards season is well and truly underway and, as always, the menswear fits did not disappoint. From the slick, blacked-out Bottega Veneta tailoring from Jacob Elordi to Ethan Hawke’s floral-adorned BODE and Adam Brody’s Valentino stripes clash, the stars were very much suited and booted.

Our Legacy WORK SHOP and Goldwin go snowboarding

Our Legacy Work Shop has been in overdrive these past months with collabs ranging from Converse to C.P. Company. The latest they can add to their resume is the Japanese outerwear brand Goldwin, where they worked together on a snowboarding gear capsule. Modelled by legendary Swedish snowboarder Ingemar Backman, the collection sees a 3L GORE-TEX Jacket and matching bib pants take centre stage. The jacket features underarm zips for ventilation, an adjustable hood to fit a helmet and a looser fit for mobility (and probably style points) whilst the bottoms have adjustable suspenders and pockets at the chest and knees. Coming in cream and black colourways, the capsule is available in-store and online now.

Liverpool FC and Tommy Hilfiger launch a partnership

As football and fashion become more synonymous with each other, there have been a lot more collaborations and partnerships being signed and sealed between brands and clubs. The latest to join the party are Liverpool FC and Tommy Hilfiger who have just announced a first-of-its-kind partnership. Not only will the players be showcasing the American label’s curated collections on matchdays but they’ll also be heavily involved in the campaigns with even the key backroom staff being given bespoke head-to-toe looks. Co-branded capsules are also confirmed, so keep your eyes peeled if you’re a fan of The Reds. 

Another Aspect launch a collaboration with Fritz Hansen

Scandi brands always nail minimalism with high-quality craftsmanship and a real eye for the small but all-important details. That’s exactly what Danish outfits Another Aspect and Fritz Hansen have done with this capsule, taking it a step further by using materials they collectively already had. Fritz Hansen’s Dot stools were constructed using Another Aspect’s tweed from production as well as leftover leather being used for a range of leather accessories which include belts, a shoulder bag and even a keychain. The limited collaboration will be available online on 28th January.

Francesco Risso becomes GU’s new creative director

Previously in Prada’s design team for a decade and serving as Marni’s creative director for nine years until June 2025, Francesco Risso has taken on a new role as the creative director of Fast Retailing’s GU. The sister brand to Uniqlo, GU will be entering a new global phase of growth where Risso will be responsible for shaping the brand’s creative identity with his wealth of experience. With his first collection being Autumn/Winter 2026 alongside a new sub-line at Uniqlo, it will be interesting to see how he can translate his design language to this scale.

Asics and HSDT unveil the GEL-NYC™ 2.0 SSHS

Blending archival Asics styles with the bustling pace of New York City, the GEL-NYC™ 2.0 SSHS in collaboration with HSDT is the sportswear label’s newest model. Featuring sharper proportions and better comfort, the New York inspiration can be found in details like the metal hits and textured leather which reference the city’s architecture. They, of course, had to get legendary rappers and NYC heroes Nas and Raekwon to front the campaign alongside other icons of the city like Throwing Fits, A$AP Twelvyy, Lichen, Malcolm Ransome and Shane Davis of Public Records. They will be available online and in-store on 16th January.

END. and The Great Frog mark 20 years

As part of its 20th anniversary celebrations, END. has teamed up with London Jeweller The Great Frog. The capsule sees the two brands tap into The Great Frog’s trademark gothic style with a commemorative championship-style ring and grim reaper keychain crafted from 925 sterling silver, while also tapping into jewellery’s position in the streetwear community (a space END. knows well). To accompany the shiny stuff, there’s a varsity jacket, hockey jersey, snapback, hoodie, and T-shirt. How’s that for a solid link-up? Available to shop now.

LOEWE’s AW26 pre-collection is a zesty menswear refresh 

In September, newly installed LOEWE Creative Directors Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez unleashed their womenswear vision at Paris Fashion Week. Now, with the launch of the Spanish label’s 2026 pre-collection we’ve got menswear, too.  What does it look like? Lemon-yellow trousers in leather, striped polos with gorp-y toggle pulls, premium leather hoodies, and lots of sporty anoraks – innovative stuff that feels practical, fancy, and looks deeply expensive.

The House’s leather-making history is clear to see. So is the utility-laced luxury McCollough and Lazaro carved out at Proenza Schouler. And the further bridging of these two worlds is looking like a very exciting prospect.