With dark, snowy days in the rearview mirror, March always feels like a breath of fresh air. And the same could be said for the fashion world. Now that spring is nigh (March 20!), brands are releasing must-have looks for your new-season wardrobe. Los Angeles-based label Frank & Eileen, for instance, just launched a co-created collection with actor Julianne Moore, featuring a breezy white button-up you’ll wear on repeat over the next few months. Then there’s the Lisa Says Gah and Polly Pocket capsule, which is sure to wake up your spring wardrobe (think colorful, print-happy pieces galore).
And if you're hoping to get out of the house this spring and pick up a new hobby? Puma and LaQuan Smith encourage you to put on your boxing gloves and step into the ring. The brands dropped their second collaboration, which centers around staples for the sport. Most exciting of all, the collaboration includes two new versions of its beloved Speedcat sneakers. And these aren’t the only kicks to put on your wishlist this month. HOKA’s latest partnership is with — drumroll, please — Marni. Colorful and cool, the footwear is made for maximalists.
Before we give away too many spoilers, scroll ahead for a breakdown of March’s fashion news. Check back often, too, as this post will include more updates throughout this month.
Damson Madder Debuts An Eyewear Collection
Celebrating its fith anniversary this month, London-based brand Damson Madder entered the eyewear scene with its first collection of frames. Made from recycled acetate and featuring polarized lenses, the looks range from a tortoiseshell oval shape to a bright red square silhouette adorned with charm details.
La Double J & MOTHER Create A Capsule
La Double J and MOTHER released a capsule collection called Ciao Mamma! Melding the Italian label’s ‘70s vibe and the denim company’s Cali cool aesthetic, the 30-piece product assortment boasts bold, maximalist graphic tees, flowy dresses, embroidered denim, and more standout styles.
Coachtopia Debuts A Pop-Up At Bloomingdale’s
This month, Bloomingdale’s is debuting a Coachtopia pop-up at its 59th Street flagship store in New York City. In the 1600 square feet space you’ll find a selection of the brand’s handbags and accessories, including Alter/Ego collection — a range of styles made with the leather scraps left over from the production of iconic Coach silhouettes. Over the course of four weekends, beginning on March 22, the pop-up will have activations such as DJs, food stands, and a charm bar.
Silk Laundry Launches Its Dearly Beloved Collection
On March 20, Silk Laundry launched its first collection of 2025 titled Dearly Beloved. Featuring symbolic motifs like daggers, funeral lilies, and doves, the line honors women, one being Viviana Alávez, the matriarch of Casa Viviana — a four-generation workshop located in Teotitlán del Valle, Oaxaca. Created where Viviana works, the collection includes the brand’s signature slip dresses, fringe jackets, silk scarves, and more chic pieces splashed with vibrant hues inspired by the city.
Sperry & Aritzia Release Boat Shoes
Boat shoe enthusiasts, gather around. Sperry joined forces with Aritzia to design two exclusive fashion-forward silhouettes — the Slim Boat and Authentic Original. Both styles come with a re-lacing needle and three interchangeable laces, including colorful and classic options. The collection launched exclusively on Aritzia’s site and at flagship locations on March 11 and will be available online at Sperry beginning March 25.
Heavy Manners Expands To Denim
Cult-favorite swimwear brand Heavy Manners, which counts celebrities like Kendall Jenner and Rihanna as fans, now offers denim. Earlier the month, the label dropped a collection of low-rise baggy and bootcut silhouettes, both of which are bound to be favored by the industry’s pack of cool girls.
Puma & LaQuan Smith Release A Collection
On March 10, Puma and LaQuan Smith dropped a sporty, high-style collection — which marks its second partnership together — featuring two updated iterations of the athletic brand’s iconic Speedcast sneakers, including a new high-ankle boxing shoe. Other workout-ready items in the collaboration include cropped jackets, tear-away pants, and boxing shorts.
Frank & Eileen Team Up With Julianne Moore
On March 11, Frank & Eileen launched House of Frank & Eileen, a community design house that will work with iconic women to co-create capsules. For the inaugural collection, the Los Angeles-based label tapped award-winning actor Julianne Moore. “Working with Frank & Eileen has been a truly rewarding experience,” Moore said in a statement. “The brand’s dedication to empowering women and building strong communities resonates deeply with my own values, and I’m proud to be a part of this exciting initiative.” Kicking off with the Waverly Button-Up, the line will be released in curated drops from March through October.
HOKA Unveils A Collection With Marni
Sneaker aficionados will have a tough time passing up HOKA and Marni’s co-designed BONDI B3LS sneakers. Fusing the sportswear brand’s high-performance silhouettes with the Italian fashion house’s bold aesthetic, the lineup boasts four colors — red, charcoal, baby blue, and beige. The chunky kicks will be available to purchase on April 4.
Nili Lotan Launches An IWD Tee
Nili Lotan celebrated International Women’s Day on March 8 with a limited-edition tee. The namesake designer joined forces with Alicia Keys’ She Is The Music foundation — a non-profit that’s dedicated to increasing the amount of women in the music industry — to create the top, which includes Joni Mitchell lyrics, “Love’s the greatest beauty.” 100% of the proceeds from the $125 t-shirt will be donated to the non-profit.
Lisa Says Gah Drops A Collection With Polly Pocket
Millennials may lose it over Lisa Says Gah’s incredibly cute (and nostalgia-inducing) collection with Polly Pocket. Inspired by the tiny, Y2K-favorite dolls, the limited-edition capsule is packed with playful looks, such as bubblegum-hued matching sets, graphic baby tees, and charm necklaces. Your inner child is in heaven.
