Long before the first leaf changes color, designer brands start to slowly release their new fall pieces, much to the delight of the members of the fashion crowd who have been anxiously awaiting them since they made their initial debuts on the runways and in lookbooks. It goes without saying that one of the most highly anticipated first of the fall drops is The Row—the cult brand's bags and shoes, in particular.

Much to my delight, I just discovered that The Row has begun to quietly release new pieces, and I think we all know that every one of them is going to sell out. We live in a Row-obsessed world, so if you're in the market for a new investment piece from the brand, I highly suggest you place your order (or preorder) now, and I highly suggest it be for any one of the bags and shoes below. You can thank me later for bringing this to your attention.

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If you want to look like a celeb who takes private jets in Ibiza rather than commercial flights, this classic The Row favourite is the exact airport bag to invest in and carry on every trip. Anyone who already owns one knows exactly which tote I'm talking about, but for those who don't, I'm referring to The Row's N/S Park Tote (£2410), which was just spotted on Nicole Kidman as she boarded her own private jet taking off from the Spanish island. She opted for the taupe leather option, a bag colour that just so happens to be trending right now. With it, she wore cuffed jeans, a loose button-down shirt, and white sneakers, creating what can only be described as the perfect low-key, high-class airport outfit.

And the entire thing was anchored around her carry-on bag, one that's been beloved for years, ever since it first debuted in The Row's spring 2021 collection back in 2020. The N/S Park Tote comes in three sizes: small, medium, and large. (Kidman's is the latter.) It's also available in a slew of chic, minimalist colours, from white to olive green (which is sadly sold out). Smooth and pebbled leather are your options on the material front, as well as canvas and suede. There's also a standard Park Tote with less of a vertical silhouette, as well as a crossbody option that's great for the essentials when you're traveling. There's no bad way to go with this bag, which is why it's become such a staple for shoppers of all ages, but Kidman's pick has to be one of our very favourites.

Why? Because it fits everything, including a laptop, tablet, makeup bag, travel essentials like printed-out reservations (or is that just me now?), and your passport. The colour she chose is also a winner for its neutral appeal without being as expected as black or dark brown. The shade looks chic with jeans and a button-down but also a white skirt and sweater for a slightly more dressed-up look.

Convinced to finally ditch all your just-fine airport bags and invest in the real thing? Start scrolling. Unlike the Margaux, the N/S Park Tote isn't constantly sold out, so you can order one right this second. (But also, I did find two Margaux bags in stock, so shop those as well before they're gone.)

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Justin Bieber headlined the 2026 World Cup Final Halftime Show yesterday, but its after-party was defined by another member of the Bieber family. Hailey Bieber was spotted accompanying her husband to dinner at The Corner Store in New York City and later to the performer's Skylrk after-party at The Twenty Two, where the couple and a slew of their closest friends celebrated Spain's dominant victory earlier in the day. For the occasion, Hailey pulled out one of her best looks of the year, and that's saying something given the sheer volume of save-worthy ensembles she's already debuted. Specifically, she broke out a vintage Christian Dior slip dress by John Galliano from the F/W 05 collection, pairing the lingerie-inspired burgundy number with sky-high thong sandals by The Row (the sold-out Sacha Sandals, to be exact) and a croc-embossed clutch from the same brand.

Hailey's dress style is one of her go-tos and has been for years, though she usually opts for Saint Laurent styles given her role as an ambassador for the brand. At the house's F/W 26 show in Paris, she wore a lace-trim teddy styled with heeled orange satin sandals and a color-blocked windbreaker on top. To celebrate the release of Justin's new album, Swag II, in September 2025, she chose a lace-trim black minidress by Saint Laurent, styling it with rhinestone-and-satin sandals and the brand's Icare Hobo Bag. She wears slip dresses well, so it makes perfect sense why they've become a constant in her ever-evolving wardrobe.

On Hailey Bieber: vintage Christian Dior by John Galliano F/W 05 dress ($1700); The Row shoes and bag

Hailey wasn't even the only A-lister who donned the dress style to Skylrk's after-party on Sunday evening. Tate McRae, too, wore a lingerie-like slip to the event, choosing a black version by Saint Laurent and styling it with Chanel metallic heels in gold. The look came after the singer wore an all-white ensemble to the actual match, pairing a cropped polo with low-rise jeans. She posted a video of Justin performing at the game, attaching a goat emoji on top. Naturally, she celebrated alongside the Biebers later on that night.

Are slip dresses the going-out dress trend of the year? All signs point to yes. Below, shop the best versions available right now.

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The Row's Margaux and Marlo are two of the most iconic handbags of the past decade. They've earned the approval of the most elite fashion people, seen their resale prices double, gone viral on social media, and reached that rare level of recognition where even people unfamiliar with The Row can instantly identify them.

Despite their different names, Margaux and Marlo share a common design approach: an oversize rectangular tote silhouette that's understated, elegant, and practical. It's a formula that has clearly resonated, so it makes sense that The Row decided to drop a summer version of those two bags called the Georgica. Based on current trends, we predict this bag will sell out quickly, especially since the fashion set is already wearing it. Think Courtney Grow.

The Row's Georgica bag is a beautifully crafted tote made of woven raffia. It features a rectangular shape and braided top handles that extend to the base. Whether you're heading to the beach, the airport, or the office, the spacious design allows you to fit all your essentials. The bag even fits a large laptop, which is what allowed Grow to justify her purchase, as mentioned on her Instagram story.

True to The Row's minimalist yet elevated design ethos, the Georgica comes in three refined colourways: black, beige, and tan. Each version features a tonal design that emphasises the woven material's natural texture, making it a timeless investment piece. Ahead, shop the elegant summer bag and be one of the first to add it to your rotation.

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If you want to look like a celeb who takes private jets in Ibiza rather than commercial flights, this classic The Row favorite is the exact airport bag to invest in and carry on every trip. Anyone who already owns one knows exactly which tote I'm talking about, but for those who don't, I'm referring to The Row's N/S Park Tote ($2600), which was just spotted on Nicole Kidman as she boarded her own private jet taking off from the Spanish island. She opted for the taupe leather option, a bag color that just so happens to be trending right now. With it, she wore cuffed jeans, a loose button-down shirt, and white sneakers, creating what can only be described as the perfect low-key, high-class airport outfit.

And the entire thing was anchored around her carry-on bag, one that's been beloved for years, ever since it first debuted in The Row's spring 2021 collection back in 2020. The N/S Park Tote comes in three sizes: small, medium, and large. (Kidman's is the latter.) It's also available in a slew of chic, minimalist colors, from white to olive green (which is sadly sold out). Smooth and pebbled leather are your options on the material front, as well as canvas and suede. There's also a standard Park Tote with less of a vertical silhouette, as well as a crossbody option that's great for the essentials when you're traveling. There's no bad way to go with this bag, which is why it's become such a staple for shoppers of all ages, but Kidman's pick has to be one of our very favorites.

On Nicole Kidman: The Row N/S Park Tote ($2600)

Why? Because it fits everything, including a laptop, tablet, makeup bag, travel essentials like printed-out reservations (or is that just me now?), and your passport. The color she chose is also a winner for its neutral appeal without being as expected as black or dark brown. The shade looks chic with jeans and a button-down but also a white skirt and sweater for a slightly more dressed-up look.

Convinced to finally ditch all your just-fine airport bags and invest in the real thing? Start scrolling. Unlike the Margaux, the N/S Park Tote isn't constantly sold out, so you can order one right this second. (But also, I did find two Margaux bags in stock, so shop those as well before they're gone.)

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If you're familiar with Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen, you already know that comfort is their top priority. Their signature look of loose, baggy outfits and flat footwear has seamlessly carried over to their luxury label, The Row. The brand is celebrated for its incredibly soft knitwear, cozy loafers, and, most notably, the Frances slippers.

With a chic floral jacquard pattern, sleek satin fabric, and a low-profile silhouette, these flat slides have become the ultimate celebrity-coveted footwear this season. They capture the relaxed vibe of luxury hotel slippers but feature a sturdier insole and outsole designed for outdoor wear. True to The Row's aesthetic, they are minimal, sophisticated, and incredibly versatile. Style icons like Kendall Jenner and Elsa Hosk have been spotted pairing them with a variety of trousers, lightweight knits, tailored blazers, and sporty jackets.

As you might guess, these designer flats carry a premium price tag; even on sale, they will run you roughly $500. Fortunately, Zara Home has just dropped a similar alternative for $40. Much like the original, Zara's slippers are offered in black, beige, and taupe, and they come in both open-toe and closed-toe styles.

Ultimately, the decision is in your hands. Scroll down to compare The Row's Frances flats alongside Zara Home's budget-friendly slides. Whichever you choose, we highly recommend making room for them in your closet—they're the perfect way to get that It-girl look from now through fall.

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There are a few key spring and summer events that help our editors keep an eye out for inspiration and trends, runways, of course, red carpets, after-parties and The Met Gala.

This year Hunter Schafer wore one of our team's favourite red carpet looks of the night, which was a custom Prada gown inspired by Gustav Klimt's "Mäda Primavesi." Then, for the Saint Laurent after-party at People's Bar in New York City, she changed into a custom dress by emerging British designer Steve O Smith and carried one particular accessory: Prada's Wish Pouch.

That made me think back to the Italian luxury house's spring and summer 2026 runway show, where the bag appeared multiple times throughout the collection, taking an essentials-only approach to dressing: phone, keys, wallet. The silhouette comes in three materials—silk, Re-Nylon, and leather—and in a range of shades including black, grey, orange and even pink.

Pouches also appeared at Loewe's, Miu Miu's, and Valentino's spring and summer 2026 shows and even at Celine's autumn and winter 2026 presentation—a nostalgic eveningwear aesthetic reminiscent of the dainty styles dating back to the late 18th century.

Below, shop Prada's It bag for summer 2026 along with more designer pouches from Bottega Veneta, Chloé, Saint Laurent, The Row, and more.

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If you're a minimalist dresser, one of the most coveted luxury labels is, of course, The Row. Season after season, the brand proves that you don't have to reinvent the wheel to dress well. And for its latest collection, that understated approach remains, but this time with a noticeably more opulent twist.

When our team first saw the summer 2026 imagery following its camera-free Paris Fashion Week presentation back in fall 2025, we immediately thought that it felt like The Row's own interpretation of maximalism. The range includes a single-breasted trench coat, 1950s-esque kitten-heel wedges, a crocodile-embossed bag, a high V-neck sweater, and knee-length skirts, with the occasional unexpected feathers and sequins sprinkled throughout—all in a neutral palette the brand is known for.

Now that it's finally available to shop, celebrities have been wearing the pieces this summer. For instance, Kendall Jenner recently wore the summer 2026 Ivera Skirt—showing us how it translates off the runway. Seeing her in the new release prompted me to browse the brand's website, where I came across its Shop by Look section—a 10-look capsule that lets you shop each outfit exactly as it's styled in the lookbook.

Below, shop The Row's summer 2026 collection every editor I know wants.

Look 1

Styling formula: Jeyra Dress + CC Minaudiere

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Look 2

Styling formula: Aisling Coat + Ornella Pump

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Look 3

Styling formula: Ozzi Top + Small E/W India Bag + Ivera Skirt + Liisa Wedge Heel

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Look 4

Styling formula: Dalan Shirt + Gavina Shirt + Iphora Skirt + Ornella Pump

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Look 5

Styling formula: Amapola Coat + Elise Bag + Darios Pant + Liisa Wedge Heel

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Look 6

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Styling formula: Ovida Cardigan + Odelle Top + Ivera Skirt + Liisa Pump Three

Look 7

Styling formula: Behati Jacket + Fael Pant + Liisa Kitten D'orsay

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Look 8

Styling formula: Julen Dress + Liisa Wedge Heel

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Look 9

Styling formula: Cendrea Tank Top + Danel Tank Top + Cendrea Tank Top + Galileo Pant + Ornella Pump

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Look 10

Styling formula: Brianda Jacket + Fauna Short + Liisa Wedge Heel

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We talk a lot about wedding guest dresses, specifically how to find the perfect one for the upcoming nuptials on your summer calendar, but there's one item that's even harder to source: a formal but versatile bag to pair with them. Formal bags tend to be quite boring and stuffy, or they only work for black-tie occasions, meaning that the cost per wear is extremely high. What you want is a purse that can just as easily be styled with a wedding guest dress as a pair of vintage Levi's and a T-shirt or a low-key linen skirt and tank top. That's where The Row's latest It bag, the Cecily Top Handle Bag, comes in, and Zoë Kravitz has already provided plenty of wedding guest dressing inspiration to prove it.

On Friday, Kravitz, along with most of Hollywood's elite, gathered at Madison Square Garden to watch Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce tie the knot in arguably the biggest wedding since Meghan Markle and Prince Harry married in 2018. For the occasion, the couple's guests took various approaches to dressing. Kravitz went a very cool route, opting for a long-sleeve beaded dress with a knee-length hemline, vintage-looking chandelier earrings, and minimalist black heeled sandals. (Others, like Dakota Johnson and Karlie Kloss, took a more traditionally formal approach, wearing a little black dress and a strapless gold gown by Tove, respectively.) Kravitz finished off the summer wedding ensemble with a pair of Oliver Peoples x Khaite 1969C sunglasses, a black scarf, and the aforementioned ideal wedding guest bag, The Row's satin Cecily Bag.

On Zoë Kravitz: The Row Cecily Top Handle Bag ($1250); Saint Laurent Le 5 à 7 Bea ($4100); Khaite x Oliver Peoples 1969C ($555)

What makes the Cecily so great for weddings is how well it goes with every outfit, from a gown to an easy denim look. That, in part, is because it doesn't have any hardware, which could limit the wearer's jewelry options. Its simplicity makes it a chameleon of sorts, able to transform into whatever its owner wants it to be.

It's really no surprise that the Cecily Bag is selling out faster than anyone who desires one would like. To get your hands on one, you can join The Row's waiting list, and I just so happened to find one in stock at Net-a-Porter. Run to snag it before it's gone.

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While 2018 might not immediately conjure up images of quiet luxury and timeless dressing, it was a landmark year for fashion. Not just because of Blake Lively's heavenly Versace gown at the Met Gala (a look I'll happily think about forever), but because it also marked the arrival of what would go on to become one of the industry's most coveted handbags: The Row's Margaux.

Created at a time when fashion was still obsessed with logos, bold colours and animal print, the Margaux felt almost refreshingly understated. It didn't become an It-bag overnight—in true The Row fashion, it played the long game. First it appeared on the arms of editors and those impossibly chic women you spot during fashion month, then came the quiet luxury boom. Almost overnight, the industry's obsession shifted from obvious branding to impeccable craftsmanship, buttery leather and beautifully pared-back design. The Margaux, with its softly structured silhouette and barely-there hardware, became the handbag every fashion person wanted. From Kendall Jenner to Jennifer Lawrence, the Margaux was suddenly everywhere—except on the shelves. Waiting lists ballooned, resale prices climbed and securing one became something of a fashion-person badge of honour.

The good news? The Row has never been short of beautifully understated handbags. Whilst the Margaux may have reached icon status, the brand's current collection is filled with equally elegant alternatives. The Marlo Tote feels like the Margaux's chic younger sister thanks to its structured silhouette and minimalist design, whilst the Park Tote and other beautifully crafted leather styles offer that same timeless appeal fashion people have fallen so hard for.

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The Row's Margaux and Marlo are two of the most iconic handbags of the past decade. They've earned the approval of the most elite fashion people, seen their resale prices double, gone viral on social media, and reached that rare level of recognition where even people unfamiliar with The Row can instantly identify them.

Despite their different names, Margaux and Marlo share a common design approach: an oversize rectangular tote silhouette that's understated, elegant, and practical. It's a formula that has clearly resonated, so it makes sense that The Row decided to drop a summer version of those two bags called the Georgica. Based on current trends, we predict this bag will sell out quickly, especially since the fashion set is already wearing it. Think Courtney Grow.

The Row's Georgica bag is a beautifully crafted tote made of woven raffia. It features a rectangular shape and braided top handles that extend to the base. Whether you're heading to the beach, the airport, or the office, the spacious design allows you to fit all your essentials. The bag even fits a large laptop, which is what allowed Grow to justify her purchase, as mentioned on her Instagram story.

True to The Row's minimalist yet elevated design ethos, the Georgica comes in three refined colorways: black, beige, and tan. Each version features a tonal design that emphasizes the woven material's natural texture, making it a timeless investment piece. Ahead, shop the elegant summer bag and be one of the first to add it to your rotation.

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You'd be forgiven for thinking we'd already exhausted every divisive shoe trend imaginable. From Vibrams and garden clogs to jelly shoes and Uggs, countless polarising styles have risen from obscurity to become genuinely covetable wardrobe staples. Just when I thought I'd seen it all, another contender emerged: The Row's viral hotel slipper flats.

Crafted from luxurious jacquard satin, the slip-on shoes bear an uncanny resemblance to the disposable slippers often found in high-end hotels. Featuring a flat sole and a backless design, they're about as comfortable as a shoe trend can get—which, in itself, is reason enough to take notice.

Already finding favour among some of fashion's chicest dressers, the style has quickly earned celebrity approval. Elsa Hosk, for one, has been spotted wearing multiple pairs, styling them with flowing wide-leg trousers that lean into the shoe's relaxed, lounge-inspired aesthetic.

Kendall Jenner has been spotted in a similarly laid-back approach. Frequently reaching for the flats, she's been seen pairing her white pair with a floaty tonal co-ord and oversized sunglasses, proving just how easily they can slot into a polished everyday wardrobe.

They may be one of the season's most surprising shoe trends, but at least comfort is firmly on their side. If you're tempted to slip into the cosiest fashion shoe of the summer, keep scrolling to shop my edit of the best slipper flats below.

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No skirt style is making as many waves in 2026 as the knee-length kind. They're everywhere in the form of sleek leather pencil skirts and linen and poplin versions that feel casual and easy. Mini and maxi skirts, beware—there's a new skirt in town, and it's beating you both by a mile. What makes knee-length skirts so good is that there really is no wrong way to wear them. They look good no matter what you pair with them. Though, there is one very right way to style a knee-length skirt this summer, and Kendall Jenner just gave it her stamp of approval. Summer 2026 is about to be all about the knee-length white skirt with minimalist strappy sandals for added effect.

The 818 founder and supermodel was seen wearing her all-white knee-length-skirt outfit in New York City at Anua's Dew on the Go pop-up. Jenner recently starred in the Korean skincare brand's campaign for its PDRN Collagen Glow Facial Serum Spray ($19), and her look glowed just as much as her skin following a spritz of Anua's mist. For the occasion, she donned a high-neck, long-sleeve white tunic by The Row called the Elione Top ($2650) with its matching knee-length skirt, the Ivera Skirt ($1500). Naturally, both are sold out. With the popular combo, she added The Row's gold-silk top-handle Cecily Bag ($1250) as well as a pair of '90s-inspired Jimmy Choo Jenn 100 Suede Sandals ($895).

Jenner's All-White Knee-Length-Skirt Outfit

On Kendall Jenner: Jimmy Choo Jenn 100 Suede Sandals ($895); The Row Cecily Bag ($1250), Elione Top ($2650), and Ivera Skirt ($1500)

The look was an instant hit and confirmed an outfit trend we've been watching since spring. It's already popped up in a variety of ways on chic women around the world. For a more affordable alt, pair a classic white T-shirt with a knee-length white skirt, adding a black belt for elevation. You could also go for a tonal ensemble by pairing a light-tan or cream skirt with a white tank if all white isn't your vibe. Play around with sandal colors by trying burgundy or perhaps tan. Again, there's no wrong way to wear a knee-length skirt, so exploring other avenues of Jenner's all-white version is always encouraged.

Keep scrolling for more all-white knee-length-skirt outfits for summer 2026.

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Get the look: Sleeveless white top + Knee-length white linen skirt + Stretch thong sandals

Get the look: White T-shirt + Black belt + Knee-length white skirt + Black thong sandals

Get the look: White T-shirt + Knee-length cream skirt + Strappy sandals

Get the look: White tank top + Knee-length cream skirt + Black flip-flops + Burgundy bag

Get the look: Long-sleeve white T-shirt + Knee-length white lace-trim skirt + Ballet flats

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What were you doing in 2006? Perhaps watching The X Factor, going out-out in a bandage dress and listening to "Crazy" on repeat on your iPod Shuffle. But amongst all that sickly sweet noughties pop culture, something a little more refined was happening in fashion land: The Row.

In 2006, Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen were former child-star It girls who had the power to make a pen-stained Balenciaga Moto bag, a smoking habit and goth-eqsue black layers the height of chic (what can we say? It was a different time). Moving away from acting and towards fashion, they had a simple idea: to create the perfect T-shirt. The result was released along with a wider collection, including a wool tank dress and leggings. If that sounds low-key, knowing the brand as well as we do now, it sounds so "The Row".

In the 20 years since, these two little whispered words have become the ultimate in discreet, classic and minimalist fashion, bought by those with the budget and imitated by the rest of us. Who hasn’t attempted to get the look without dropping £640 on a tank top? I’m certainly guilty as charged.

Content curator Olivia Wayman is a fan. "Don’t tell my fiancé, but I counted last night, and [I have] approximately 80 [pieces]," she says. The influence goes beyond this impressive collection, though. "Not only do I take notes from the pieces, but also the styling," she adds. "There is so much to learn from simple tricks The Row utilises in its campaigns, such as a popped collar, a rolled sleeve or a purposeful size up."

Fashion curator Brittany Bathgate agrees. "[It has] transformed my wardrobe and how I get dressed. There’s much more ease now, and a quiet inner confidence in what I wear. I reach for fewer pieces, but the ones I do wear feel considered and fit perfectly," she explains. The clothes are one thing, but The Row’s discretion extends to its communications, and this is part of the lore. If most brands promote their designers and share imagery from their shows, The Row famously doesn't allow phones (often giving out notebooks and pens for the audience to make notes), and the designers rarely appear in public.

This, of course, makes any tidbit of insider information go viral, such as the perfectly juicy, individually wrapped blackberries given to guests before the autumn/winter 2026 show this March. "Most luxury fashion didn’t resonate with me because of the extravagance, logos and loudness of it all," says Bathgate. "[Its] refusal to participate in what can sometimes feel like the circus of the fashion world felt genuinely game-changing."

It’s also just, well, all kinds of chic. Like everyone, I made a mental note to go more minimal with my wardrobe whilst watching Sarah Pidgeon as Carolyn Bessette Kennedy in Love Story. Still, the Olsens provide an equally camera-shy blueprint of how to do understated in 2026. In a world quite obsessed with selfies and 'fit pics, Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen are the antithesis, and it works. Case in point: seeing just one rare image of Mary-Kate this winter, wearing a long coat and Sambas, recently made me reconsider the classic trainer once again.

With The Row’s success comes imitation from other brands—not that the twins would lower themselves to point it out, of course. Instead, others have done it for them. Last year, respected fashion journalist Rachel Tashjian called out designers showing at New York Fashion Week as "copycats", with a "Rowification" taking place. And there are, of course, Row-like items on the high street that we all buy into. I love the sweaters at COS, for example, or the fisherman sandals at Massimo Dutti. "It would be an understatement to say other brands have taken inspiration from The Row," says Wayman. The Row styling is felt from high street to luxury, all [to capture] a Rowesque customer."

There are also the ex-The Row designers who bring that exquisite taste to the other brands they go on to join. Sofia Menasse, now design director at Gwyneth Paltrow’s GWYN, used to work at The Row, as did Veronica Leoni at Calvin Klein and Nina Christen, the new design director of shoes at Dior. "It is definitely cool to say you have a The Row alum," confirms Amy Odell, the woman behind fashion Substack Back Row. "It’s got cachet."

This wasn’t always the case, though. The Olsens were child stars of TV shows like Full House before they were It girls and then fashion founders, and—much like Spice-Girl-turned-fashion-designer Victoria Beckham— faced preconceptions from the industry when they first started the brand. "[The programmes are] really cheesy if you go back and look at them," says Odell. "It’s night and day compared to The Row. So they had to overcome that, and I think that they have."

And some 20 years after The Row began, it’s a long way from a "celebrity" brand. Instead, it’s reaching the status of what Odell says the Olsens wanted all along: to become the Hermès of America. Valued at $1bn in 2024, and with investment from the owners of Chanel, part of this is down to a relatively new addition to the offering—the Margaux, a bowling-bag shape priced coolly at over £4000, if you can even get your hands on it. "If you're going to have longevity in the luxury space, it’s pretty essential to have an It bag," says Odell. "People were comparing it to the Birkin." The brand has even followed the Margaux with the Terresse, an east-west style released in February, and now—you guessed it—it's sold out.

Beyond product, fans who love this less-is-more brand want, well, more. "I believe [the Olsens] will have absolutely expanded on the world of The Row," says Wayman. "Art galleries, dedicated homeware and antique stores. One can only hope."

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Season after season, The Row's collections are a reminder of the power of simplicity and minimalist dressing. You never need to reinvent the wheel to look chic. For its summer 2026 capsule, key items included solid-color dresses, simple knitwear, knee-length skirts, pointed-toe wedges, trench coats, classic shirts, T-shirts, and midi skirts—all in a neutral color palette.

As The Row is a luxury label, the prices reflect that, which is why editors often use the brand as a blueprint for finding affordable alternatives with a similar aesthetic. With Nordstrom's May 2026 Half-Yearly Sale happening right now (get up to 50% off through June 1), I decided to go through the markdowns and find The Row–inspired pieces.

Whenever I shop a Nordstrom sale, there are a few brands I check first, such as Camper and Tory Burch. From there, I filter for neutral colors and the occasional pop of color I know I'll actually wear, and I focus on designs that feel timeless. Below, shop everything I found, all under $300.

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For what feels like forever, it's been neutral after neutral dominating the color scene, but finally, a few shocking shades are breaking through, and Jennifer Lawrence is responsible for most of them—she and some other people, of course. The Silver Linings Playbook actress was recently photographed in West Village sipping an iced matcha and enjoying New York's sudden onslaught of warm, sunny weather. For the casual stroll, she donned a striped button-down shirt from The Row paired with surprisingly vibrant cropped orange pants. Adding to the look, she wore butter-yellow suede loafers from The Row, creating a color combination that, at first glance, doesn't make much sense. But in reality, yellow and orange are quickly rising fashion's ranks, ready to take over where purple and red or blue and red started earlier this spring. We haven't seen them worn together on too many occasions, but if anyone's street style has the power to kick-start a color trend, it's Lawrence. It wouldn't be the first time.

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On Jennifer Lawrence: The Row shirt and Vincit Loafers ($1569); Hermès bag

What makes this color combination so primed for success in 2026 is how buzzy both of the shades are at the moment—on the streets of stylish cities like NYC, Paris, and Los Angeles as well as on the runways of top brands such as Loewe, Calvin Klein, Colleen Allen, Tory Burch, Valentino, Hermès, Givenchy, and more. So far, both have mostly been styled in a monochromatic way, but with color clashing also taking off in 2026, it was only a matter of time before they were combined, creating impactful outfits every time.

To try out wearing orange and yellow together à la Lawrence, keep scrolling. The best pieces in both shades are shoppable below.

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The first Monday in May always marks the Met Gala—one of the biggest events in the fashion industry. Aside from the runways, it's a key places editors keep an eye out for inspiration and trends, from the red carpet to the after-parties.

Hunter Schafer wore one of our team's favorite red carpet looks of the night, which was a custom Prada gown inspired by Gustav Klimt's "Mäda Primavesi." Then, for the Saint Laurent after-party at People's Bar in New York City, she changed into a custom dress by emerging British designer Steve O Smith and carried one particular accessory: Prada's Wish Pouch.

That made me think back to the Italian luxury house's S/S 26 runway show, where the bag appeared multiple times throughout the collection, taking an essentials-only approach to dressing: phone, keys, wallet. The silhouette comes in three materials—silk, Re-Nylon, and leather—and in a range of shades including black, gray, orange, blue, brown, and a now-sold-out pink.

Pouches also appeared at Loewe's, Miu Miu's, and Valentino's spring/summer 2026 shows and even at Celine's F/W 26 presentation—a nostalgic eveningwear aesthetic reminiscent of the dainty styles dating back to the late 18th century.

Below, shop Prada's It bag for summer 2026 along with more designer pouches from Bottega Veneta, Chloé, Saint Laurent, The Row, and more.

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For those who know the difference between a Margaux and Marlo, were aware of James Turrell’s work before it was plastered on the walls of Kendall Jenner’s Los Angeles abode and know the best way to discover music is by listening to The Row’s monthly curated playlists, do I have news for you.

In a blink-and-you’ll-miss-it moment, Mary-Kate Olsen made a rare public sighting last night, showcasing her often-imitated, never-replicated personal style as she departed from the New York City office that she shares with her sister, Ashley.

Of course, considering that she’s at the helm of one of the most coveted luxury fashion brands, one might assume that her wardrobe is filled with the opulent and decisively minimal silhouettes she designs. However, to know Mary-Kate is to know her own style philosophy is quite enigmatic.

The sleek offerings presented each season in Paris and lining their blissfully curated boutiques in London, Los Angeles, Manhattan and Amagansett might be the acme of refinement and stealth wealth, but that doesn’t mean she exclusively adheres to this doctrine. Instead, she pairs these immaculately crafted staples with a bohemian flair and slightly dishevelled energy—this is the woman who pioneered the beat-up Birkin and pen-stained Balenciaga City bag, after all—imbuing these pristine pieces with a lived-in, vintage-inspired feel.

To achieve this, you’ll often find Mary-Kate, or at least on the moments when paparazzi cameras surreptitiously spot her, teaming her swaddling virgin wool coats with brocade scarves and genuine antiques, which is exactly why, when she stepped out wearing a controversial flat shoe trend, my interest was immediately piqued.

For the occasion, Mary-Kate contrasted her sumptuous, longline outerwear and ultra-rare crocodile The Row Lady bag, which has an estimated value of £25,000, with a pair of ankle-high, lace-up shoes. Though not a trainer, this silhouette feels more reminiscent of a moccasin, in the vein of the viral Clarks Wallabees or Birkenstock Utti.

The exact shoes in question are called the Tyler, are made from a supple suede and retail for £930. However, as a fashion editor who lives in London can attest, it’s a shape you’ll more commonly find on finance bros working in Cannon Street or Canary Wharf. However, as cultural monuments like Succession have shown, these well-heeled corporate types aren’t immune to the pull of incredibly expensive but entirely inconspicuous clothing. Lest we forget that Kendall Roy was decked out in Brunello Cucinelli, Loro Piana and Jacques Marie Mage, even if he was wearing just a pair of navy trousers and a gilet.

It’s these contrasts that make Mary-Kate so endearing on a sartorial level. In a world of hyper-curated ensembles and over-polished personas, it’s refreshing to see a member of the celebrity style set step out in something unexpected, individualist and frankly, slightly frazzled. Though always underscored with an artistic flair and deceptively basic edge, she really is at her best when subverting tropes and subtly provocative.

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When it comes to the best designer bags, The Row is always part of the conversation. Since its inception in 2006, the brand has built a stellar roster of It bags, ranging from the capacious Marlo to the newly ingratiated Peggy Clutch. With timeless appeal, refined form and an in-the-know feel central to every design, The Row's bags consistently impress and, in turn, sell out. As the very best The Row bags can move quickly, I keep a careful eye on new releases and restocks, and I just know that these The Row summer bags will be flying off the shelves in no time.

From sharp tailoring to summer sandals, The Row's hold over the fashion sphere sees dedicated shoppers avidly watching for new arrivals and restocks of the best pieces. Last year, the brand introduced a bold striped Barn Tote, which instantly became the insider bag of the summer, void of bold logos but identifiable to keen-eyed fashion people. Now, the style has returned in understated black and brown colourways, along with a fresh intake of new summer bags.

In line with the arrival of sunshine, the brand has bolstered its bag category with new styles for the summer months. The newly arrived Georgica is already proving to be an instant hit, formed of intricate woven raffia in a classic tote silhouette. The Alma offers a more relaxed form, with a spacious interior and a long handle for added ease. Alongside the new styles come summer-ready updates to the brand's best-sellers. The Idaho shoulder bag has landed, updating the beloved style with elongated handles and a more everyday shape, but still retains the understated appeal that we've become accustomed to with The Row's designer bags.

From woven raffia to canvas updates, I've rounded up the best The Row summer bags to shop now before they sell out.

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1. The Georgica Tote Bag

Style Notes: A true summer bag, the Georgica Tote is a classic tote style made from intricately woven raffia with braided top handles. Spacious and sleek, this bag will hold its place in any great wardrobe for years to come.

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2. The Beau Raffia Tote

Style Notes: Honestly, I can't believe I found the Beau bag in stock. Crafted from black and beige raffia interwoven to create a tactile texture and finished with leather handles, this bag will bring an elegant finishing touch to any summer outfit.

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3. The Alma Raffia Bag

Style Notes: For those who like their bags refined, relaxed and spacious, you'll want to know about the Alma bag. This bag balances refined and relaxed with a supple raffia form, and a single handle to keep the pared-back look of the design.

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4. The Idaho Shoulder Bag

Style Notes: The Idaho is a favourite amongst fashion people, and I expect the new shoulder version will be a hit too. The elongated straps make it easy to wear over the shoulder, with a cotton canvas material that's fitting for the warmer months as well as all year round.

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5. The Amber Bag

Style Notes: The Amber feels so true to The Row's aesthetic for its sophisticated and in-the-know appeal. Void of any branding, the luxury notes comes from the artisanal craftspersonship required to create the intricate woven bag.

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6. The Barn Tote

Style Notes: After last year's success, the Barn Tote is back, now in a selection of sizes and colourways. The breathable style with slim leather handles comes in mini and regular sizes, as well as black, brown and striped colourways.

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7. The Lilou Bag

Style Notes: The Lilou tote is already proving to be a favourite amongst fashion people, and we've spotted Kendall Jenner and Elsa Hosk carrying the sleek style.

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From the city streets to far-flung beaches, sandals are officially back in rotation. The spring days are calling for a switch-up in our shoe collections, and in particular, one that will hold its place until the cooler autumn days arrive. With countless steps ahead, it's worth investing in a great pair that will see us through the coming months as well as return to our wardrobe year after year. And already, I'm spotting so many fashion people calling upon The Row's stellar flip-flop collection to complete their chic warm-weather looks.

From tailoring to bags, easy staples to standout footwear, The Row seems to perfect every single wardrobe category it touches. Whilst I could while away the hours talking through the best The Row bags or the polished tailoring, a sudden flurry of sightings of the brand's beloved sandals has focused my attention on the stellar flip-flop offerings of the moment. True to the brand's aesthetic, the best The Row flip-flops follow the same principles as all its other designs: understated, timeless and with a serious in-the-know feel.

In the blink of an eye, flip-flops have returned to the everyday. Peeking out under loose jeans, paired with floaty spring dresses, and bringing a relaxed mood to tailored shorts, the sandal style is bringing ease to our current looks. When adding a luxury piece to our wardrobes, it's nice to see just how much wear you'll get to make the investment worthwhile. Whether drawn to the striking red and black accents of the Dune flip flops or the understated appeal of the Ginza, the clean lines and classic look bring a touch of sophistication to this hard-working shoe, primed to be called upon every spring and summer as needed.

The Row's sell-out appeal is well documented. From the latest bags to a simple shirt, fashion people go out of their way to track down the Olsen twins' latest offerings, and the shoes are no exception. For spring 2026, a selection of iconic styles has been brought back (yes, they've already proved they outlast shifting trends), as well as a selection of new designs that have already been spotted on the most stylish people around. Below, we've rounded up the very best The Row flip-flops, as well as a few beloved sandal styles that fashion people are shopping right now.

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1. The Row Dune Sandal

Style Notes: The Dune sandal is a classic flip-flop silhouette with thick leather straps, a foam midsole and a rounded toe. The style comes in bolder platform versions as well as more refined versions, any of which feel exceedingly chic.

2 The Row City Flip-Flop

Style Notes: A more recent addition to The Row's shoe collection is the City flip-flop. Formed of patent leather straps, a minimalist sole and refined stitch-work around the leather insole.

3. The Row Ginza Flip-Flop

Style Notes: The Ginza flip-flop can be sighted every time the weather starts to heat up. The enduring Y-shape design nods to the classic mood of the brand, whilst the stacked sole and contrast of suede and leather sets this pair apart.

4. The Row Beach Flip-Flop

Style Notes: The most dedicated minimalists will want a peek at the Beach flip-flop. The pair is refined in all ways, from the unfussy design to the barely-there sole. Quality is at the centre of this subtle pair, crafted from vegetable-tanned leather straps, padded goatskin insoles and a rubber sole.

5. The Row Malick Sandal

Style Notes: Whilst the Malick is more of a sandal, the thong version allows this style to feature in our flip-flop roundup. The smooth leather style is an easy slip-on shoe that can be depended upon every single spring and summer.

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Working in fashion, it's second nature for editors to find (and share) affordable alternatives to investment pieces whenever we come across them. Often, retailers including Banana Republic, COS, Gap, and J.Crew are editor favorites for these types of timeless items. For example, associate fashion editor Nikki Chwatt covered how a pair of $98 J.Crew pants closely resemble Leset's Kyoto pants. She's talked about how Nordstrom's $50 kitten-heel sandals mimic Hailey Bieber's Toteme ones as well.

I've also written about how Tony Bianco Gatsby loafers remind me of The Row's Soft Loafers. There are also other widely loved options, such as Madewell Greta flat for The Row Ballet Flat, and Gap's 100% Cotton Oversized Sweater as a budget-friendly option for the Ophelia Sweater.

Most recently, when I was eyeing a pair of sold-out Manolo Blahnik Callamu 50 mules, I naturally started looking for something similar. I ended up getting the now also sold-out Stuart Weitzman Minimalist 50 sandal, but have since also come across Aeyde's Black Vero Leather Mules, too.

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There’s something especially powerful about a handbag with no visible logo that’s still instantly recognisable. That’s the magic of The Row. Season after season, the brand proves that true luxury doesn’t need branding, just impeccable design.

With its clean lines, precise structure and attention to detail, The Row has become the blueprint for quiet luxury handbags. From the now-discontinued The Row Margaux—a style so coveted it might as well require winning the lottery—to newer silhouettes like the The Row Agnes, the label’s hold on the fashion set shows no sign of loosening, even as maximalism continues its comeback.

Its latest object of obsession? The Row Marlo. With its softly structured silhouette, supple leather finish and sleek geometric shape, it feels like the natural successor to the Margaux, equally understated, but somehow even sharper. Unsurprisingly, it’s already found its way onto the arms of the style set, including Kendall Jenner, who recently styled hers with black capris, a long-sleeved knit and layered white tees—the kind of deceptively simple outfit The Row makes look impossibly expensive.

And she’s not alone. One scroll through the chicest corners of Instagram confirms it: the Marlo has quickly become the quiet luxury bag fashion people are backing now. Understated, polished and free from obvious branding, it’s the kind of bag that signals taste without trying too hard.

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There's an unwritten rule among fashion people when it comes to 2026's capri-pants trend: A wearer must pair the silhouette with heels, even if it's just a short kitten heel, to get the look right. I live by it, as do my coworkers at Who What Wear, but recently, an alternative surfaced that has me completely rethinking my aversion to wearing capri pants with flats. Naturally, Kendall Jenner's the responsible wearer, having debuted a casual, daytime L.A. outfit so chic I couldn't possibly keep quiet about it, even if it did go against my hard-and-fast no-flats rule for the popular pant style.

This week, Jenner, who has since traveled to New York City for the Met Gala, posted a slideshow on Instagram featuring photos of her posing next to one of her many vintage cars—this time, a Ferrari 512 TR in silver—wearing a layered white T-shirt with capri leggings from Adanola and black Eva flats from The Row. The outfit was very '90s, which paired well with her car choice, given the years it was manufactured—it was only available between 1991 and 1996—and gave off a clean, cool vibe that made me instantly want to re-create it. Normally, I'd try everything but the flats she wore, replacing them with a thong sandal or mule with a two-inch heel, but something about Jenner's photos made me pause and consider her version instead.

On Kendall Jenner: Adanola Ultimate Long-Sleeve Top ($60), Ultimate Cap Sleeve Top ($55), and Ultimate Capri Leggings ($65); The Row Eva Flats

The key to pulling off a capri-pants-and-flats outfit is to find a sleek, slightly square- or pointed-toe pair, as opposed to a rounded-toe version, which has a tendency to make your feet look smaller. Longer toe shapes extend your foot shape, which in turn has an elevating effect. Jenner is wearing glorified workout clothes, though very elegant ones, but looking at her outfit, it appears far more put-together and polished than anything you'd normally see in the gym. That's because her square-toe The Row flats take the leggings and fitness tees she's wearing and kick them up a notch. It's genius and will work every time if you give it a shot. I'm personally glad I did.

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With all of this year's Carolyn Bessette Kennedy talk and her signature Selima Optique sunglasses everywhere, I've been thinking about forever pieces that never really go out of style. It made me wonder, if you could only have one item per category in your closet, what would you choose?

My mind immediately goes to Jane Birkin and her Birkin—the pieces we reach for again and again that become part of our personal style. Other items that come to mind are Manolo Blahnik's Callamu 50 Mules (or alternatives like Stuart Weitzman's Minimalist Slide 50 Sandal and Aeyde's Black Vero Sandals), Ferragamo pumps, the Cartier Tank Louis Watch, and classic Prada and Chanel bags. I also think of brands like The Row, Khaite, Toteme, Rue Sophie, and St. Agni.

I asked our editors to share what they consider truly timeless. Judith Jones and Anna LaPlaca both mentioned Ray-Ban's Wayfarer styles, which continue to stand the test of time. Below, see all the accessories they swear by.

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When it comes to summer street style, no one does it better than Jennifer Lawrence. It's not often that we see the actress out and about, but in the warm weather, her sightings around downtown Manhattan spike, and every time, she's wearing some cool outfit combination that instantly sparks a trend. Shocker, her latest ensemble is no exception, with Lawrence debuting a simple, comfy, but still fresh-feeling outfit for a daytime ramen date at Nakamura on the Lower East Side with her husband of six years, Cooke Maroney.

For the occasion, Lawrence paired a currently on-sale pair of yellow suede flat shoes from The Row (run!) with the summer pant trend that will replace jeans and trousers in every chic woman's wardrobe throughout the hot months ahead: white pants. Specifically, she wore vintage Balenciaga cargo pants, pairing them with a navy-blue cotton sweater from her go-to brand, La Ligne; an Hermès Lindy Bag in dark brown with silver hardware; and burgundy eyewear. The only jewelry she wore was two beaded necklaces—one in gold and another in turquoise—and her wedding rings. It was the kind of look that's so easy to put together, but far from lacking in the impact department. It has effortless virality written all over it, much like most of the looks we see Lawrence wear when she's seen around New York City.

White Pants and Flats on Jennifer Lawrence

On Jennifer Lawrence: The Row Vincit Suede Loafers ($660); Hermès Lindy Bag; La Ligne Val Sweater ($395); Balenciaga pants

What really set Lawrence's daytime look apart was her combination of white pants with flat shoes, especially ones like hers in an interesting, unexpected color. Jeans are expected, but white pants offer something different, and in the summer, there's no better choice for lightweight bottoms that consistently look sophisticated and elevated. Just be careful not to spill on them.

To re-create the actress's white-pants outfit, keep scrolling. You can even shop her exact flat The Row shoes on sale below.

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As a fashion editor, few people command my attention like Jennifer Lawrence. Having cultivated a uniform that fuses New York cool with her own distinctive sensibility, I pay attention to her looks every time. Typically, when she steps out, I expect chic tailoring or a perfectly slouched pair of jeans—but this time, she veered off-script, reviving a trouser trend I wouldn’t have anticipated.

Leaning into a softer, bohemian mood, Lawrence built her look around a pair of floaty floral trousers. Looser and more whimsical than her usual rotation, they leaned into the springtime ease of her New York surroundings. She grounded the trousers with The Row’s viral flip-flops, proving that she's still in step with the season's key trends

Pairing directional pieces with under-the-radar styling moves keeps Lawrence in her position as a modern style icon. Completing the look, she styled a chocolate-brown blouse with a baseball cap, an oversized suede tote and a scattering of delicate necklaces.

Inspired by her latest ensemble, scroll on to discover the chicest floral trousers to channel her look now.

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We can always count on The Row to design the latest cult accessories that land in the closets of the best dressed insiders. Bags such as the Marlo Tote, the Peggy Clutch, and the 90's top-handle style have been recent favorites that perpetually sell out. The same can be said for the Liisa Pumps, which continue to be dropped in new iterations.

The latest Liisa kitten-heel pumps are already It shoes of 2026, making them nearly impossible to track down if you're on the hunt for a particular color or size. Hailey Bieber and Kendall Jenner are among those who have collected the shoe style and have been spotted wearing them on the streets of Sydney and Paris. They're currently available in limited sizes, so ahead, you can shop an edit of the in-stock styles—plus similar kitten-heel pumps that just hit the market.

On Hailey Bieber

Bieber paired the It shoes with a belted jacket and sleek cigarette pants.

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Jenner opted for a snake-embossed version styled with a skirt suit.

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Keeping up with The Row’s latest It-bags is something I take very seriously. So seriously, in fact, that I regularly scan the best-dressed women on my Instagram to see whether they’ve already adopted the brand’s newest styles. So when I saw Rosie Huntington-Whiteley carrying The Row’s Faye bag in her latest Instagram post, it confirmed what I already suspected—the timeless top-handle style is on track to reach cult status.

With the same stealth-wealth elegance that defines every The Row design, the Faye bag has all the makings of a future It-piece. The bowling-style silhouette is what really sets it apart, alongside the slightly grained leather that gives it that perfectly worn-in feel so often associated with quiet luxury. The leather is buttery soft, and it’s currently available in two considered shades: deep chocolate brown and classic black. much like the Marcel and Marlo styles, the Faye Bag has just enough structure to feel polished while still being soft and wearable.

Rosie styled her brown Faye bag with a technical funnel-neck jacket from Saint Laurent, relaxed barrel-leg jeans and black pointed-toe boots, adding just enough contrast to an otherwise understated look. Shop the Faye bag, along with more of the brand’s quietly iconic handbags, below.

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Getting dressed in the spring can feel like a complicated puzzle. The unpredictable weather confuses even the most experienced dressers. They think to themselves, "Should I grab a trench coat, opt for a light sweater, or risk just a simple T-shirt?" The one element of a spring outfit that remains simple and consistent, though, is footwear. No matter the trend cycle or the temperature, ballet flats are always the elegant, chic default, proving their staying power season after season. This year, one specific style is taking the lead as the It flats: The Row's Square Leather Ballet Flats.

True to the brand's DNA, these new shoes from The Row epitomize easy sophistication. What elevates them beyond a basic staple and makes them highly sought after? The subtle yet intentional details—the soft square toe, luxurious leather, low-profile sole, and logoless design. Plus, they have Kendall Jenner's seal of approval.

This week, Jenner was seen in L.A. wearing the flats with a cinch-waist The Row jacket. She grounded the look with vintage Levi's jeans, adding a casual and relaxed element. For accessories, she opted for Chanel's Maxi Flap Bag from Matthieu Blazy's first collection for the house along with oval sunglasses.

On Kendall Jenner: Chanel Maxi Flap Bag ($9300); The Row Square Leather Ballet Flats ($890) and Tanera Jacket ($4200)

For those who follow Jenner's street style, you're likely aware that Jenner is a ballet-flats lover, specifically coveting styles from The Row. Remember the Stella Flats she couldn't get enough of? Your answer is probably yes since it wasn't too long ago that she wore them. But it seems like she's switching to the brand's square-toe design, and it makes sense. This style is closer to ballet flats than slippers, meaning it features less leather on the top of the foot and allows the skin to breathe, which is ideal for warmer weather.

If you want to get in early on one of the season's must-have shoes, keep scrolling to shop The Row's Square Leather Ballet Flats and the pieces to re-create Jenner's look in full.

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Correction: Kiarra Logan is responsible for styling Tyrese Haliburton throughout the 2025-26 NBA season. Changes have been made to the story below to recognize this, including new quotes from Logan about Haliburton's sideline outfits.

In the modern world, sports aren't just about what happens on the court, field, or track. Much of the buzz around athletes actually takes place before their events—that is, when they arrive at their respective venues and showcase their latest fashion creations. In basketball, that's referred to as a tunnel 'fit; in Formula One, a paddock 'fit; and so on. What athletes wear when they're not in uniform matters, especially to fans who might never get to speak to their heroes. Clothes are the perfect form of communication—a window into who your favorite athlete is and what they stand for. That's what Go Sports is all about. Yes, we care about box scores, the results of Free Practice 1 (even if it is at 3 a.m.), and RHOSLC-level rivalries, but today, sports fashion matters too. We're not ashamed to say so.

Last season, when Tyrese Haliburton and the Indiana Pacers took the Oklahoma City Thunder to Game 7 of the NBA Finals, a piece of basketball legend was written in the history books, but not for the reason you might think. The latter franchise ended up taking home the trophy, hosting a parade, and earning the right to call themselves NBA Champions, but it was the Pacers who made magic happen throughout their playoff run, writing an underdog story for the ages that will go down as one of the best examples of determination, grit, and "we before me" mentality in all of sport. Then the worst-case scenario happened. With 4:55 left in the first quarter, following three successful three-pointers, Haliburton, the Pacers' star point guard, went down, tearing his right Achilles tendon following a strain in the same leg from Game 5 of the series. His teammates fought, but without his leadership and clutch abilities, the Thunder prevailed, winning 103 to 91.

As a Pacers fan (something I probably shouldn't admit out loud given where I live), I was devastated. We were all devastated. In the months since, watching the NBA hasn't been the same, at least not for me. I still watch and cheer on my team, but not having Haliburton's magic on the floor takes away from the excitement. There is one saving grace, though, especially for someone who is just as invested in the on-court action as what happens outside of the lines on the sidelines and in the tunnel. Yes, I'm talking about clothes, and no one does them better in the NBA than Haliburton.

The 2026 season is coming to a close pretty soon, and the Pacers have struggled this year following several player injuries, including Haliburton's. I've caught most of their games, which will total 82 by the end of the regular season. The point guard has been at a majority of them, and almost always, he has on a 'fit. When many think of style in the NBA, it's Shai Gilgeous-Alexander who comes to mind first, and for good reason. But the Oklahoma City Thunder guard isn't the only well-dressed player. In fact, most players in the league have shown at least some level of interest in fashion, but for me, Haliburton will always take that number one spot, even on the sidelines, where he sits, stands, and cheers for the team that was minutes away from doing what practically every commentator in sports thought was impossible in 2025.

What he's worn while doing so has been the highlight of the season for me, keeping me entertained even in tough games. "Gram gon have to see a lot of fits this year," he wrote on Instagram back in November 2025, shortly after the 2026 season kicked off, alongside a slideshow of the outfits he'd already debuted. Think a grandpa sweater in a pastel shade layered over a shirt and tie and sport coats à la a liberal arts professor paired with denim and vintage Prada loafers. Later in the season, more recent sideline ensembles were posted to his grid. Highlights? A leather bomber jacket styled with a plaid tie, light-wash jeans, and The Row's viral eel-leather loafers; a Carhartt Canadian tuxedo styled with sand-colored suede Dr. Martens; and camouflage pants styled with his signature Puma basketball shoes in baby pink.

These sophisticated ensembles all stemmed from a new partnership with stylist Kiarra Logan (@kiarralooks on Instagram), whom he met through his fiancé, Jade Jones. (Logan had met Jones when Haliburton joined the Pacers, having styled one of the other players included in the trade.) "I look at working with Tyrese as a collaborative effort," Logan tells Who What Wear. "He's very knowledgeable in fashion, knows what he likes, and is true to himself." Many of the looks they created together for his sideline 'fits weren't purchased—the pieces already lived in his wardrobe, including the aforementioned The Row eel loafers and colorful ties. "The bones [were] there of who he is," she says of his closet when they first teamed up. Styling him just came down to putting it all together.

"The pink cardigan look was really crazy because it came together at the last minute," Logan says. According to her, it was the first game of the season, and the two were FaceTiming, trying to figure out what direction they should go in. He wanted to wear a pair of brown trousers, leading Logan to pull out a pink cardigan. "He had one, and we just so happened to have a pink tie too, so I was like, 'No, we need to do this monochromatic pink-on-pink [look].' I was like, 'Tyrese, if anyone can do this pink, it'll be you,'" she says. It was far from anything we usually spot players wearing to games, but that's what made it so impactful—and controversial. "It was one of those things where people either loved it or hated it," she says. Her son even copied it for his Halloween costume.

Another winning moment came with the brown leather bomber outfit that Logan dressed Haliburton in later on in the season. "That will be a forever memory of me as a stylist," she says. According to her, the day he wore it, he had no concept in mind for what he wanted to wear. "I think he was over getting dressed," she says. It was one of those times when she had to take over completely, which worked out because she already had a good idea for a look. "I was like, 'I randomly have this vision for you in a bomber and a tie,'' she recalls telling her client. "I couldn't explain it," she says, so she just started putting pieces together, starting with a pair of light-wash jeans. "I wanted to do a '90s Saint Laurent vibe," she explains. "When we were putting it together, he was like, 'I don't know where this is going, but I'm going to trust you—let's put it all on.' He got it on, and was like, 'Oh shit, this is a vibe.'"

"I felt like that outfit was probably the closest embodiment of [Haliburton's] organic style, especially the way he flipped the hat backwards," she says. For shoes, she knew it needed to be a thin loafer—not a chunky one—to keep it from feeling costume-y. "Obviously, those were the Row eel loafers—he had those in his closet."

Tyrese Haliburton carrying a Margaux bag and wearing loafers, both from The Row, during the 2025 Eastern Conference Finals in May 2025.

A lot of those pieces in Haliburton's wardrobe came from his work with his past stylist, designer Olivier Rogers. The two joined forces earlier in Haliburton's career, after the guard actively decided to shift his style. "I used to be like every other player in the NBA, wearing sneakers to every game with a graphic tee and some colored jeans, and call it a day," the Iowa State University alum told GQ in a TikTok video about his style from 2024. "I realized that I wanted to switch my style up and be a little different to everybody." Rogers had a similar goal for their partnership. "I want him to be the NBA player that, when people see him, they don't think [of the] NBA," Rogers told GQ during the Pacers' run to the Finals last year. Very rarely did Rogers put Haliburton in something covered in logos or obvious branding, and he introduced his client to cool brands that are seldom spotted in the tunnel. The Row comes to mind. "I actually like to put him in a lot of things that I like, like that Margaux bag and more tasteful things," Rogers continued to GQ. "I know nine out of 10 NBA players don't know what that Margaux is." His work with Haliburton resulted in the player really figuring out what his style looked like and where his tastes lie. Together, they filled his closet with elite pieces that Logan is now working with (and getting tailored to perfection, she tells me) to create his memorable sideline outfits week in and week out.

Now that his wardrobe is curated to fit Haliburton's personal style, I can only imagine what sorts of looks he'll pull out next season when he returns to the court. If you ask me, his sideline outfits have been the best thing about the NBA this season, setting the bar high, but he's never been one to shy away from a challenge. I'll be counting down the days until that first 'fit debuts—and keeping an eye out for some sneaky sightings at Indiana Fever games once the WNBA season kicks off in May. If the above Chicago Cubs look is any indication, Logan and Haliburton know a thing or two about styling jerseys the cool way.

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The Row’s resort 2027 show, like many of its collections, was a nice refresher that you don’t have to reinvent the wheel to dress well. Instead, it reminded me of how to style pieces you may already have in your closet: a chic trench coat, a more interesting pair of tights in a color beyond basic black, or even a pearl necklace.

The brand is often seen as the blueprint for minimalist dressing. Yet as a luxury label, it comes with the prices to match. For those who aspire to have a similar look for less, I just went through Zara, COS, Rue Sophie, and St. Agni to find pieces that felt most reminiscent of the its aesthetic.

I focused on a neutral color palette while prioritizing tailoring, silhouettes, and fabrics that feel elevated and timeless, which are signatures of The Row’s style. Keep scrolling to shop what I found, all $250 and under.

Zara

Editors know that the best way to shop at Zara is the ZW Collection. It's the retailer's in-house line, which focuses on elevated pieces made from higher-quality materials. The below items start at $60, up to $170, all with a design element that made me think of The Row.

COS

The new COS S/S 26 collection that just debuted in Seoul is absolutely worth seeing in general, and especially if you love The Row. A pair of $199 kitten-heel mules and a $169 sheer silk-cashmere-blend skirt are some of my favorite items from the capsule.

Rue Sophie

I recently wrote about Rue Sophie as a brand to know if you love timeless and elegant clothing. The L.A.-based label has minimalist, high-quality, timeless pieces, which range from $88 to $800. I especially love the dresses, skirts, and outerwear.

St. Agni

While St. Agni's prices tend to be over $250, there are definitely items below it as well, especially when you shop the brand's sale items. For a look similar to The Row, the Halter Plunge Dress, Strapless Dress, Soft Bon Bon Bag, Flip Flop, Triangle Origami Shoulder Bag, and Minimal Column Skirt all stood out, among others.

Hailey Bieber is a true style icon, consistently setting fashion trends by wearing the season's must-have items. What makes her relatable, however, is her habit of rewearing beloved pieces like any ordinary person would, particularly with designer items, to maximize their use. In the past, she's frequently worn items such as Gap's Low Rise '90s Loose Jeans, Joe's Everyday Tank, and Bottega Veneta's Large Hop Bag. While she still incorporates those staples, The Row's Penelope Mules have recently joined her rotation as a new favorite.

With their sleek, patent-leather design and refined slip-on silhouette, the Penelope Mules are a seasonal hero item. They play into several emerging new-season trends at once. The elegant mules feature a shiny patent finish that has been gaining traction over the past few seasons for its rich appeal. Additionally, the elongated upper embraces the high-vamp-shoe trend, which is set to dominate footwear in 2026.

Since Bieber's pair is an investment, I wondered whether there were similar styles on the market that could help me get the designer look for less. It didn't take me long to come across a handful of styles that have a similar silhouette. One that stood out specifically was the Lambert from Aldo. These shoes feature a patent-leather upper, a mule silhouette, a slim block heel, and a subtle square-toe design. But instead of costing over $1000, they're less than $120—a major win. Because you'll want to see what they look like, keep scrolling to discover the Aldo mules and more shoe alternatives that will have you looking like an It girl this spring.

How Hailey Bieber Styles the Penelope Mules

Get the look: Long-sleeve shirt + crochet skirt + Penelope Mules

Get the look: Leather top + wide-leg pants + Penelope Mules

Get the look: Leather jacket + low-rise baggy trousers + Penelope Mules

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If there’s one thing defining spring’s most directional accessories, it’s what isn’t on top of everyone’s heads. Baseball caps—long the default off-duty staple—are quietly stepping aside for something softer, stranger, and significantly more sculptural.

Enter the ribbed wool hat, led by The Row’s cult-favorite Falken style.

Spotted on Kendall Jenner and Elsa Hosk, the hat feels like a minimalist’s answer to statement dressing: understated at first glance but deeply intentional in shape and texture. With its close, ribbed knit and subtly elongated silhouette, wool bucket hats frame the face in a way a cap never could.

On the Runway

The influence doesn’t stop at one specific piece from The Row, though. Across street style and emerging labels, a broader shift is taking hold: the rise of the sloped wool bucket hat. Think less floppy festival hat, more “soft sculpture.” The shape feels reminiscent of a vintage, 1920s-inspired cloche hat. Of this variety, black seems to be the most common choice among tastemakers and influencers, with a sloped, curved edge that feels more like a wearable object than a headpiece accessory.

If last spring's headpiece accessory was luxury satin scarves, this year's version (thanks to still chilly temperatures in New York and Paris) is the felted, wool bucket hat. These aren’t hats you throw on without thinking. They ask for consideration—and in return, they elevate even the simplest white-tee-and-jeans spring outfit.

Below, shop the It hat you need to know this spring.

On the Street

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While there are parts of my wardrobe where I’m happy to be a little more maximalist (a statement shoe here, a bold trouser there) I like my accessories to feel timeless. When I’m investing in a handbag, I naturally gravitate towards clean lines, minimal hardware and silhouettes that will feel just as relevant in ten years as they do now. In other words: quiet luxury. And when it comes to the best quiet luxury bags for spring 2026, there are a few standout styles that feel particularly strong right now.

Starting with The Row’s Marlo. The successor to the now-discontinued Margaux—loved by Kendall Jenner and Jennifer Lawrence—it carries that same softly structured, pared-back aesthetic that helped define modern quiet luxury. Bottega Veneta, too, continues to deliver timeless silhouettes. While the Andiamo remains a favourite, it’s the newer Veneta style that stands out this season. Recently spotted on Olivia Dean and Elle Fanning (and Jacob Elordi!) its curved shape and signature intrecciato finish strike the perfect balance between statement and subtle.

For something a little more understated, the Tory Burch Romy Tote offers a slouchy, spacious alternative that feels effortlessly polished, and of course, the Saint Laurent 5 à 7 remains a modern classic. Sleek, minimal and finished with subtle gold hardware, it’s the kind of bag that works just as well for day as it does for evening.

Rounding out the edit are a handful of similarly refined styles—from Demellier's Stockholm to Loewe's Flamenco, each one is grounded in longevity over trend. Keep scrolling to shop the best quiet luxury bags below.

Shop The Best Quiet Luxury Bags For Spring 2026

1. The Row Marlo

Style Notes: A chic successor to The Row’s Margaux, the Marlo delivers the same timeless appeal with a slightly more refined, everyday edge. The softly slouchy silhouette feels relaxed yet considered, holding its shape while maintaining that signature minimalist ease. Unlike the Margaux, it features a zip-top closure for added practicality, while the absence of side buckles lends it an even cleaner, more pared-back finish.

2. Bottega Veneta Veneta Bag

Style Notes: The latest addition to Bottega Veneta’s already impressive handbag line-up, the Veneta feels like a natural evolution for the brand—so much so, it shares its name. Crafted from supple nappa leather and finished with the house’s signature intrecciato weave, it features a softly structured, crescent-shaped silhouette that sits neatly under the arm. Understated yet instantly recognisable, it strikes that perfect balance of quiet luxury.

3. Saint Laurent Le 5 a 7

Style Notes: Designed as part of Saint Laurent’s Le 5 à 7 line—named after the transition from work to evening—the shoulder bag embodies effortless day-to-night dressing. With its sleek, ’90s-inspired silhouette and softly structured, rounded rectangular shape, it feels both polished and modern. Finished with the iconic Cassandre logo and an adjustable shoulder strap, it’s as practical as it is chic.

4. Demellier Stockholm

Style Notes: DeMellier’s Stockholm bag is the epitome of polished minimalism. With its structured top-handle silhouette and clean, architectural lines, it brings an instantly refined finish to any outfit. Thoughtfully designed with practicality in mind, it offers just enough space for daily essentials while maintaining a sleek, elegant profile.