Unbelievably, the first quarter of the year has already come to a close. The last week of March is bringing a lot of exciting new fashion releases, like Glenn Martens’ last collaboration at Y/Project, and a line of luxury workout equipment by Celine. Loewe is bringing its traveling brand exhibition to Tokyo, and we’re still trying to get our hands on some sold-out ComplexCon Hong Kong merch.
Check out the Complex Style team’s favorite releases of the week below, and how you can get them too.
Release Date: Available now
Where to Buy It: kidsuper.com
Price: $285
I always like to have a versatile midweight coat for springtime. This one from KidSuper caught my eye because of one unique detail: A contrasting pocket at the center of the opening. Not only is this a cool design element that I’ve never really seen before, it seems like very convenient cell phone storage so I don’t have to keep digging into my pants. The branding is also kept to a minimum, which I appreciate. –Mike DeStefano, Senior Style Editor
Release Date: Pre-ordered closed
Working with Hong Kong-based retailer Fabrix, Paolina Russo brought their signature futuristic and sporty design to ComplexCon HK last week. I’ve been a fan of this brand since my time as a student at Central Saint Martins, where the two founders, Paolina Russo and Lucile Guilmard, also spent their university days. Released in five colorways, the ComplexCon jerseys are inspired by Hong Kong’s vibrant neon signs. Plus, if you’re a fan of NewJeans/NJZ, the third-day headliners of ComplexCon HK, you’ve probably seen them wearing a custom version of this jersey before. Pre-orders for them may be closed, but I’m going to find a way to get my hands on one in the aftermarket. –Shinnie Park, Style Writer
Open: March 29 through May 11
Where: 6-35-6 Jingumae, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo
Price: Free entry with reservation
Loewe’s first major brand exhibition, which began in Shanghai last year, is traveling to Tokyo. While the brand is known for its Loewe Foundation Craft Prize exhibitions, “Loewe Crafted World” is uniquely centered on the brand itself rather than just its cosigned group of artisans. Crafted World Tokyo is an expansive look into Loewe’s universe including its recent Studio Ghibli collaborations, stunning runway collections and show sculptures, and special relationship with Japan (Japan was Loewe’s first market outside Europe in 1973). If you’re in town in Tokyo anytime in the next couple months, this is a must-see. –YJ Lee, Head of Style
Release Date: Available now
Where to Buy It: marcjacobs.com
Price: $295
One last lap for Glenn Martens and Y/Project! The extra denim at the bottom of these cool-girl pants create a stacking effect that adds a nice twist. The washed green color has an effortless edge to it, where it can be styled as both chic or casual. That is the continuous beauty of Y/Project and Marc Jacobs’ ethos. –Zakkai Jones, Market Editor
Release Date: Available now
Where to Buy It: marcjacobs.com
Price: $195
I was distraught when Y/project closed down their operation last January, but Marc Jacobs has blessed us with the opportunity to acquire the brand one last time. Accessories have always been Glenn Martens’ forte, like his spiral pearl earrings and Melissa Jelly shoes, and collaborating with Marc Jacobs’ younger diffusion label Heaven adds an extra playful touch to his designs. Inspired by the Y Heart belt, the buckles here are converted to spell out ‘I ♡ U’ with a lock and key dangling on it. It’s a statement piece that you can throw on when your outfit feels a little lackluster. –Shinnie Park, Style Writer
Release Date: March 29
Where to Buy It: hiddenseason.com
Price: $120
I’ve been on the hunt for the perfect baggy chinos, and Hidden Season came through. The fit on these is chef’s kiss—just the right amount of bagginess, and a generous length that drapes over the shoes effortlessly. Instant wardrobe staple. –Jamal Desroches, Style Social Creator
Release Date: Available now
Where to Buy It: coteetciel.com
Price: $275
As part of the brand’s Spring/Summer 2025 lineup, Paris-based côte&ciel introduced a new Sage Green colorway to its function-first bags. I’ve been obsessed with pastel blues and greens lately, and this is a refreshing shade to outfit a tech-y item. My current favorite of côte&ciel’s bag models is the Hyco S crossbody, which is roomy and lightweight. The rounded bottom allows the bag to expand for extra storage, and the thick shoulder strap ensures comfort no matter how much you’re carrying. –YJ Lee, Head of Style
Release Date: Available now
Where to Buy It: celine.com
Price: $205 for a yoga brick to $3,250 for a kettlebell
Silk hair scrunchies and calfskin dumbbells redefine the meaning of pilates princess. Celine just released a chic capsule collection of dream workout equipment adorned in the brand’s signature Triomphe monogram. It satisfies individuals (like me) who want to relive their childhood Sharpay Evans fantasy. –Zakkai Jones, Market Editor
Release Date: Available now
Where to Buy It: goyard.com
Price: $1,800
As someone who travels frequently, luggage and travel accessories have become essential for me. However, I currently don’t own a makeup or toiletry bag for last-minute trips. I’ve always admired the classic Goyard monogram, and recently, Goyard released a new toiletry bag that’s perfect for both travel and everyday use. It’s available in 11 colors, with my personal favorite being green. Although this is definitely out of my usual budget, it seems like a worthwhile investment that will last a lifetime. –Breeana Walker, Social Media Strategist
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