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We’re a team over here at Complex Style, but each of us have varying tastes and aesthetics. With Spring/Summer deliveries in full-swing, you’ll see a range of apparel and accessories that we are eyeing for our own shopping carts.
On the high-end side of things, Louis Vuitton debuted a brand new bag silhouette, Cecilie Bahnsen dropped her first The North Face collab, and Maison Margiela finally released its Louboutin shoes which were first unveiled on its Artisanal runway. On the more casual side, there’s Chase B’s first-ever Lids collab, new Reese Cooper sneakers, and amazing basics from iDK New York.
Check out Complex Style’s obsessions of the week below, and see our previous picks here.
Release Date: March 14
Where to Buy It: lidshd.com and select Lids stores
Price: $64.99
Ever since Chase B debuted his fitted hat collab at ComplexCon last year, I’ve anticipated its wider release. Now that it’s finally here, I can’t wait to add one to my weekly rotation. He executed the “What The” theme to perfection. As chaotic as it seems at first glance, it somehow just works the more you look at it. The various styles of camo are my personal favorite detail. I may never have $20,000 to buy a pair of “What The Dunk” Nike SB Dunk Lows, but this homage from Chase B is a solid consolation. –Mike DeStefano, Senior Style Editor
Release Date: Available now
Where to Buy It: louisvuitton.com
Price: $3,250
LV debuted a new bag silhouette for the Spring/Summer 2025 season, the Biker. It’s a rock ’n roll-inspired grainy lambskin leather bag with cool metal hardware and a versatile longstrap that allows for both shoulder and crossbody-carry. Personally, the best size is the Nano, especially when over-decorated with charms. –YJ Lee, Head of Style
Release Date: Available now
Where to Buy It: ceciliebahnsen.com
Price: $998
Never thought I’d see a puffy, insulated dress built for the outdoors, but Cecilie Bahnsen and The North Face made it happen. Cecilie Bahnsen challenges what practicality can look like without sacrificing femininity, and the Mountain Dress is a refreshing take on what gorpcore can be. –Shinnie Park, Style Writer
Release Date: March 15
Where to Buy It: www.idkny.com
Price: TBD
It’s getting warmer, which means it’s time to ditch the coats and jackets, and hoodie season is officially in. IDK New York is dropping its first-ever collection, and the Academy zip-up is too good not to add to the rotation. The hoodie comes in two colorways: black/pink and grey/navy. Personally, I’m loving the grey/navy—it’s versatile and great for creating multiple looks. If you’re in the market for a hoodie, then IDK what else to suggest but this one. –Breeana Walker, Social Media Strategist
Release Date: March 14
Where to Buy It: reese-cooper.com
Price: $388
I’ve always loved Reese Cooper’s Wilson 2.0 boot in this beige colorway. This khaki suede pair of Cooper’s newest footwear model, the Gabriel, feels like a solid, slightly more wearable alternativeMy favorite details are the forest green hit on the heel and the unique lacing setup. They stand out from traditional hiking sneakers, but are still neutral enough to wear with pretty much anything. I’m not actually going hiking in these, but I could see myself putting a ton of miles on them. –Mike DeStefano, Senior Style Editor
Release Date: March 15
Where to Buy It: www.idkny.com
Price: TBD
I’m currently working on improving my entire wardrobe, focusing more on quality over quantity. One area I’m especially looking to upgrade is denim, and IDK New York is releasing some incredible 14oz reversible Japanese redline selvedge jeans. These look like the perfect fit—and they’re reversible! The number of wears you can get from these is probably unmatched; they’ll last a lifetime. As ASAP Rocky said, ‘We don’t wear clothes, we wear pieces.” This is definitely a great piece. –Breeana Walker, Social Media Strategist
Release Date: Available now
Where to Buy It: maisonmargiela.com and us.christianlouboutin.com
Price: $1,795
We first saw this collaboration on the runway of John Galliano’s Artisanal Spring 2024 collection for Maison Margiela last year, and now it’s finally out in the world for us to admire in real life. The Bridiela Una Strass pumps are made from mesh with crystals scattered across the shoe, the Tabi split-toe is reworked into a pointed-toe silhouette, and, of course, the soles are Christian Louboutin’s iconic red bottoms. If Cinderella were a fashion girlie, these would be her glass slippers. –Shinnie Park, Style Writer
Release Date: Available now
Where to Buy It: lululemon.com
Price: $128
This week, Lululemon unveiled SLNSH, the activewear brand’s new multi-season partnership with British designer Saul Nash. I first spotted their collaboration on Nash’s Milan Fashion Week runway in January, and it was some of the most interesting pieces from the entire collection. My personal pick from the utility-focused lineup is the Mesh Convertible Skirt, which is a pair of biker shorts that come with a detachable tie-around wrap. I can probably work out in these then head straight to brunch without looking too much like a basic gym rat. –YJ Lee, Head of Style
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