Missed out on the fashion chatter this week? We’ve got you covered. Every week, our inbox is flooded with hundreds of press releases, but we made it our mission to sift through all the noise so you don’t have to. Here’s your quick recap of all the key fashion news from Feb. 21 to Feb. 27, 2026, served up in bite-sized pieces so you can catch up fast…
Supreme Re-Released Its Rare Arabic Box Logo Creations
Nearly three decades after its original drop, Supreme is bringing back one of its most elusive designs: the Arabic Box Logo Tee. First released in 1996/1997, the shirt swaps the brand’s signature Latin lettering for Arabic script reading “سوبحان” (Subhan) — meaning “The Most High” — chosen because there’s no direct Arabic equivalent for “Supreme.” Long considered a grail among collectors, the piece returns this week in a full run of colorways including black, white, heather grey, navy, woodland camo, and pink. Priced at $44, the tee dropped on Thursday, both online and in-store. And, if history is any indication, won’t sit for long.
Maria Grazia Chiuri Makes Her Fendi Debut
Maria Grazia Chiuri has officially returned to Fendi, debuting her FW26 collection at Milan Fashion Week nearly three decades after first joining the Roman house as an accessories designer in 1999. Following her long tenure at Dior and a brief hiatus, Chiuri’s comeback was a study in restraint. Loud monograms were largely shelved in favor of material richness, intricate embroidery, and a renewed focus on craftsmanship. Meanwhile, black-and-white palettes, elongated lace slips, translucent gowns, and sharply tailored menswear were softened by fur details.
Met Gala 2026 Theme Revealed: “Fashion Is Art”
Vogue has unveiled the dress code for the 2026 Met Gala: “Fashion Is Art.” The theme ties directly to the Costume Institute’s spring exhibition “Costume Art,” a sweeping showcase of nearly 400 pieces spanning 5,000 years that aims to collapse the divide between fine art and fashion. As always, the guest list doubles as a cultural power index: Beyoncé, Nicole Kidman, and Venus Williams will serve as co-chairs alongside Anna Wintour, with a host committee packed with names from Zoë Kravitz to LISA and Doja Cat. The gala returns to the Metropolitan Museum of Art on May 4, where couture won’t just reference art, it’s expected to behave like it.
Bella Hadid Makes Her Prada Runway Debut— and Wears It Four Ways
Bella Hadid is back on the runway — and she chose Prada for her official return. The model and Orebella founder walked the brand’s FW26 show in Milan wearing four distinct looks, ranging from printed drawstring dresses to a grungy patchwork jacket layered over sheer pieces. The constant? Knee-high socks paired with sharp pointed flats, grounding each outfit in unmistakable Prada pragmatism. Beauty-wise, the smudgy eye makeup nodded to late-2000s grunge, while the casting itself felt full-circle: Prada has long orbited the Hadid universe, with Bella wearing the house for years and sister Gigi debuting for the brand back in 2019.
Prada Marks Ramadan With an Intimate Cultural Program in Dubai

In other Prada news, the Italian house launched a Ramadan cultural program running through March 12, 2026, at Gerbou & Tashkeel Gallery in Nad Al Sheba, Dubai, convening leading Arab artists, musicians, and cultural figures for a series of private evenings that blend intimate performances with in-depth conversations, developed with Anghami and curated with Myrna Ayad. Framed around Arab culture as a living, evolving practice, the program explores how sound, voice, rhythm, and craft carry memory and identity through appearances by figures including Emel Mathlouthi, Faraj Suleiman, Faia Younan, Shargeeya, Babylone, and Dana Salah, alongside multidisciplinary voices from film, literature, and the wider creative scene, with performances also streamed on Anghami. The experience is rounded out by a limited-time exhibition of archival Prada bags, artisan workshops spotlighting heritage craft through contemporary techniques, and shared culinary moments by Gerbou in collaboration with Emirati Chef Khaled.
Kendall Jenner Is the New Face of the adidas Superstar

Kendall Jenner has officially been tapped as the newest face of the adidas Superstar, fronting the sneaker’s 2026 relaunch campaign alongside names like JENNIE, Samuel L. Jackson, and Lamine Yamal. Shot by Thibaut Grevet inside the fictional “Hotel Superstar,” the visuals lean into a grainy, old-Hollywood mood while showcasing Jenner in both black crocodile-textured pairs with classic sportswear and crisp white versions styled with a bold red set. As adidas pushes the iconic shell-toe further into fashion territory, the Superstar, available now online and in select stores, sits at the center of the brand’s sport-meets-street evolution.