Kendrick Lamar attended the Grammys in a first-of-its-kind custom Chanel tuxedo, while Odell Beckham Jr. was spotted at Moncler’s show in Aspen, Colorado, celebrating the opening of the brand’s first Grenoble store in the United States.
Meanwhile, H&M announced the return of its Design Award, featuring 60 participating schools, including Howard University and Bowie State University.
On the Grammy red carpet, Clipse and Pharrell Williams arrived in matching pink velvet Louis Vuitton suits, and Teyana Taylor closed out the night wearing a custom Tom Ford gown designed by Haider Ackermann.
Keep scrolling to catch up on all the fashion happenings of the week.
Kendrick Lamar Wears Custom Chanel
Kendrick Lamar made Grammy history, becoming the most-nominated artist and the rapper with the most Grammy wins. While Chanel is famously known for not producing menswear, Kendrick became a Chanel ambassador last year and is often seen wearing the brand’s eyewear. For the Grammys, however, the two collaborated on a custom tuxedo—marking the first time Chanel has done so. His stylist, Karizza Sanchez, told Vogue that Lamar wanted to wear “the nicest tuxedo ever made,” and for him, that vision began with Chanel. The look featured silk lapels, a Chanel pearl chain draped across his belt loops, and white suspenders.
Odell Beckham Jr. Wears Moncler
Odell Beckham Jr. attended Moncler’s Autumn/Winter 2026 fashion show in Aspen, Colorado. To mark the opening of its first U.S. Grenoble store—dedicated to high-performance alpine wear—Moncler staged its latest presentation on the slopes of Aspen. The athlete arrived in a coordinated wool plaid jacket and trousers, paired with brown Moncler Altive snow boots and a white turtleneck layered underneath.
The Clipse And Pharrell Wear Matching Louis Vuitton Suits
Last night, Clipse took home the Grammy for Best Rap Performance for their collaboration featuring Pharrell Williams and Kendrick Lamar, marking the duo’s first-ever Grammy win. Staying true to form, Clipse and Pharrell arrived in matching pink velvet Louis Vuitton suits—a fitting choice, given Pharrell’s involvement on the record and the duo’s close relationship with the house.
H&M Announces The Return Of The Design Award
On Wednesday, January 28, H&M announced the return of the H&M Design Award, an initiative that supports emerging talent with a €150,000 prize and a dedicated mentorship program. The award is open to BA and MA students from more than 60 schools worldwide, including HBCUs such as Howard University and Bowie State University. Previous winners include Minju Kim, Richard Quinn, and others.
Teyana Taylor Wears Custom Tom Ford
Teyana Taylor commanded the Grammys red carpet in a custom Tom Ford gown by Haider Ackermann. The silhouette debuted as Look 58 in Ackermann’s latest runway show, but for Taylor, it was fully remixed—reimagined with sand-toned gems embellishing the entire gown. The design spotlighted her sculpted abs and razor-sharp waist, turning the look into a statement of pure power and precision.
