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In this week’s biggest fashion headlines, athletic and lifestyle brands flex healthy growth and monumental partnerships, Japanese brands expand horizons while looking back nostalgically, and innovation comes to the fore with new creative appointments and material applications. While Amer Sports , the owner of Salomon and Arc’teryx , reports impressive growth, Fear of God ESSENTIALS leans further into its sportswear roots with a multi-year NBA partnership. As BAPE celebrates 20 years of its iconic hoodie with an expansive re-issue, PLEATS PLEASE ISSEY MIYAKE places itself among cutting-edge fashion neighbors in NYC. Crocs is doubling down on creative evolution with the appointment of Steven Smith to an innovation-focussed role, and lastly, Stone Island unveils new applications of its thermosensitive technologies. Below, Hypebeast has rounded up the top fashion stories of the week so you can stay up to date on trends in the industry. Salomon and Arc’teryx Owner Amer Sports Reports Major Boost in Q3 Report Salomon Amer Sports , the parent company of Salomon , Arc’teryx and Wilson , has released a redemptive Q3 report, rebounding strongly from a lackluster February IPO with major growth across its portfolio. Amer Sports’ latest report showed revenue increasing by 17% year-over-year totaling $1.4 billion–on track with the raised guidance issued in the second quarter. Additionally, the report showed that the company’s net income grew to 257% over the prior year to $56 million, leading toward full-year sales growth between 16-17%. The company saw outstanding growth in China, where its largest individual shareholder Anta Sports is based. As competitors in the apparel space continue to post varying results towards the year’s close, market trends signals a shift toward hobbyist and activity-based spending rather than luxury for luxury’s sake. Fear of God ESSENTIALS Announces Multi-Year NBA and WNBA Partnership Fear Of God Essentials Fear of God , headed by Jeremy Lorenzo has announced a multi-year partnership with the NBA and WNBA under its ESSENTIALS label. In addition to marking a major milestone for the streetwear purveyor, it establishes a new level of collaboration between sports culture and streetwear brands. On the partnership, Lorenzo said “Sport shapes and informs the emotion, point of view, and the very fabric of what we do and who we are as a brand. Our nuanced understanding of this space and its parallels to fashion are embedded in our DNA. It is truly an honor to embark on a multi-year partnership with the league, collaborating with franchises across the NBA and WNBA.” The first installment of the partnership will celebrate the brand’s connection with basketball with an apparel capsule repping the league’s many teams including, the Boston Celtics, Chicago Bulls, Los Angeles Lakers, Miami Heat, New York Knicks, Chicago Sky, Los Angeles Sparks and New York Liberty. Fear of God motifs will appear across the collection, which includes signature silhouettes printed with each team’s monikers. The forthcoming Fear of God ESSENTIALS x NBA collection will launch on Fear of God starting on November 20 and NBA on November 27. Steven Smith Hired as Head of Creative Innovation at Crocs Brad Barket/Fast Company/Getty Images With names like New Balance , adidas , Reebok , FILA , and Nike on Steven Smith ‘s roster of collaborators over his almost 40-year career, it’s no wonder Crocs is tapping him for Head of Creative Innovation. Following his termination by Ye during the adidas YEEZY conflict, Smith will now focus attention on pushing the legendary foam clog brand into the future. In his new role, Smith will be responsible for designing for both the Crocs brand and sub-label HEYDUDE . According to the official announcement from Crocs, the company hopes Smith’s creative vision will conceive novel silhouettes and evolve its brands’ distinct design aesthetics. “I have a penchant for taking design to new places and I’m grateful for the opportunity to bring my knowledge and expertise to these storied brands,” Smith shared in a statement. “There is incredible potential to explore new forms and functionalities across the company’s iconic product portfolio and continue pushing boundaries through innovation,” he continued. BAPE Is Bringing Back the Original Shark Hoodie Bape To celebrate the 20th anniversary of the coveted streetwear staple, A Bathing Ape will reissue the Shark Full-Zip Hoodie. The first and second editions of the iconic design will be made available in an array of archival colorways and with all the original design details including the face-covering zip hood and the original sharp-toothed mascot. In a statement, the brand said “This hoodie has always represented the freedom to stand out, brought to life through creativity and Japanese craftsmanship.” “The Shark Full-Zip Hoodie is not just a garment; it is a bold reinterpretation of everyday wear and an innovative take on the silhouettes of elevated streetwear,” they continued. The first-edition Word Gone Mad (WGM) design includes the old FrankenApe design details along with the original woodland camo print across a set of five colorways. Across the back of the hood, the second-edition hoodie features the Point Of No Return (PONR) graphic originating in 2005, and boasts a special thermal lining for the winter months. PLEATS PLEASE ISSEY MIYAKE To Open NYC Flagship Designed by MOMENT Pleats Please Issey Miyake Nestled in the Nolita shopping district of Manhattan, PLEATS PLEASE ISSEY MIYAKE has announced the opening of a brand new boutique design by architecture and design firm MOMENT. The store will take up 2,224 square feet on the ground floor of architect Tadao Ando’s first New York City build. While photos of the finished space aren’t available at this time, the space will include steel-plated lighting rails tracking the ceiling and molded resin walls shaped in the style of the Japanese label’s signature pleating process. The retail layout will house glistening white tabletops and clothing railing structures to elegantly showcase merchandise. To celebrate the new boutique, an exclusive collection of pleated tops, skirts and dresses titled “SOIL & LEAF” will be offered upon opening. The store will open its doors to the public on December 12 at the address below. PLEATS PLEASE ISSEY MIYAKE New York 14 Kenmare Street New York, NY 10012 Stone Island Unveils Thermosensitive “Earth Mapping Camo” Ice Jacket Stone Island Inspired by satellite images of the Earth, Stone Island has unveiled a collection of winter gear printed with a new “Earth Mapping Camo.” The 462E1 Camouflage Nylon Rep Ice Jacket, modeled by photographer Liam Macrae, boasts thermosensitive properties allowing the garment to change appearance depending on the conditions. The jacket is made with a lightweight nylon rep in two colorways: a beige “Dove Grey” and a blueish “Green Gray.” Once exposed to cool air, the Dove Gray reveals orange undertones, while the Green Gray shows a muted shade of indigo. The extensive range of additional styles includes cargo pants, half-zip fleeces, down vests, tees and sweatshirts. 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Chipotle is raising its U.S. prices to offset inflation and to compensate for a promise to increase portion sizes. Chipotle’s chief corporate affairs officer, Laurie Schalow, confirmed Friday that the Mexican restaurant chain was implementing a 2% price increase nationally. Schalow said it's the first time the California-based company has raised its prices in more than a year. Chipotle revealed the price increase after an analyst report released earlier this week by investment bank Truist Securities noted a 2% price increase at approximately 20% of the chain’s 3,500 U.S. stores. Truist, which raised its price target for Chipotle’s shares, also reported that customer traffic at the chain's restaurants accelerated in November. Chipotle said in October that its food, beverage and packaging costs all increased in the third quarter. It cited avocados as an example. Avocado shipments from Mexico to the U.S. were briefly suspended in June after two U.S. Department of Agriculture employees were assaulted and temporarily held by assailants in the Mexican state of Michoacan. Chipotle also cited the cost of ensuring it was providing “consistent and generous portions” to its customers. Former Chairman and CEO Brian Niccol said in July that Chipotle was retraining workers at approximately 10% of Chipotle's stores after customers complained on social media that they were getting smaller portions. Niccol left Chipotle in September to become the chairman and CEO of Starbucks, which has said it won't raise prices through September 2025. Restaurant price inflation has aggravated U.S. consumers. The price of food eaten away from home rose 30% between October 2019 and October 2024, according to government figures. The price of food eaten at home rose 27% in that same period. Earlier this year, McDonald's said it was seeing more customers eat at home instead of getting fast food because of price increases. The company responded with a $5 meal deal and other discounts.Hamas official says Gaza ceasefire talks have resumed after weekslong hiatusMillions Are at Immediate Risk of Losing Coverage If Trump Cuts Medicaid Funding

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New coach Chris Holtmann has been tasked with rebuilding DePaul to the point where it can return to the NCAA Tournament for the first time since 2004. Northern Illinois coach Rashon Burno knows what it takes to steer DePaul to the NCAAs because he was the starting point guard on the 2000 team that made the tournament -- the Blue Demons' only other NCAA appearance since 1992. Perhaps they can compare notes Saturday afternoon when Burno leads the Huskies (2-3) back to his alma mater as DePaul (5-0) hosts its sixth straight home game in Chicago. Last season, Burno's NIU squad helped accelerate DePaul's need for a new coach -- as the Huskies waltzed into Wintrust Arena and owned Tony Stubblefield's Blue Demons by an 89-79 score on Nov. 25. The Huskies built a 24-point second-half lead before coasting to the finish line. Can history repeat for NIU? There's just one problem with using last year's game as a potential barometer for Saturday's rematch: Almost no players on this year's teams were part of last year's squads. At DePaul, only assistant coach Paris Parham remains as Holtmann had the green light to bring in an all-new roster. UIC graduate transfer Isaiah Rivera (16.0 ppg, .485 3-point rate) and Coastal Carolina transfer Jacob Meyer (15.4 ppg, .406 on 3s) lead a balanced attack that focuses on getting half its shots from beyond the arc. At NIU, Burno retained only two players who competed against DePaul last year -- Ethan Butler and Oluwasegun Durosinmi -- and they combined for three points in 26 minutes in that game. The Huskies' main players used the transfer portal to join such programs as Kansas, Wisconsin, Penn State, Colorado State, James Madison, Georgia State and Niagara. With every starting job open, Butler has jumped into the lineup and produced 11.6 points, 4.8 rebounds, 1.8 blocks and 1.4 steals per game. Transfers Quentin Jones (Cal Poly) and James Dent (Western Illinois) pace the Huskies with 14.4 and 14.0 points per game. NIU is on a two-game losing streak, most recently a 75-48 home defeat at the hands of Elon on Wednesday. Holtmann hopes to have Arkansas transfer Layden Blocker for Saturday's game. Blocker missed Tuesday's 78-69 win over Eastern Illinois with a quad injury. With the combo guard unavailable, point guard Conor Enright handed out a career-high 11 assists in a season-high 38 minutes. "We need (Blocker)," Holtmann said. "I don't want to play Conor 38 minutes." --Field Level MediaAnthem Blue Cross Blue Shield reverses decision to put a time limit on anesthesia