Best Style Releases This Week: Noah, Stüssy, Riccardo Tisci's Debut Burberry Collection, and More

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Release Date: Feb. 7

Where to Buy It: Noah NY flagship, noahny.com, and Dover Street Market Los Angeles

Price: TBD

For Noah's latest offering, Brendon Babenzien took inspiration from the surf and skate styles from his childhood. The result is fun, youthful designs like pastel-colored jackets, plaid trousers, nautical-themed graphic T-shirts, and a wide array of  swimwear. 

Release Date: Feb. 8

Where to Buy It: Stüssy Chapter stores, stussy.com, and Dover Street Market Los Angeles

Price: TBD

Stüssy's Spring 2019 collection includes bold pieces like a tie-dye fleece quarter zip, red jacket with chenille eagle embroidery, leopard print shorts, and black button-up sporting large images of strawberries and alcoholic beverages. 

Release Date: Feb. 7

Where to Buy It: Barneys New York Madison Avenue and Beverly Hills flagship stores

Price: $270–$7,900

Barneys New York will be the exclusive stockist of Riccardo Tisci's debut collection for Burberry for the next three weeks. Tisci's inaugural offering is a fusion of the various cultures that shape the UK, from punk rock to more refined styles. The result is a mix of traditional pieces, like tailored suits and trench coats, with more streetwear-inspired styles, like sweaters emblazoned with colorful photograph imagery and bright red sweatsuits. 

Release Date: Feb. 9

Where to Buy It: wackomaria-paradisetokyo.jp and other select retailers

Price: TBD

Japan's Wacko Maria will be dropping its latest collection at the end of the week. The line includes track jackets, sweaters, Hawaiian shirts, and kimono-inspired tops and coats with traditional Japanese embroidery. Since this is Wacko Maria, you can expect a few pieces to have bold prints and patterns. 

Release Date: Feb. 6 (New York) Feb. 7 (Seattle)

Where to Buy It: Nordstrom New York (Feb. 6) and Nordstrom Seattle (Feb. 7)

Price: $590-$2,350

Nordstrom will be hosting special pop-ups at its New York and Seattle flagship locations to release pieces from the Dior Men collection designed by Kim Jones. Black T-shirts, crewnecks, jackets, waist bags, and other accessories all feature special Dior Men branding designed in collaboration with Kaws. Each space will also stock three exclusive silhouettes. The pop-ups will resemble the set of Dior Men's Summer 2019 runway show, complete with eight foot structures of Kaws' re-created bee logo. 

Release Date: Available now

Where to Buy It: Maharishi stores, maharishistore.com, and endclothing.com

Price: $59-$495

Maharishi designed a capsule to celebrate the 2019 Lunar New Year. The Year of the Pig is honored with tour jackets sporting embroidery from classic Chinese novel Journey to the West, as well as graphic T-shirts emblazoned with everything from dim sum dishes to Porky Pig. 

Release Date: Feb. 9

Where to Buy It: BBCICECREAM flagship stores and bbcicecream.com

Price: $50-$325

Billionaire Boys Club's latest collection channels the nostalgia of 1950s car club culture. Various pieces are covered in an all-over print  of vintage hot rods. The theme is also carried out through mechanic shirts, embroidered pit crew jackets, an airbrush-styled graphic T-shirt, and various other auto-inspired imagery.

In addition to BBC's new line, ICECREAM is also dropping its Spring 2019 range this Saturday. It includes matching tracksuits in solid colors and an all-over checkerboard print, a mint green half-zip plastered with various ICECREAM logos, and more. 

Release Date: Available now

Where to Buy It: adsumnyc.com

Price: $20-$355

Adsum's Spring/Summer 2019 offering is inspired by high performance yacht racing. The range mixes sportswear with casual staples—hardshell anoraks, lightweight pullovers, oxfords, fleece, a wide array of graphic T-shirts and hoodies, and more. 

Release Date: Available now

Where to Buy It: mrporter.com

Price: $30-$995

MR PORTER's seventh collection from its own label, Mr P, is available now. The 53-piece capsule offers a wide assortment of elevated essentials inspired by '60s style. Standouts include a black suede trucker, orange cotton blouson jacket, and striped poplin shirts.

Release Date: Feb. 8

Where to Buy It: Stampd's L.A. store (130 South La Brea Ave) and stampd.com

Price: TBD

Stampd's latest collection is named after North County, the beach town in California where creative director Chris Stamp was raised. Hoodies and short sleeve button-ups covered in a bold orange and black flame pattern are among some of the highlights. The Primitive hoodie with faux fur lining and introduction of the 101 Denim Sullen wash, denim handcrafted in Los Angeles using sanding and specialty sprays, are worth paying attention to, too. Following this week's first drop, new pieces will release every Friday throughout Spring 2019.