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At the top of August, Denim Tears presented a full-fledged, 153-piece Fall/Winter 2026 collection inspired by André Leon Talley, historically marking the first-ever authorized apparel collaboration to come from the editor's estate. Since its reveal, Tremaine Emory's imprint has slowly begun rolling out the seasonal range for purchase, now preparing to release the second installment — complete with a brand-new Peezy-fronted lookbook.

Fresh off a new MOWALOLA teaser and the Slime Language 3 album, the Øway rapper poses in a selection of Denim Tears collection on the streets of New York City. He's seen wearing the Denim Tears x Billionaire Boys Club collaboration, featuring a chunky, full-zip knit cardigan sweater with BBC branding across the middle and Denim Tears' classic red, black, and green striping on the left upper arm.

"This Fall/Winter is an exploration of a specific part of André Leon Talley’s style that had social implications within and beyond fashion," Emory said in a statement when the full collection lookbook dropped.

"André was the first in fashion to herald Black fashion designers such as Phat Farm, Billionaire Boys Club, Dapper Dan, etc, showing up front row at shows and wearing their clothes at a time when no one else did in the fashion world. This collection will focus on the mix of diaspora clothing, Black designers, and traditional fashion that he mixed effortlessly."

The bandana-patterned, PrimaLoft-filled down puffer is also a standout piece, dipped in a bright red hue, and finished off with white Cotton Wreath insignias throughout. The Wreath also lands on two new sweat sets (in navy blue and pink), as well as all over a sleek, all-black PrimaLoft-filled down vest.

Take a closer look in the lookbook above and cop a piece this Friday, September 4 at 11 AM EST online, in-store at African Diaspora Goods, and at the Atlanta residency in Lenox Square.

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