Month: August 2025

Goodbye “Espresso,” hello Scotch: Sabrina Carpenter is celebrating the release of her new album with help from Johnnie Walker. The two-time Grammy winner and the Scotch whisky label announced a multi-year partnership tied to the release of Carpenter’s seventh studio album, Man’s Best Friend.

Billed as “the first verse of Johnnie Walker’s plans to collaborate with progressive voices in music,” the collab will bring Carpenter’s takes the Manhattan, whisky sour and whisky highball at select stops on the final leg of her Short n’ Sweet Tour, as well as more Johnnie Walker content inspired by Man’s Best Friend.

“Stepping into this next chapter of my music has been such a thrill,” Carpenter said. “It feels more confident and a lot more unapologetic. This partnership is about celebrating boldly, pushing boundaries, and moving forward with purpose.”

“Johnnie Walker has evolved through generations to become the modern icon it is today, and Sabrina is on a similar path with Man’s Best Friend, stepping into a more confident, self-assured chapter while keeping her signature charm,” added JJ Stratford, who created the visuals for the campaign, as well as the “Don’t Worry I’ll Make You Worry” and “We Almost Broke Up Again Last Night” lyric videos. “In developing this campaign, we nodded to the golden age of spirits advertising, then layered in Sabrina’s bold yet timeless aesthetic, clever humor and a modern wink to make it unmistakably her own.”

Carpenter’s tongue-in-cheek wit pervades Man’s Best Friend, particularly the latest single. Though the new track is titled “Tears,” the pop superstar is anything but sad as she describes in NSFW detail what she loves about a “responsible guy.”

The music video, which dropped simultaneously with the the album, opens with Carpenter crawling away from a car wreck towards a seemingly desolate house while donning a retro Robin egg blue skirt suit, white gloves and a matching sun hat. Naturally, the items are quickly shed to reveal the lingerie set the singer dons while navigating the spooky abode via disco moves and pole dancing.

“The album is not for any pearl clutchers,” Carpenter told CBS News, warning prudes against giving Man’s Best Friend a listen. “But I also think that even pearl clutchers can listen to an album like that in their own solitude and find something that makes them smirk and chuckle to themselves.”

“Sometimes people hear the lyrics that are really bold and they go, ‘I don’t want to sing this in front of other people,’” Carpenter added. “It’s almost… TMI. But I think about being at a concert, with however many young women I see in the front row that are screaming at the top of their lungs with their best friends and you can go like, we can all sigh of relief.”

Listen to Man’s Best Friend and see all of Carpenter’s upcoming North American tour dates below:

Sabrina Carpenter North American Tour Dates 2025

• October 4 – Austin, TX (Austin City Limits Music Festival)
• October 11 – Austin, TX (Austin City Limits Music Festival)
• October 23 – Pittsburgh, PA (PPG Paints Arena)
• October 24 – Pittsburgh, PA (PPG Paints Arena)
• October 26 – New York, NY (Madison Square Garden)
• October 28 – New York, NY (Madison Square Garden)
• October 29 – New York, NY (Madison Square Garden)
• October 31 – New York, NY (Madison Square Garden)
• November 1 – New York, NY (Madison Square Garden)
• November 4 – Nashville, TN (Bridgestone Arena)
• November 5 – Nashville, TN (Bridgestone Arena)
• November 10 – Toronto, ON (Scotiabank Arena)
• November 11 – Toronto, ON (Scotiabank Arena)
• November 16 – Los Angeles, CA (Crypto.com Arena)
• November 17 – Los Angeles, CA (Crypto.com Arena)
• November 19 – Los Angeles, CA (Crypto.com Arena)
• November 20 – Los Angeles, CA (Crypto.com Arena)
• November 22 – Los Angeles, CA (Crypto.com Arena)
• November 23 – Los Angeles, CA (Crypto.com Arena)

To wear Supreme is to show you’re in the know, and what’s arguably the world’s biggest streetwear brand manages to keep things impossibly fresh and eye-popping in its new Fall/Winter 2025 Collection.

The New York City streetwear pioneer went big in utterly unexpected ways for its latest offering, leaning heavily on a blend of heritage sportswear and workwear, yet cut through with a distinct Supreme edge. And its lineup of “curios” remains endlessly fascinating: There’s a Supreme-branded golf cart and various desk toys, for those who take the Supreme lifestyle to the next level.

Supreme is even debuting a branded bowling ball in its signature red, along with a miniature guitar featuring its own Supreme-branded case. A record player gets the white-and-red Supreme treatment, all the better to enjoy your favorite vinyl as you wear a new Supreme sweater or knitwear.

For transitional weather starting right now, Supreme emblazons a green camo T-shirt with its signature logo, while the outerwear offering gets progressively heavier: A winter-white camo parka should wear well come winter, while a run of workwear and race-style jackets with the likes of Vanson and Schott delivers variety and a fashionable look into shoulder season.

The Supreme Spring/Summer 2025 Collection went zany and playful, using bold retro racing logos and characters like Spongebob SquarePants (a piece that has to be seen to be believed). There were even pieces styled alongside tailoring, while companies like Umbro delivered vibrant takes on Supreme’s signature branding. For its Fall/Winter 2025 assortment, a slew of collaborations returns, including GORE-TEX jackets and all-over prints, one of which finds its way onto a flannel shirt and nods to The Exorcist. Meanwhile, a long-sleeve jersey drenched in an all-over bee graphic references the Wu-Tang Clan.

The billion-dollar brand nods to its Big Apple roots with a run of logo caps, while the apparel collection includes a casually cool zip hooded sweater in a textured knit and Supreme’s bold shade of red. There’s also no shortage of interesting fabrication within the Supreme Fall/Winter 2025 Collection, from washed denim to sturdy canvas to classic corduroy, plus suede and richly distressed leathers.

And while there isn’t quite any collaborative offering as buzzed-about as, say, the Supreme x Nike sneaker collaboration that finally debuted earlier this year, the collection assuredly offers something for every taste, be that more classically preppy or more inclined towards downtown cool. Covering each and every base seems to be the name of the game at Supreme these days, as a run of duffle bags arrives ahead of the fall travel season.

Lovers of bold logos and eye-catching color combinations have much to love in the Fall/Winter 2025 Supreme Collection, which opts for vivid pairings mixed in with more traditional autumnal shades. Supreme drops tend to move the needle in the fashion world, and the mix of workwear and heritage sportswear in its latest collection should chart a reliable course forward ahead of New York Fashion Week. Find the new Supreme FW25 Collection online and in stores now.