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Abadia Dresses

Abadia Dresses

Abadia brings Saudi craftsmanship into a modern evening wardrobe, with draping that feels architectural. Founded by Shahd Al-Shehail and her aunt Naeema the house draws on regional heritage while working in a distinctly contemporary register. The result is formalwear with a point of view, made for people who prefer a sculpted silhouette to a predictable party dress.

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Gabriela Hearst Shoes and Bags

Gabriela Hearst Shoes and Bags

Gabriela Hearst grew up on her family's ranch in Paysandu, Uruguay, and after more than a decade working in New York design, launched her eponymous label for fall 2015 built explicitly around sustainability and a long-term view of clothing. The house has stayed close to that premise, from a partnership with the Uruguayan knitting cooperative Manos del Uruguay to a 2017 runway show run on roughly 30 percent deadstock fabric, while Hearst herself went on to lead Chloe from 2020 to 2023 as its first Latin American creative director.

AGMES Jewelry

AGMES Jewelry

AGMES makes New York jewelry with the clarity of small sculpture, using clean lines, recycled metals and forms that feel closer to architecture than ornament. Sisters Morgan and Jaclyn Solomon founded the label in 2016, drawing on modernist art, urban settings and the idea of the modern heirloom. The pieces are distinctive without asking for a maximalist outfit around them.

Ferragamo Shoes and Bags

Ferragamo Shoes and Bags

Salvatore Ferragamo trained shoemakers in Hollywood before returning home to incorporate his company in Florence in 1927, chasing better artisans than he could find in America. He spent the following decades engineering the shoe as much as designing it, patenting the cork wedge and steel shank and improvising with raffia and nylon during wartime material shortages.

Papier Planners: The Best Buys Worth Knowing

Papier Planners: The Best Buys Worth Knowing

Papier is the London paper brand Taymoor Atighetchi started in 2015 for notebooks, planners and cards you actually want to open. I like it because every cover looks chosen, and this edit sorts the shelf by habit.

Alessandra Rich Dresses

Alessandra Rich Dresses

Alessandra Rich makes occasionwear with a taste for florals, bows, ruffles and the kind of silhouette that refuses to be mistaken for a basic. Founded in 2010 by the Italian-born, London-based designer, the house grew from a self-taught beginning into a distinct language of glamorous, slightly subversive femininity. The collection is for dressing up with intention, not apologising for being noticed.

Givenchy Bags and Dresses

Givenchy Bags and Dresses

Hubert de Givenchy opened his own Paris couture house in 1952 at just 24, after training under Jacques Fath, Robert Piguet, Lucien Lelong and Elsa Schiaparelli. His debut collection of interchangeable separates in raw cotton shirting, anchored by the white Bettina blouse, made practicality itself the news, and the house's identity was cemented a year later when he met Audrey Hepburn and began dressing her both on screen and off.

Palm Springs Outfits, Styled Three Ways

Palm Springs Outfits, Styled Three Ways

Three ways to wear Palm Springs Outfits, and the through line is that only one thing should be doing the talking. Hold it up to the light.

Birkenstock 1774 Shoes

Birkenstock 1774 Shoes

The Trending Collection and a New Wave for the Brand

Johanna Ortiz Dresses and Swimwear

Johanna Ortiz Dresses and Swimwear

Johanna Ortiz launched her namesake label in Cali, Colombia in 2003, starting with a small resort and swimwear collection before building it into a full ready-to-wear house. The brand still produces more than ninety percent of its pieces in-house in Cali, and its 2014 Moda Operandi debut is what first carried the ruffled, tropical-print silhouette out of Colombia and onto the global stage.

Pajamas, Robes, and Sweatshorts

Pajamas, Robes, and Sweatshorts

A love letter to bed rotting, cancelled plans, and intentional laziness with zero guilt attached. Redefining rest as a radical act.

Completedworks Jewelry

Completedworks Jewelry

Completedworks turns jewelry and domestic objects into small studies in tension. Anna Jewsbury’s London studio works with sculptural forms, recycled materials and a taste for the strange beauty of things that look almost familiar. The earrings are the entry point, but the vases and glassware keep the story from ending at the jewelry box.

Dries Van Noten Shoes

Dries Van Noten Shoes

Dries Van Noten launched his first menswear collection in 1986 in Antwerp, showing it in London with five classmates from the Royal Academy who became known as the Antwerp Six. What set him apart from the group was a refusal to chase a single signature look, instead building a reputation on pattern mixing, botanical prints and a stubborn independence from the usual industry calendar.

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Otra Sunglasses: A Guide to Its Best Frames

Otra Sunglasses: A Guide to Its Best Frames

Otra is the Byron Bay sunglasses label from the couple who sold Quay Australia and could not stay away from frames. I like it because every shape feels decided on, not borrowed from the trend of the week.

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By Pariah Jewelry

By Pariah Jewelry

By Pariah was founded in London in 2016 by Sophie Karg, after a career in luxury fashion communications and a longstanding interest in materials. Karg named the brand after a National Geographic story about remote parts of the Caribbean and began with raw stones, recycled metals and sculptural forms. The jewelry feels considered but not over-polished, as if the material is allowed to keep its weather.

Balenciaga Shoes and Bags

Balenciaga Shoes and Bags

Cristóbal Balenciaga opened his first atelier in San Sebastián in 1917, then moved the whole operation to Paris in 1937 once the Spanish Civil War made staying home impossible. What he built there was less about decoration than engineering: the sack dress, the cocoon coat, silhouettes cut with such structural control that Dior reportedly called him the master of the rest of them.

OSIS STUDIO Tops: The Pieces I'd Wear on Repeat

OSIS STUDIO Tops: The Pieces I'd Wear on Repeat

OSIS STUDIO is Osi Shoham Ettlinger's women's label, with a Los Angeles ease and a soft spot for good cashmere, wool, cotton and silk. I like how it dresses a woman for herself, so this edit starts with the tops I would wear on repeat.

Ann Demeulemeester Shoes

Ann Demeulemeester Shoes

Ann Demeulemeester builds a dark romantic wardrobe from elongated lines, leather, asymmetry and the tension between softness and severity. Founded in Antwerp in 1985 by Ann Demeulemeester and Patrick Robyn, the house grew alongside the Antwerp Six and a deep conversation with poetry, music and visual art. The collection is for dressing with intention, not disappearing into the background.

Christian Louboutin Shoes

Christian Louboutin Shoes

Christian Louboutin opened his first Paris boutique in November 1991, in a small arcade near the Louvre, after years spent designing shoes for Chanel and Yves Saint Laurent and a detour into landscape gardening. The whole enterprise turns on one stubborn idea, a lacquered red sole that turns the underside of a shoe into the signature, so a heel is recognizable from across a room before anyone sees the front of it.

De Beers London Jewelry

De Beers London Jewelry

De Beers London brings the diamond house’s long relationship with the stone into a more modern, design-led frame. The wider De Beers story reaches back to 1888, while the jewellery house itself launched in 2001 and now pairs London energy with southern African roots. Here, rings, earrings and necklaces make the case for diamonds that feel considered rather than over-explained.

One-Piece Swimsuits, Bikinis and Cover-Ups

One-Piece Swimsuits, Bikinis and Cover-Ups

One-pieces, bikini sets and cover-ups for a beach trip from Tulum to Sayulita. It is for anyone packing a week of swim that mixes and matches.

Miu Miu Shoes and Knitwear

Miu Miu Shoes and Knitwear

Miuccia Prada conceived Miu Miu in 1992 and launched it publicly in 1993, naming it after her own childhood nickname and opening its first boutique on Via della Spiga in Milan. The debut collection was cowgirl-themed, fringed suede and patchwork prairie skirts, a deliberate swerve away from the tailored minimalism of the main Prada line so she would have somewhere to be irreverent without diluting it.

Diotima Knitwear

Diotima Knitwear

Rachel Scott launched Diotima in 2021 after building a relationship with Jamaican craftswomen during the first months of the pandemic. The New York label joins Jamaican hand crochet with tailoring, draping and a clear interest in Caribbean cultural history. These are clothes with a visible hand in them, made for evenings when texture matters as much as silhouette.

The Row Bags and Shoes

The Row Bags and Shoes

Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen founded The Row in New York in 2006, after Ashley spent a year trying to design an ideal, no-logo white T-shirt and the pair built it into a seven-piece debut collection that Barneys bought in full. They named it after Savile Row and, for its first three years, gave no interviews about it at all, betting the clothes could carry the label without their names on it.

Ole Lynggaard Earrings: 18-Karat Gold Pieces Shaped by Nature

Ole Lynggaard Earrings: 18-Karat Gold Pieces Shaped by Nature

Ole Lynggaard earrings come in 18-karat gold, from Snakes with turquoise to Boho with quartz and tourmaline. The Copenhagen house began in a small Hellerup workshop in 1963, and I look at how nature shapes each piece.

Ileana Makri Jewelry

Ileana Makri Jewelry

Ileana Makri launched her eponymous jewelry line in 1998 after studying design at the Gemological Institute of America and returning to the gemstone language she had loved since childhood. Her Athens-based work is made with local artisans and balances fine materials with a sense of movement, from cord and beads to diamonds, enamel and colored stones. The collection reads like modern talismans rather than a parade of formal jewelry.

Old Money Aesthetic Without The Costume

Old Money Aesthetic Without The Costume

The old money aesthetic works best when it reads as quiet, practical dressing rather than a costume. An old money aesthetic wardrobe is built from clear structure, tactile fabrics, and a restrained

Le Monde Béryl Shoes

Le Monde Béryl Shoes

Le Monde Béryl makes shoes for the long way around, with ballet flats, Mary Janes, mules and boots that treat comfort as a design problem rather than a compromise. Founded in 2016 by Lily Atherton Hanbury and Katya Shyfrin, the London label began with the Venetian gondolier slipper as its point of departure. Each pair is hand-finished in Italy, with the kind of detail that reads better in motion than in a product shot.