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Roxanne First Jewelry

Roxanne First makes fine jewelry feel personal, playful, and easy to wear before it becomes formal. South Africa-born, London-based founder Roxanne First launched her namesake studio in 2018 after a decade in luxury marketing and a growing side practice designing engagement rings for friends. Diamonds, colored stones, and charming shapes give the collection its direct emotional pull.

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NikeSKIMS Activewear: Leggings and Sets to Know

NikeSKIMS is the 2025 activewear label from NIKE, Inc. and SKIMS, pairing sport science with a body-aware way of cutting leggings and sets. I like it for how seriously it takes movement and fit at the same time.

Buccellati Jewelry

Buccellati’s story begins with Mario Buccellati, who opened his first enterprise in Milan in 1919 after apprenticing with local goldsmiths. His work interpreted Italian techniques through finely textured gold and an unusually sculptural sense of nature. Rings, cuffs, necklaces and earrings in this selection carry that workshop language forward.

Stuart Weitzman Shoes

Stuart Weitzman has spent decades making shoes that treat engineering as part of the glamour. Founded in 1986, the New York label pairs its design language with artisanal production in Elda, Spain. The result is a wardrobe of sharp silhouettes, stretch-aware boots and polished shoes that understand the practical business of being worn.

NIA Dresses: The Pieces Worth the Price

NIA is the Los Angeles womenswear label Sonia Parvaneh started in 2019, bold and feminine without being precious. I keep reaching for its tops, skirts and dresses in this edit, mostly in the darker, richer colors.

Cortana Dresses

Cortana makes Mediterranean ease feel thoughtful rather than casual. Rosa Esteva’s collections use silk, linen and fluid proportion to create dresses and separates that move with the body instead of arguing with it. The mood is quiet, but the cut is never anonymous.

Studio Nicholson Knitwear and Outerwear

Studio Nicholson builds a wardrobe around fabric weight and proportion instead of embellishment. The brand has become a reference point as pared-back tailoring replaces logo-driven dressing. This edit moves from outerwear through knits, shirting and trousers to the accessories that finish the look.

NICHOLAS Dresses: Occasionwear Worth a Look

NICHOLAS is the Melbourne label for occasion dresses, swim and polished separates, all in expressive prints. I like how it makes dressing up feel a little more like going on holiday.

Aquazzura Shoes

Aquazzura makes Italian shoes that treat glamour and wearability as compatible ideas, from strappy sandals and velvet pumps to polished boots. Founded in Florence by Edgardo Osorio in 2011, the label grew from his frustration with beautiful shoes that became painful too quickly. The collection is decorative, but its best designs start with the way a woman will actually move through the night.

Sacai Outerwear

Sacai turns familiar garments into arguments about how clothes can be built. Chitose Abe founded the Tokyo label in 1999 after working at Comme des Garçons, beginning with a small run of hand-knitted pieces and developing a practice she calls hybridization. Tailoring, sportswear, knitwear and utility details meet here in silhouettes that reward a second look.

Next Season's Wardrobe: Statement Jewelry and Crafted Separates

The pieces stylists are excited about for next season mix sculptural jewelry, crafted jackets and long, easy skirts with a sense of travel. Handmade details, embroidery and natural materials are taking over from logo-heavy luxury. This edit gathers the standout pieces that point to where style is going next.

Jil Sander Knitwear

Jil Sander founded her Hamburg fashion house in 1968, initially working from a mother’s sewing machine and building a language around restraint. The label’s early collections were deliberately pared back, a position that later became one of modern minimalism’s defining references. Here, clean tailoring sits beside tactile knitwear, sculptural accessories and practical shoes.

Thierry Colson Dresses

Thierry Colson founded his Paris label in 2005 on hand block prints, embroidery and French-made poplin shirting. Colson died in August 2026, WWD reported, and the romantic cotton dresses and blouses below are the work he is known for.

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Never Fully Dressed Dresses: A Shopper's Guide

Never Fully Dressed is the London label Lucy Aylen started on a market stall in 2009, known for bright printed dresses. I love how happily it refuses to dress down.

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Herbert Levine Shoes

Explore Herbert Levine boots, pumps, and mules, where sculptural heels, pointed toes, and playful details give polished outfits a sharper point of view.

Lauren Manoogian Knitwear

Lauren Manoogian's tactile knitwear, soft layers and natural-fiber shapes reward a close look, with texture doing more than a logo.

NEOUS Shoes: Sharp Heels and Textured Bags From London

NEOUS shoes and bags are made for people who like a little architecture in their wardrobe, from a London label founded in 2017. I go through the textured shoulder bags and the sharp shoes Vanissa Antonious designs.

Marie Lichtenberg Jewelry

Marie Lichtenberg launched her jewelry line in 2019 after twelve years as a fashion editor at French Elle. Her first lockets drew on a chain her mother gave her at fourteen, and forty pieces sold through Instagram in forty-eight hours. The collection still treats sentiment, craft and a little irreverence as design material.

TOVE Dresses

TOVE makes clothes for the part of life that happens between the invitation and the next appointment. Camille Perry and Holly Wright founded the London label in 2019 after working together at Topshop, with a brief to create refined, feminine pieces that could move across work, dinner and travel. The silhouettes are quiet, but the fabrics and draping keep them from becoming anonymous.

Necklaces Under $300

Necklaces under $300 are where I would start if the goal is to make a simple outfit look considered without turning the jewellery into a performance. The useful rule is to choose one line, one pendant or one bit of texture, then let the rest of the outfit stay quiet. A chain shou

Martha Calvo Jewelry

Miami designer Martha Calvo created her jewelry line in 2006, building on a childhood habit of making necklaces and a love of mixing charms. She self-funded the business and its playful pieces found an audience through personal styling rather than formal restraint. The appeal is in the deliberate clash of color, symbols and shine.

TRUDON Fragrance

TRUDON brings four centuries of wax-making history into rooms that do not need another decorative object so much as a better atmosphere. The house traces its story to Claude Trudon’s Paris shop in 1643 and its later role as a Royal Manufacture supplying Versailles. Candles, diffusers and perfume now carry that old sense of ceremony into a more intimate scale.

Messika Jewelry

Discover Messika diamond jewelry through clean settings and fluid forms, with Parisian pieces designed for daily wear as well as evening.

Necklaces Under $250

Necklaces under two hundred and fifty dollars are the sweet spot for building a layered collection without making every purchase feel like a decision for life. I start with the neckline and work upward: one chain, one pendant, then a piece with a different length or texture if th

MONSE Dresses and Tops

Laura Kim and Fernando Garcia founded MONSE in 2015 after meeting at Oscar de la Renta, naming the label for Garcia's mother and building it around a looser, deconstructed take on men's shirting. They returned to Oscar de la Renta as co-creative directors in 2016 and stepped down in 2025 to focus fully on MONSE. This edit traces the label's playful tailoring through dresses, tops, skirts and outerwear.

Mizuki Jewelry

Mizuki Goltz founded her New York jewelry brand with her husband in 1996 after studying sculpture at the School of Visual Arts. A handmade beaded necklace sold for twenty dollars became an early nudge toward a career built around modern pearls and fluid gold lines. The work balances Japanese and American sensibilities without turning either into a costume.

Navy Tops, Jeans and Layers

A navy edit of tops, dark jeans and soft layers that stands in for black. It is for anyone who wants an everyday color that looks a little richer.

Naeem Khan Dresses and Gowns

Naeem Khan was born in Bareilly, raised in Mumbai, and grew up around a family embroidery business his grandfather started in the 1930s. He apprenticed under Halston in New York, launched a label called Riazee named after his mother, and launched his eponymous collection in 2003. This edit is built around the gowns and cocktail dresses that carry that embroidery heritage.

Roxanne First Jewelry

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