Editorials
Introducing Munnu The Gem Palace
One of our most exciting acquisitions for spring comes from the royal intricacy of Jaipur: Munnu the Gem Palace. Established in 1852, this exquisite studio has stood as one of India’s most iconic jewelry houses for almost 200 years.
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Evolving Design... Christian Peau
Crocodile, while beautiful, can be a polarizing material. For designers such as Junji Koike, this leather holds an entirely different meaning: a hallmark of design’s evolving future.
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Intuitive Artistry... Pierre-Louis Mascia
Inspired by Kandinsky and Marc’s artist collective, Der Blaue Reiter, Pierre-Louis Mascia uses his own intuitive artistry to explore the profound connection between dream and reality for their Spring/ Summer 2025 collection.
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Stitching Together Community... Alabama Chanin
The Alabama Chanin label is wholly committed to the handmade, creating stylish, thready pieces that speak to the intuitive strength of Natalie’s native roots. Headquartered in a former textile factory, Natalie and her team collaborate closely with independent seamstresses and tailors local to Florence.
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Paris Fashion Week Fall/Winter 2025
Last week, we returned to Santa Fe after spending a week dashing through Paris for Fashion Week. Among the stand-outs on our travels were bright red florals and soft pinks at Christian Peau, a veritable cashmere rainbow at the Avant Toi showroom, a quilted tree wrapped in Rianna + Nina’s intricate patterns, and a selection of impeccable Sicilian shirting from Asciari.
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Versatile Verve... Mieko Mintz
New to Santa Fe Dry Goods: a fresh crop of colorful jackets and coats from the Kanthanist herself, Mieko Mintz. If you’ve encountered her collection previously, you know Mieko’s work is great for an easy infusion of color and globality.
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Introducing - Biek Verstappen
Art is often informed by our surroundings. For Biek Verstappen, her art is informed by architecture and nature in kind: the 1939 industrial shed that houses her studio and the painterly landscapes of the Netherlands beyond its walls.
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Return to Denim... Rundholz DIP
Ten years into designing his self-named label, Carsten Rundholz sought out a small team of Japanese textile artists to better understand their indigenous dyeing processes. His intention was to elevate what was, at the time, his only focus: Rundholz.
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Visual Magic: Gilda Midani
Contrast makes the world brighter and more rich. When we encounter it, a flurry of cones in our eyes reacts instinctively to create a buzz of excitement in the brain. Discover Gilda Midani’s newest collection inspired by phenomena found in nature, sensing visual magic.
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Introducing - Daniele Basta
Italian designer Daniele Basta believes that style is an essence of spirit and identity. Working with leather, silver and textile, Daniele has crafted his unique line of hand-crafted bags, jewelry, footwear and clothing. Finished with Daniele’s signature stitching in both metal and thread, with a Daniele Basta bag or a jacket each seam is part of the story.
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Pre-Spring 2025: Uma Wang
In the heady prints of Uma Wang’s Pre-Spring, we find not the romance of the garden, but the subtle drama. The delivery evokes the first buds peeking through damp earth, a signal of the world starting anew.
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Quiet Poetry: Bergfabel
Designer Klaus Plank describes his garments as trusted companions. Pieces you “reach for every day, that carry stories and memories, and only get better with wear”.
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Secret Garden: Péro
Péro has always excelled in celebrating nature, using floral motifs in ways that are simultaneously playful and powerful. In her designs for Péro’s Spring/Summer 2025, we are transported to the secret garden of our childhood dreams… a beautiful, blooming place where we could be whatever fits our fancy.
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With Love from the Mountains: In Conversation with Bergfabel
For Klaus Plank and Barbara Cavalli of Bergfabel, design is not just an art form, but a way of life. They make their clothes not simply for others but for themselves, creating pieces intended to live in and look stylish doing so. Their collection is a love letter to the classics–well-made, tailored pieces with just the right amount of artful crumple.
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Studied Silk: Sophie Hong
Sophie Hong is not only an internationally awarded clothing designer, but a textile researcher to boot, credited with the resurgence of traditional Guangdong mud silks in high fashion.
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One-of-a-Kind: Diamond Slices
After decades of traveling to the Tucson Gem Show to buy gems for Greig Porter and to work with other designers, such as Todd Pownell and Lika Behar, Shobhan found two exquisite diamond slice necklaces that we are excited to share with you.
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In Bloom: Fashion and Horticulture
Fashion and horticulture have been intrinsically linked since fabrics were first created. Here we explore fashion’s long history with horticulture and how it translates to the Spring season.
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Diamond Grade: Ara 24K Collection
During our quick tour around the Tucson Gem Show last week, we made sure to stop at Ara Collection to admire their work. This was a designer we discovered last year at the same show and have thought fondly of since.
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Marsèll: A Step Towards Perfection
Marsèll designer Marco Cima—dedicates their craft to the study and exploration of form in all its interpretations debuting their bold new colors this Spring Summer 2025 season.
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Introducing - Nobue Ibaraki
Nobue Ibaraki’s textures are earthy and spontaneous, yet rendered with a skilled hand. Ibaraki’s work embodies the Japanese concept of wabi sabi, a celebration of simplicity and the perfection found in irregular and imperfect goods.
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A Week in Milan & Paris
Hello from the road! While our full Fall/Winter 2025 buy takes place in March during Fashion Week, we spent these last few days scurrying around Milan and Paris to get a head start.
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Avant Toi: Storied Silks
Avant Toi is a family company with a true Made in Italy tradition. Their hand painted silks are perfect for layering and up the ante on any outfit.
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Year in Review: 2024 Recap
To all our dear clients and friends, As the year comes to a close, we have a lot to reflect upon. 2025 is our 40th birthday, and we’ve been looking forward to celebrating this milestone.
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New Arrivals from Suzusan
Hiroyuki Murase of Suzusan takes this centuries-old practice of shibori and translates it for the contemporary wardrobe, creating lush, sophisticated motifs across cashmere and alpaca knits.