Editorials
Val De Lorie, Casey Casey
Casey Casey for Fall/Winter 2025 is here in a flurry of fallen leaves—this time, captured across ikat and rich cotton velvet. This season dives deep into the studio’s textile expertise, expressed across designer Gareth Casey’s most iconic shapes, such as the Pwet jacket and the Waga button-down.
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Art Becomes Life, Erdem
Art and life often serve as a prima materia for one another, feeding and inspiring each other in an infinite loop. Erdem Moralıoğlu’s first collaborative collection embraces this interplay, combining the distinctive silhouettes of his self-named label with the expressive brush strokes of Scottish artist Kaye Donachie.
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Serie Numerata, Album di Famiglia
Typically celebrated for their crispy cottons and clean, minimal silhouettes, designer Monica Rusconi and her family have moved into the specialty realm over the last few years with their new capsule label, Serie Numerata.
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Weaving Warmth, Boboutic
For the Boboutic studio, cashmere is hardly just a textile. Going on 25 years now, this team of clever Fiorentini has been responsible for some of the softest, thickest, squashiest knitwear on the market.
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First Delivery, Dries Van Noten
What’s fashion without a little bit of drama? For Julian Klausner, Creative Director of Dries Van Noten, it may just be his raison d’être. Fall/Winter 2025 marks Julian’s first collection for the house after its eponymous designer retired late last year. Naturally, Julian’s visual debut arrives with bated breath–and he has stepped into the spotlight with vigor.
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Packing our Bags, Work in Progress
Welcome to Work in Progress, our new weekly newsletter with short updates on the stores, the buy and so much more. Fall is approaching and so is our next season collections. We’re packing our bags to see what this Spring/ Summer 2026 has in store for us to show to you. Explore our favorite bags to travel with, new Uma Wang, Daniela Gregis and introducing Noguchi Bijoux.
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Introducing Song for the Mute...
Sydney-based, elevated streetwear label Song for the Mute is deft at harmonizing amidst dualities and is, fittingly, developed by a duo- Melvin Tanaya and Lyna Ty. Together they’ve grown the company from a single graphic tee to international collaborative collections with Adidas. The brand’s namesake speaks to giving a voice to the voiceless by delivering designs that cater to those who don’t quite fit the standard molds of society.
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Caring for Jewelry
A few care and cleaning tips to keep your favorite rings, earrings and necklaces looking good through the years.
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Fuzzy Feelings: New In Knitwear
When the temperature starts to dip, is there anything better than cozying up in a bit of cashmere? One of our favorite things about fall is the endless opportunity for texture, and knits provide this quality in spades. From across our stores, please enjoy an edit of our current favorites in knits—all classic in form, easy in function and absolutely gorgeous against the skin.
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Into the World of Yohji Yamamoto
When it comes to names in fashion, Yohji Yamamoto is among the most famous. His influence is on par with the likes of Dries Van Noten, Ralph Lauren and Coco Chanel, shaping the way we think about modern dress. Though his garments are memorable and provocative, Yohji is far from just a clothing designer… he is an alchemist who has transmuted the language of fashion altogether.
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Expressive & Bold, New From Studio Rundholz
You know how they say “good things come in threes?” Well, this week our “three” is a trio of deliveries from one of our favorite studios: Rundholz. Not only is this a defining brand for Workshop, but we find Rundholz’s vision for dressing to run the gamut of possibilities.
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Stones With Soul, Pippa Small
When considering the works of Pippa Small, the first element that draws us in is the spontaneity of her shapes. So rarely does she work in stones of perfect form, instead finding it much more interesting to let personality lead the way.
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Embracing Change, Work in Progress
Welcome to Work in Progress, our new weekly newsletter with short updates on the stores, the buy and so much more. As chapters end — new ones begin, change is inevitable and its beautiful to embrace with open arms. Discover new Studio Rundholz from all lines and Pippa Small.
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Craft Conversations with Pippa Small
A craft conversation featuring London jewelry designer Pippa Small about her design process and how she works with gold.
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Small Pleasures, Yasuko Azuma
Yasuko Azuma’s believes in the foundation of details, no matter how minute, are what breathe life into the inanimate. Her last collection showcases her 18K gold signature diamond dust texture, attention to her selection of stone and diamonds which are chosen for their character rather than perfect clarity.
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Wistful Wandering, New from Péro
In Péro’s latest delivery, we are called to wander landscapes lush and misty–Ireland, Scotland, Newfoundland, Beas Kund… this Fall/Winter 2025 collection from her Péro label is Aneeth at her best: cohesive, unexpected, beautifully constructed and just the right amount of playful.
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First Delivery, Album Di Famiglia
Simplicity emphasizes the beauty and power of clarity. By focusing on the essential, we can eliminate the unnecessary. Monica Rusconi, the visionary behind Album di Famiglia, would say that simplicity is not just aesthetically pleasing, but also core to living in contentment.
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Work in Progress, 40th Anniversary Celebration
Welcome to Work in Progress, our weekly newsletter with short updates on the stores, the buy and so much more. We celebrated our 40th anniversary with our dear friends from Avant Toi and TAP by Todd Pownell while hosting our first ever Santa Fe Dry Good’s fashion show. Discover our fall favorites from Bergfabel and Rundholz.
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Chromatic Diamonds, Greig Porter
In Greig Porter’s latest collection, discover a chroma of fine, colored diamonds. Though Greig excels in traditional diamond compositions, color best harnesses his creative spirit. These stones glimmer in the deep blues and browns of late summer.
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Now Live: Avant Toi Trunk Show
Largely custom selection designed exclusively for our stores and clientele, discover a rainbow of hand-dyed and hand-painted pieces rendered in the most covetable tones from the Avant Toi dye archive.
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Across Our Stores: New Arrivals for Fall
How does that saying go? New month, new… everything? With fall deliveries arriving daily from around the globe, there is something new to love in all three of our stores. Discover new Etro, Christian Peau, Daniela Gregis, Denise Betesh and more.
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Introducing Dušan...
Occasionally you come across a collection so special, it literally takes your breath away. When unboxing Dušan, we eagerly layered together the pieces, creating look after look of easy, elegant pairings that fit together like puzzle pieces. Developed by Dušan Paunovic, this Milan-based label is defined by clean lines, classical silhouettes and subtle tailoring rendered in the most exquisite cashmere.
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A Poet's Wardrobe, Daniela Gregis
If your true wear-everyday clothes were:
incredibly good looking; made of wholly natural fibres; washable on the road; cool in hot weather and warm in cold weather; and still glamorous at an unexpected occasion? You are probably wearing Daniela Gregis.
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Introducing Schepers Bosman...
Based in Amsterdam, Schepers Bosman is the brainchild of designers Sanne Schepers and Anne Bosman. Each collection is small and artisanal, conceived, developed and brought to life in their airy Dutch atelier. The duo describes their studio as a “making place, where the designer is also the artisan.”