Editorials
Raw Beauty: Miranda Hicks
Miranda Hicks’ jewelry embodies the untamed spirit of the American Southwest, blending rugged, natural elements with a bold, contemporary edge.
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A Vibrant Spread: Biyan's Lookbook
For Fall/Winter 2024 Biyan has deepened his visual foundation, layering sweeping silhouettes, vibrant prints and fascinating texture into his already maximal approach.
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From the Archive: Sabina Savage
Our latest delivery from Sabina Savage includes several pieces from her archive, specifically from Mýthos and A Tale of Tibet as well as a few more pieces from her latest Escape Into Edo collection.
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Monies One-of-a-Kind Malachite
Pearls loom large in our collective lexicon of style. Designers of all stripes have integrated this gem into their collections, however none as memorable as Denmark-based Monies.
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Lauren Manoogian's Soft Neutrals
In Lauren Manoogian’s latest delivery, she weaves the super soft baby alpaca into a collection of dreams: indulgently cozy knits perfect for fall’s most languid days.
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Asciari's Atelier Approach
With their Sicily-based clothing line, Asciari has perfected the union of form and function with an old-world twist.
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The Queen of Gems: Monies Pearls
Pearls loom large in our collective lexicon of style. Designers of all stripes have integrated this gem into their collections, however none as memorable as Denmark-based Monies.
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Mieko Mintz's Cosmopolitan Kantha
Mieko Mintz’s love affair with vintage and antique fabrics started in her youth—a passion nurtured by the artisanal garmentry of Kyushu, Japan.
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Kaval's Devotion to Texture
From fiber to fabrication, Kaval’s small, Japanese studio practices a devotion to texture like no other.
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Astier de Villatte's Holiday Table
Carefully glazed to resemble antique porcelain, the works of Astier de Villatte are particularly suited for the holiday table.
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Introducing Lauren Wolf
Crafted in her Bay Area studio, Lauren Wolf’s one-of-a-kind jewelry is unusual and personal in the best way.
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Lainey Keogh: Celtic Knits
Often referred to as the “undisputed queen of cashmere”, Lainey Keogh’s designs are slowly developed to innovate and preserve Irish crafting traditions.
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Head Over Heels With Marsèll
In a range of dark earth tones, Marsèll’s selection for fall reinterprets the classics: ballerinas, derbies and boots.
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Frenckenberger's Evolution of Cashmere
Frenckenberger’s FW24 collection is titled Vernissage, in reference to a private viewing of paintings before they are exhibited to the public.
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Le Prieuré d'Orsan With Casey Casey
For Casey Casey’s latest collection, Gareth Casey presents exceptional shirting, pants and coats in a palette of navy, chocolate and just a hint of red.
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Stamperia Bertozzi: Fall's Porcelain Palette
A three-generation Italian family business, Bertozzi has specialized in block-printed linens and hand-painted dishware since 1920.
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Injiri: Folklore in Fabric
Chinar Farooqui’s label, Injiri, celebrates the textile traditions of her native India. Injiri’s fabrics and garments are made in-studio by local artisans.
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Soft Skills: Alonpi Cashmere
Alonpi has been dedicated to the art of softness for over 40 years and their process is steeped in expertise and tradition.
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Rundholz & DIP's Textural Landscape
While Rundholz’s Fall/Winter 2024 is about recreating silhouette, Rundholz DIP provides a foil by innovating texture.
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Pierre-Louis Mascia — Funk to Funky
Pierre-Louis Mascia’s latest delivery comprises special silk scarves from his Fall/Winter collection, cheekily named Ashes to Ashes—Funk to Funky.
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Ümit Ünal: Stitching Past & Present
Ümit Ünal palette, while tonal, is his most carefully considered element. This neutral palette, presented this season in teal, rust brown and heather grey, allows his artisanal details to shine all their own.
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Introducing Maku Textiles
From thread to garment, Maku Textiles is a quiet celebration of the human hand. Santanu Das’ small Kolkata-based label uses textiles loomed from soft, organic yarns and each garment is cut and sewn by traditional artisans before being hand-dyed with locally grown indigo.
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Péro's Commotion of Love and Flowers
This season, Péro sought a particularly playful inspiration for their designs–the French cartoon, Barbapapa, first illustrated by Annette Tison and Talus Taylor in 1970.
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Movement and Memory in Gold: Sia Taylor
Within each delicate piece of Sia Taylor’s handmade collection she forges mood, movement and memory in gold.