All Editorials

Ōtzĭo

Ōtzĭo is a London label founded by Claudio Aritzu, a textile designer and photographer who studied graphic design in Milan and fashion design at London College of Fashion. It is known for vivid colors and lush prints on kaftans, shirts and silk scarves, and takes its name from the Roman idea of otium, or reflective leisure. This edit brings together his long fringed scarves and printed silk squares.

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The Anteros

The Anteros was founded by mother and daughter Bryn and Lisa Rhoads, who introduced the label in 2024 after about two years of work on the idea. It began with women's white shirting, with asymmetrical sleeves and shapes from billowy to long and narrow, and now works with a Superfine Merino developed with a fabric engineer in northern Italy. This edit gathers its shirts in color, white shirts and wide leg trousers.

Eittem Bags

Eittem is a New York label founded by Erin Saluti, who studied contemporary art and design at the Victoria and Albert Museum and launched her first collection in 2024 after six years of research. Each sculptural bag is made in a Manhattan atelier, carved from salvaged American walnut and lined in leather, in small editions. This edit gathers its three signature forms, the Owl, the Moon and the Bird.

MARE PERPETUA Swimwear

MARE PERPETUA is a swimwear label founded by Helena Paul, who studied at Ecole Lesage, the Paris haute couture embroidery school. Everything is produced locally in Los Angeles in very small quantities, from ECONYL regenerated yarn and other organic and American-made materials. This edit gathers its ties, bandeaus, string bottoms and halters in ivory and black.

Louis Abel Jewelry and Earrings

Louis Abel is a Swedish jewelry label from founder Jimmy Kamhieh Loutfi, a former mechanical engineer who works from an atelier on the outskirts of Borås where pieces are cast and hand finished. Its design language is known for irregular curves, imperfect textures and asymmetrical shapes, mostly in recycled sterling silver and 18k gold vermeil. This edit gathers its pendants, earrings, rings and bracelets.

Rag & Bone

Rag & Bone was founded in New York in 2002 by Marcus Wainwright and Nathan Bogle, two Englishmen with no design training who started by making men's jeans in a Kentucky factory. The name comes from the English rag and bone man who collected unwanted household things, and the idea was English tailoring with a New York attitude. This edit gathers Miramar jeans and terry trousers, Kelly tees, Mercer blazers, Lexi loafers and the knits that tie them together.

Mac Duggal Gowns

Mac Duggal was founded in Chicago in 1984 by designer Mac Duggal, who was born in New Delhi and launched the label with just ten dresses. His idea was to merge his own design eye with India's hand-beading traditions, which is why the label is known for intricate beading, sequins and feminine detailing in sizes from 0 to 24. This edit gathers strapless beaded gowns, cape gowns, trumpet and mermaid midis, sequined cocktail dresses and sleeved ballgowns.

Akris Coats and Tailoring

Akris was founded in 1922 in St Gallen, Switzerland by Alice Kriemler-Schoch as an apron atelier, and her grandsons Albert and Peter Kriemler now lead the independent family house. It is known for double-face fabrics, fine cashmere, St Gallen embroidery and the horsehair Ai bag, and it has shown at Paris Fashion Week since 2004. This edit gathers broderie anglaise dresses, double-faced wool sheaths, cashmere coats, wide-leg trousers, leather skirts and suede clutches.

Elliatt Gowns

Elliatt was founded in 2010 by Katie Pratt, who first conceived the label in Sydney, Australia, with a background in millinery and occasion dress design. The brand is known for fine detailing such as embroidery, laces and specialty fabrications, and it launched a bridal line in 2023 with jacquards and duchess satin. This edit gathers floral mesh minidresses, tiered maxis, halter and one shoulder gowns, and faux fur coats and boleros to wear over them.

Bronx and Banco Gowns and Tailoring

Bronx and Banco launched in 2009 as an Australian label founded by Natalie De'Banco, who opened her first boutique at Bondi Beach in Sydney. Her signature is cutting-edge style, vibrant hues and slick tailoring, and the brand is known for show-stopping gowns and cocktail dresses with intricate lace. This edit gathers feather-hem gowns, sequin and velvet minis, floral appliqué dresses, a cropped blazer and croc-embossed faux-leather pieces.

Ramy Brook Jeans and Blazers

Ramy Brook was founded in 2010 in New York City by designer Ramy Brook Sharp, who started because she wanted a top to wear with jeans and jewelry and could not find one. Her first collection was six tops and one dress, launched from her Upper East Side apartment with trunk shows, and the label is now known for polished day-to-night pieces. This edit gathers mini dresses and jumpsuits, sailor and wide-leg jeans, ruffle silk tops, cashmere knits and tweed and velvet jackets.

Chiara Boni La Petite Robe

Chiara Boni La Petite Robe comes from Florentine designer Chiara Boni, who began her career in Florence in 1971 by opening a boutique called You Tarzan Me Jane, and the line launched in 2007 with just 14 black dresses. The line is built on an Italian-made stretch jersey that rolls up small, washes easily and needs no ironing, which makes it ideal for travel. This edit gathers floral-appliqué gowns, mermaid and halter gowns, bodycon and wrap midi dresses, velvet pants, pencil skirts and embellished sweaters.

Maison Margiela Jeans and Coats

Maison Margiela was founded in Paris in 1988 by the Belgian designer Martin Margiela with his business partner Jenny Meirens. The house is known for blank white labels held with four stitches, white lab coats worn by the whole team, and the Tabi split-toe shoe that debuted in the late 1980s. This edit gathers Tabi boots and ballerina flats, Replica sneakers, skirts and denim, tailored tops, draped dresses, coats and Replica eau de toilette.

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Camilla Swimwear

Camilla was founded in 2004 by Camilla Franks at Bondi Beach in Australia, after she began by selling hand-printed kaftans at Sydney markets. The prints are hand-drawn and painted by in-house artists, and the pieces are cut, sewn and embellished by hand. This edit gathers crystal-embellished linen and silk dresses, printed silk tops, palazzo pants, kimonos, one-piece swimsuits and a sun hat.

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Giorgio Armani Gowns and Blazers

Giorgio Armani S.p.A. was founded in Milan on 24 July 1975 by Giorgio Armani and his partner Sergio Galeotti, after Armani sold his Volkswagen to fund his own label. The house is known for the unlined, unconstructed jacket, which Armani adapted for women three months after the men's version. This edit gathers beaded gowns and draped midis, silk shirts and cashmere sweaters, wool blazers, tailored trousers, eau de parfum and round sunglasses.

Ana Radu Gowns and Bridal

Ana Radu is a Romanian fashion house based in Bucharest, with its company registered there in 2012. It is known for negating fast-paced trends and for floor-sweeping organza gowns, bustier minidresses and romantic ruching, with delicate lace bridal dresses in layered tulle. This edit gathers rose gowns, ruffled and plissé dresses, lace and velvet skirt sets, Rose T-shirts and capes and trench coats.

Shoshanna Dresses and Swimwear

Shoshanna was founded in New York in 1998 by Shoshanna Lonstein Gruss, who was born and raised in Manhattan and learned garment construction at a lingerie factory. The label is built around flattering different body types, including petite curvy figures, and it was the first to sell swim tops and bottoms as separates with lingerie-inspired sizing. This edit gathers lace and crepe gowns, Eleanor and Gabrielle dresses, ribbed knit minis, one-piece swimsuits and four shirtdresses.

Iris Serban Gowns and Bridal

Iris Serban launched her label in Bucharest in 2012 after studying Fashion Design and Decorative Arts in the city. The house is known for handmade draping, sculptural silhouettes in silk and fine fabrics, and signature flowers, and it has shown at London and Paris Fashion Weeks. This edit gathers pleated cape gowns, feather-trim maxi dresses, floral-appliqué one-shoulder dresses and ruched strapless gowns.

Maria Lucia Hohan Bridal and Gowns

Maria Lucia Hohan was founded in Bucharest in 2003 by the designer of the same name, who graduated from LISAA in Paris and worked as an illustrator in Milan first. The studio began with two second-hand sewing machines bought with 800 euro from her father, and today garments go from design to store crafted by an all-women team. This edit gathers pleated silk bustier gowns, metallic corset gowns, lace-up maxi dresses, corset tops, a sheer metallic-effect cape and a bridal veil.

Zegna Loafers and Tailoring

Zegna was founded in 1910 by Ermenegildo Zegna in Trivero, in Italy's Piedmont region, as a textile company that began as a wool mill called Lanificio Zegna. The house has stayed close to its fabrics, with the Oasi Zegna nature area in the Biellese Alps established in 1993 and a majority stake in the Australian wool farm Achill bought in 2014. This edit gathers wool and cashmere trousers, Trofeo suits, Cashco shirts, suede loafers, Triple Stitch sneakers, sunglasses and a Prince of Wales check cashmere blazer.

Cartier Watches and Jewelry

Cartier was founded in Paris in 1847 by Louis-François Cartier, who took over the workshop of his master Adolphe Picard. The house gave the world the Santos in 1904, the Tank in 1919, the panther motif and, in New York, Aldo Cipullo's Love bracelet and Juste un Clou. This edit gathers Baignoire and Santos watches, Panthère and C Décor sunglasses, Love bracelets, a Clash ring, Trinity hoops and La Panthère fragrance and eyeglasses.

Theia Gowns

Theia launched in 2009 under the Irish-born designer Don O'Neill, who had earlier created the Badgley Mischka Platinum label for JS Group and started Theia when that license was not renewed. The label is named after the Greek goddess of light and makes evening wear, bridal and day dress collections. This edit gathers beaded and draped gowns, organza and taffeta gowns, floral cocktail dresses, shirtdresses and a faux fox bolero.

Amiri Jeans and Sneakers

Amiri was founded in Los Angeles in 2014 by Mike Amiri, who began by hand-crafting stage pieces for L.A. performers. The house has a rock and roll, Americana attitude, with denim at its heart and sneakers made like dress shoes in leather, suede or Italian cotton canvas. This edit gathers flannel shirts and logo tees, Pacific and Stars sneakers, track pants and whiskered jeans, python-embossed and fringe bags, and a bouclé blazer.

Simon Miller Dresses and Skirts

Simon Miller was founded in New York in 2008 by Jake Sargent and Daniel Corrigan as a menswear and denim label, and it is now based in Los Angeles. Chelsea Hansford joined in 2014 to start womenswear and took over as owner and CEO in 2016, turning it into a playful lifestyle brand. This edit gathers fringe skirts and pants, sequin and moire dresses, knit cardigans, Beep sandals, the Carved Fish bag and fringed outerwear.

Kay Unger Gowns

Kay Unger started her career in New York in 1968 as a design assistant to Geoffrey Beene after graduating from Parsons School of Design, and founded her own dress firm two years later. Her point of view is the clean dinner dress, with silk as the signature fabric and prints that are nearly all created in house. This edit gathers floral mikado dresses, jacquard gowns, tea length cocktail dresses and walk thru jumpsuits, ending on column and A-line gowns.

Marni Dresses and Skirts

Marni was founded in Milan in 1994 by Consuelo Castiglioni, who began with a fur-only collection from the family's fur business and named the label after her step-sister Marina, known as Marni. The house is known for color, pattern and a playful, childlike curiosity that Francesco Risso has kept since 2016. This edit gathers striped shirts and tees, embellished jeans and macramé skirts, silk-blend and wool dresses, lace-up boots, Trunkette and Museo bags and shearling-collar jackets.

Chrome Hearts Jewelry

Chrome Hearts was founded in Los Angeles in 1988 by Richard Stark, Leonard Kamhout and John Bowman, who began by making leather pieces for biker friends. The look is heavy sterling silver, gothic crosses, dagger motifs and Old English lettering, with most jewelry and clothing made in Hollywood. This edit gathers trucker hats and beanies, biker shorts, filigree cross pendants, cross-print tops and polos, and mini dresses.

Santoni Shoes and Loafers

Santoni was founded in 1975 in Corridonia, in Italy's Marche region, by Andrea Santoni and his wife Rosa, starting in the family garage with five employees. The house is known for hand-coloring leather with the Renaissance-era velatura technique and for the double-buckle monk shoe. This edit gathers Audrey and Serena heels, Florinda and Carla penny loafer pumps, Hadeel and Fortune boots, and Oly sneakers.