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Lisa Marie Fernandez Swimwear

Lisa Marie Fernandez Swimwear

Lisa Marie Fernandez builds a small wardrobe around structured swimwear, cover-ups, and destination separates meant to move from the beach to a real dinner. The label is having a moment now because more people want resort clothing that keeps working after the trip instead of clothes for one photograph. This edit looks at which pieces earn a place in the suitcase and which are better left for a single occasion.

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Papier Planners: The Best Buys Worth Knowing

Papier Planners: The Best Buys Worth Knowing

Papier is the London paper brand Taymoor Atighetchi started in 2015 for notebooks, planners and cards you actually want to open. I like it because every cover looks chosen, and this edit sorts the shelf by habit.

Completedworks Jewelry

Completedworks Jewelry

Completedworks turns jewelry and domestic objects into small studies in tension. Anna Jewsbury’s London studio works with sculptural forms, recycled materials and a taste for the strange beauty of things that look almost familiar. The earrings are the entry point, but the vases and glassware keep the story from ending at the jewelry box.

Otra Sunglasses: A Guide to Its Best Frames

Otra Sunglasses: A Guide to Its Best Frames

Otra is the Byron Bay sunglasses label from the couple who sold Quay Australia and could not stay away from frames. I like it because every shape feels decided on, not borrowed from the trend of the week.

OSIS STUDIO Tops: The Pieces I'd Wear on Repeat

OSIS STUDIO Tops: The Pieces I'd Wear on Repeat

OSIS STUDIO is Osi Shoham Ettlinger's women's label, with a Los Angeles ease and a soft spot for good cashmere, wool, cotton and silk. I like how it dresses a woman for herself, so this edit starts with the tops I would wear on repeat.

One-Piece Swimsuits, Bikinis and Cover-Ups

One-Piece Swimsuits, Bikinis and Cover-Ups

One-pieces, bikini sets and cover-ups for a beach trip from Tulum to Sayulita. It is for anyone packing a week of swim that mixes and matches.

Marla Aaron Jewelry

Marla Aaron Jewelry

Marla Aaron left a 25-year advertising career at 40 to recast a climbing carabiner into precious metal, launching her New York lock jewelry line in 2012. Notes on the necklaces, pendants and bracelets built around that working lock, and how to wear a mechanism instead of just a motif.

Anine Bing Jeans

Anine Bing Jeans

Anine Bing launched out of a Silver Lake garage in 2012 with roughly ten looks, built on a following the Danish former model and musician had already spent a decade building online. The brand's first real hit, the Charlie boot, arrived within months and did more to get the label into stores than any lookbook could have. What started as a ten-piece capsule is now a full wardrobe built on the same instinct: pare a look down to its most photographable version.

Odd Muse Dresses: The Pieces Worth the Price

Odd Muse Dresses: The Pieces Worth the Price

Odd Muse is the London dress label Aimee Smale started in her bedroom in 2020, for clothes with real shape and weight. I like how seriously it takes repeat wear, and this edit is about the pieces I would reach for twice.

Faithfull Dresses

Faithfull Dresses

Faithfull began in 2014, founded by Sarah-Jane Abrahams and Helle Them-Enger after they met in Bali. The label still works between Bali and Sydney, turning travel references, stripes and sun-washed colour into clothes that can handle more than one destination. Its strongest idea is simple summer dressing with enough texture and shape to feel considered rather than precious.

Métier Bags

Métier Bags

Métier was founded in London in 2017 by Melissa Morris, who came to bags through sculpture, merchandising and a frustration with losing essentials inside them. The brand prototypes are tested to simulate years of use, with storage and movement treated as design problems rather than afterthoughts. These are bags for people who want their logistics to look composed.

Oseree Swimwear

Oseree Swimwear

Oseree was created in 2015 by Isabella Cavallin and Jannine Vinci, who brought together marketing studies and design training in London with an Italian beachwear sensibility. The label is known for metallic Lurex, lace and swim pieces that treat the shoreline as a stage rather than a backdrop. This is resort dressing with a deliberate flash of drama, best approached as separates that can travel into the evening.

Nookie Dresses: Where to Start with Occasionwear

Nookie Dresses: Where to Start with Occasionwear

Nookie is the Sydney label of sequins, sculpted gowns and a good-time attitude, built by two friends with a garage and a lot of nerve. I picked the dresses I would actually want on a big night out.

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LOEWE Perfumes Fragrance

LOEWE Perfumes Fragrance

LOEWE Perfumes turns scent into a visual and material language, moving from botanical notes to candles, soaps and sculptural vessels. The house entered fragrance in 1972 with L de Loewe, then reshaped the category through the Botanical Rainbow and the home scents inspired by a vegetable garden. It is a collection for people who want perfume to feel like part of the room, not merely an invisible cloud around it.

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Noon & Moon Home Decor: Pieces Worth a Look

Noon & Moon Home Decor: Pieces Worth a Look

Noon & Moon is a Los Angeles label of hand-painted glassware, dinnerware and vases that treats the table as a small stage. I like how much personality it gives to an ordinary breakfast, and this edit is the vases, cups and serving pieces I would gather first.

Nonchalant Label Tops: A Shopper's Guide

Nonchalant Label Tops: A Shopper's Guide

Nonchalant Label makes quiet, sharp tops and blouses for women who like a statement to feel like their own. I keep coming back to the way it treats color and cut as the whole point of the outfit.

Nikki Beach Hats: The Styles Worth Packing

Nikki Beach Hats: The Styles Worth Packing

Nikki Beach began as a family garden cafe on Miami Beach and grew into a world of beach clubs, resorts and boutiques. I am drawn to that story, so this edit is about the hats, swim and bags that go with a long afternoon outside.

AMANU Shoes

AMANU Shoes

Amanu makes sandals, bags and belts around a simple idea: everyday accessories should carry the trace of the hands that made them. Founded by stylist Anita Patrickson in 2018, the label works with African artisans and grew from made-to-measure sandals into a wider collection of leather and woven pieces. The mood is tactile, resourceful and quietly connected to place.

NIA Dresses: The Pieces Worth the Price

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 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.

NICHOLAS Dresses: Occasionwear Worth a 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 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.

Next Season's Wardrobe: Statement Jewelry and Crafted Separates

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.

Thierry Colson Dresses

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.

Never Fully Dressed Dresses: A Shopper's Guide

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.

Marie Lichtenberg Jewelry

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.

Martha Calvo Jewelry

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 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.