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The luxury footwear brand Tamara Mellon introduced its Autumn/Winter 2021 collection with its innovative “Pillow Top” collection. Handcrafted in Italy, the shoe features the incomparable Pillow Top insole—a design with 8mm of high-density memory foam and a dual layer of cushioning. The collection offers six styles, including flats and heels, and several different neutral and jewel-tone colorways.
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In collaboration with the design studio And Objects, The Invisible Collection unveiled a new seven-piece capsule collection that includes coffee tables, daybeds, side tables, and a lamp. The collaboration takes great inspiration from the Swedish Grace movement, giving pieces a particular materiality and playfulness.
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The Los Angeles-based vegan accessories brand Hozen has released a new collection. With a mix of hobo bags, oversized totes, with smaller goods—like mini duffle bags and sling pouches with a matching scrunchie headband—the collection comes in an array of colors, including orange, green, and white.
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Hermès has introduced the reimagined Galop d’Hermès watch, originally created in 2019. The equestrian-inspired collection features stirrup curves and is made new with small gold, steel, and rose gold interpretations, with the rose gold colorway featuring a frame of 134 diamonds. For this rendition, the maison softened the watch angels and gave it a generous dial with various-sized Arabic numerals.
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ETRO has released its “Crown Me” accessories line, full of bags, shoes, and headbands in the brand’s signature brown paisley print. The pieces are decorated with distinct turquoise and black cabochon studs that elevate the otherwise everyday line to feel more ornamental.
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The liquor brand Chivas and Balmain have partnered to release a limited-edition blended Scotch in two exclusive bottle designs developed by the liquor brand in collaboration with the French fashion house’s creative director, Olivier Rousteing. The first drop is an ultra-limited gold bottle that is individually numbered and embellished with metallic chains, reminiscent of Balmain’s signature designs. The second drop reimagines Balmain’s iconic silhouette with symmetrical chains and belts.
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Proenza Schouler teamed up with Brikenstock to create a cool and eclectic line of sandals. The iconic two-strap Arizona is made with a shiny calf leather, and finished with hook and loop closures—a departure from the traditional buckle Birkenstock is known for.
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Yellowpop has collaborated with the Keith Haring Studio to offer lights directly inspired by some of Haring’s most recognizable artworks. The collection includes eight neon LED pieces that feature the artist’s barking dog, radiant baby, and signature heart. On the collaboration, Yellowpop co-founders, Jeremy Cortial and Ruben Grigri, said that the artist’s “testament to creating art that’s accessible to all aligns exactly with our brand mission to bring inspiration and creativity into the world.”
