Byredo’s New York Perfumery Takes Inspiration from 1980s Japan
A Swedish perfumer makes its mark in America with a warm, clean-lined flagship.
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Block Party
Box-shaped bags and sculptural heels stack up to be fall's most artful accessories.
Up and Coming: Garciavelez
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Iris van Herpen’s Designs Are As High-Tech As They Are Wearable
The Dutch fashion designer and 3D-printing pioneer has her first U.S. solo show at Atlanta's High...
Hermès Collaborates with Argentine Artist for New Scarf Collection
Argentine-born artist Julio Le Parc reimagines his own masterpiece for a collection of Hermès...
Delphine Arnault
The executive vice president of LVMH has made it her mission to foster emerging designers under the
Modissa Debuts A New Glass-and-Steel Flagship in Zürich
The Swiss department store opens its new outpost in a 1970s industrial building.
Moooi Opens Its First U.S. Showroom in New York
When Moooi co-founders Marcel Wanders and Casper Vissers decided it was time to open the first...
Rise Above
New sculptural jewelry pieces float with élan atop refined stones and tiles from Porcelanosa.
19th-century Parisian essentials get a slight modern upgrade in Pauline Deltour’s gadget design
Despite strong trends in contemporary gadgetry to really amp up the technology, French product...
Pattern Foundry makes patterns both practical and conceptual
As part of his final thesis project in 2005, Richard Rhys, then a printmaking student at London's...
The Fusion of Wood and Graphite Makes Lacoste’s LT12 Racket Both Traditional and Innovative
With a design that merges wood and graphite, Lacoste's LT12 tennis racket is now available in an...
Everybody Nose
Notes of floral, spices, and ouds mark this spring's most covetable fragrances.
Alexis Bittar celebrates his 25th year working with Lucite with his signature: plastic
Jewelry designer Alexis Bittar—who's known for bright, sculptural pieces made of the...
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