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MUST HAVE: Fendi is the picture of ethereal glamour

on March 29, 2019

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Introducing the Fall/Winter 2019 Marchesa collection

on February 14, 2019

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MUST HAVE: Christos Costarellos "The creative process I follow forms a bridge that connects elements from the past, making them relevant to the present as they project ideas for the future."

on November 14, 2018

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Flowers and sparkles join forces in this spectacular evening dresses by Pronovias

on November 02, 2018

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MUST HAVE: Alice + Olivia's dresses adorned with delicate floral embroidery and appliques

on October 19, 2018

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MUST HAVE: By Walid works with hand-picked antique fabrics, such as 19th-century Chinese silk, to produce its unique creations

By Walid's beige Maya jacket is intricately embroidered with colourful threadwork inspired by traditional Vietnamese landscapes. It's made in the UK from vintage cotton canvas and finished with the label's signature topstitching throughout the relaxed silhouette. Add a T-shirt, cropped trousers and loafers to complete a directional off-duty edit.

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MUST HAVE: The secret of a unique jewel by Rosantica

Rosantica's 'Aquilone' necklace is so-called because of its delicate kite-shaped links. Made from gold-plated brass, the fluid chains are latticed then left loose to create shimmering, draped fringing. Adjust the lobster clasp to find your perfect drop. This handmade Rosantica bag is rendered in gold-tone brass and crystals and features a brass belt and spherical silhouette. net-a-porter.com net-a-porter.com It goes without saying that this beautiful Rosantica necklace is perfect as part of a glamorous evening look, but that doesn't mean you shouldn't consider wearing it with something simpler - founder Michela Panero told us on a recent visit that she loves the idea of wearing statement pieces with a T-shirt and jeans. modaoperandi.com Handmade from gold-plated brass, this 'Aquilone' style has a choker with mesh-effect latticework and draped fine chains that can be detached and worn separately. modaoperandi.com This handmade Rosantica bag is rendered in si...

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