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Columba and Buffy Reid are a father-and-daughter team making beautifully designed luxury knitwear with serious fashion kudos, as seen in Grazia and Stella. Using the finest natural yarns from Scotland and Ireland, their hand-made range of heritage inspired knitwear will work with any modern wardrobe.
With its finger firmly on the pulse of current trends, & Other Stories offers up affordable delights to bring your wardrobe up to date, while staying a cut above the rest of the high street. You’ll find everything from everyday essentials to special occasion pieces, and a great line in accessories.
3.1 Phillip Lim is all about understated colours, luxury fabrics and sleek silhouettes. From minimal dresses with contemporary details to tailored blazers, wide leg trousers and luxurious merino wool and cashmere knitwear, this is a brand that’s inspired by downtown New York style and loved by women all over the world.
With pieces like cotton crew neck sweatshirts and fitted joggers, 7 Days Active creates stylish activewear essentials designed for everyday wear. From halter neck cropped tops to high-rise bootcut leggings, collections combine comfort, functionality and fashion, effortlessly.
Known for its innovative use of fabrics and fits, this LA label is one of a handful of premium denim brands to become a household name, thanks to fans in the fashion, film and music industries. The hallmark is laidback California style, so expect distressed finishes and bright colours as well as the essential skinny, bootcut and boyfriend jeans.
A. Emery's minimal, sophisticated flat shoes in leather and suede reflect an aesthetic of effortless refinement and modern simplicity. From sleek sandals to chic mules and feminine loafers, collections are contemporary and timeless, equally suited to holidays and home, work and weekends.
Loved for its subtly-branded, pared-back aesthetic, A.P.C. has been at the vanguard of Parisian chic for over thirty years, well before it hit the mainstream. These are seasonless staples that will stand the test of time, and always look effortlessly cool.
A brand that put luxe loungewear on the map, Abercrombie + Fitch is still a destination for its women's and men's hoodies, underwear and sleepwear, alongside summery tops and dresses, and jeans in a wide range of washes and cuts.
From dresses to tailoring, Acler effortlessly combines minimalistic silhouettes with intricate details. Artful pleats and sculptural silhouettes give its collections a contemporary but unmistakably luxurious edge. With a focus on quality and considered design, each piece encapsulates the brand's ethos of timeless elegance.
Initially specialising in jeans, Swedish multi-disciplinary fashion house Acne Studios is now a byword for modern classics infused with Scandinavian cool, including its much-imitated fringed scarf.
One of the most iconic sportswear labels and always on top of their athletic game, Adidas has created cult classics, redefined street-style and embraced fashion with its numerous designer collaborations from Alexander Wang to Opening Ceremony.
Adidas crossed the threshold from sportswear brand to cultural icon long ago, its trainers and clothing loved by musicians, athletes and aesthetes alike. From Gazelles to Stan Smiths, t-shirts, hoodies, sweatshirts and track pants, Adidas Originals is where you’ll find the brand’s heritage styles reinvented for new generations.
aeyde is a Berlin-based footwear and accessories house, built on the principles of democratic pricing, sustainable sourcing, slow consumption, and minimal design. Drawing from the visual language of German modernism, the signature aeyde aesthetic is defined by classic shapes with modern details.
One of the original premium denim brands, AG Jeans now under the creative guidance of Samuel Ku, is expanding from its exclusively premium denim roots into a lifestyle brand. See them in the likes of Vogue and Cosmopolitan.
Los Angeles-based AGOLDE defines itself as a fashion-forward denim label, experimental in both approach and design. Part of the same family as Citizens of Humanity and GOLDSIGN, the AGOLDE design collective focuses on sustainability and comfort, to create jeans that are modern interpretations of classic styles.
Agua by Agua Bendita was co-founded by fashion designers and friends, Catalina & Mariana, ‘as an ode to Latin America's culture, biodiversity, and master artisanship.’ Ready-to-wear and swimwear pieces are handmade by female artisans in Colombia.
The legendary Paris fashion house was founded in the sixties and by the 1980s, Tunisian sculptor and couturier, Azzedine Alaïa’s powerful, feminine silhouettes were revered worldwide. Today, his legacy prevails in dresses and ready to wear, shoes and bags, including the cult La Coeur heart bag.
Alanui is a luxury knitwear label, inspired by the freedom and spirituality of the Hawaiian trail known as the ala nui. Each piece is handcrafted in Italy from the finest cashmere, with intricate jacquard patterns that draw on global travel, nature and indigenous art. Generous in proportion and rich in detail, Alanui's blanket coats and cardigans have become cult pieces - worn by those who treat getting dressed as a considered, personal act.
Drawing on Creative Director, Lesleigh Jermanus’s Lebanese heritage, Alémais creates contemporary collections of optimistic prints, patchworks and embroideries, using Australian-based talent and supporting artisanal communities. The brand strives towards transparency and sustainability, prioritising natural, organic, renewable and regenerated fibres wherever possible.
An Italian designer who makes maximalism feel considered, Alessandra Rich is known for her crystal embellishments, bold prints and unapologetically feminine silhouettes. Her pieces have a vintage glamour that feels entirely current - a modern wardrobe by way of 1960s Dolce Vita. A favourite of fashion editors and well-dressed women alike, her collections are celebratory, joyful and made to be noticed.
NYC-based Alex Mill creates simple everyday classics for women and men. Utilitarian silhouettes, high quality natural fabrics and a timeless colour palette meet in essential tailoring, jumpsuits, knitwear and dresses in cotton, linen, wool and cashmere, designed to outlast seasonal trends.
Alexander Wang launched his first full women’s collection in 2007. The label embodies casually cool downtown style, drawing inspiration from the eighties, French chic, and rock grunge.
Alexandra Miro’s luxury swimwear label started with a single design for a one-piece swimsuit she wanted to own. Inspired by a childhood surrounded by art (her parents were collectors), her designs are created with strong women in mind, with bold, expressive prints on glamorous bikinis, dresses and resort wear.
Founded in 2014, Alighieri creates jewellery inspired by Dante Alighieri’s ‘Divine Comedy’. Its ‘Modern Heirlooms’ are all handcrafted in London. Core pieces are cast in recycled bronze before being plated in gold, or made in solid sterling silver, supplied by certified members of the Responsible Jewellery Council.
Born and bred in East London, this brand’s urban aesthetic is still its signature. Its leather jackets are legendary, but you’ll also find dresses with a boho vibe, and casual essentials from knitwear to footwear.
Alo Yoga makes leggings and other clothing, from jackets to bras, and accessories ranging from mats to bags, that work in and out of the studio. Created by and for devoted yogis, its high-performance pieces are made for maximum movement, with minimal designs and subtle colours you can wear all day.
With its on-demand model, Alohas proves that unsustainable overproduction in the fashion industry is avoidable. Its sought-after sandals, shoes and boots are designed in Barcelona and handcrafted in Alicante, all its animal leathers are Leather Working Group certified, and it’s investing in sustainable, plant-based vegan leather alternatives. We love.
Joseph Altuzarra founded his New York label in 2008, and has been quietly perfecting the art of sensual, precise dressing ever since. Sharp tailoring, fluid silhouettes and an innate understanding of the female form are his signatures, in clothes that feel powerful and feminine in equal measure.
Founded in and inspired by Paris, AMI blurs the boundaries between casual and chic with luxury pieces for every occasion, from elegant dresses and sharp tailoring to relaxed denim.
Taking its inspiration from ancient Greek aesthetics and mythology, Ancient Greek Sandals combines artisanal craftsmanship with wit and irreverence: gleaming metallic leathers and elegant hardware bring a contemporary edge to the humble sandal. Each pair is handmade by highly-skilled local artisans, using only natural, chemical-free tan leather.
Danish-born and California-based Anine Bing is a model, singer and now fashion designer. Her pieces are the elevated basics every modern wardrobe needs. From silk slip dresses to oversized blazers, her easy-to-wear designs marry understated elegance with a rock chic edge, for effortless day-to-night style.
Discover the world of Anna Quan, an Australian fashion brand grounded in simplicity and a relaxed elegance. Drawing inspiration from the laid-back Aussie lifestyle, the collections deliver timeless wardrobe staples with an artisanal twist.
Built on the principles of community, transparency, and organic scarcity, Another Tomorrow is working towards tackling some of fashion’s most pressing issues - such as pollution of production chains, animal cruelty and unfair working conditions. The refined ready-to-wear collection reflects a penchant for easy tailoring and timeless staples and is made from traceable organic linen and cotton, ethical wool and FSC-certified viscose.
From her famous 'I Am Not a Plastic Bag' and other tongue-in-cheek takes on popular packaging to sleek leather totes, clutch bags and make up pouches, Anya Hindmarch's talking-point bags are modern icons, all approached with her trademark creativity.
Aquazzura mixes a refined European aesthetic with modern American sensibility and Latin flair. You’ll find its glamorous, ultra-feminine handwriting on everything from elegant flat leather sandals to metallic high heels, sculptural boots and signature 105 pumps in crystal embellished velvet.
arch4 is a sustainable luxury label, using only traceable, responsibly-sourced and manufactured cashmere, certified by the Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS). A minimal design philosophy and subtly masculine aesthetic lends each piece an effortless, timeless quality.
Area is the New York label founded by Piotrek Kuzunow and Beckett Fogg, known for pushing the boundaries of embellishment and glamour. Crystal detailing, sculptural silhouettes and unexpected textures are its signatures, in clothes that are unabashedly show-stopping without tipping into costume drama. A favourite on red carpets and fashion weeks alike, Area makes dressing up feel like an art form.
ARKET is dedicated to relaxed, everyday staples, from dresses to coats, jeans and other everyday essentials. Pieces have a pared-back but playful sensibility, with an emphasis on design, sustainability and longevity, using innovative recycled yarns alongside tactile natural fabrics like linen, silk, leather and wool.
Asceno creates organic and sustainably-produced lingerie, sleepwear, swim & beachwear, and a small collection of dresses and separates that follow the same aesthetic: loose silhouettes and fresh but subtle colours; relaxed, effortless and refined pieces with a timeless quality, designed to be mixed and matched indefinitely.
Minimal yet playful by design, with Swedish roots and Japanese influences, Axel Arigato makes trainers and clothing for men and women, ranging from the casual to the athletic and crafted from premium materials: pure cotton, merino wool, leather, down and shearling.
Luxury fashion house Balenciaga is renowned for its avant-garde designs and innovative craftsmanship. The brand's unique aesthetic combines traditional haute couture with modern trends, creating bold, statement-making pieces that shape the future of women's ready-to-wear fashion.
French luxury label Balmain is known for its bold clothing and accessories, that blend classic heritage style with an edgy modern aesthetic. From tailored military-style jackets, B-Buzz handbags, statement bikinis and Balmain Paris logo t-shirts and tops for women, to its iconic 'unicorn' trainers, men's jumpers and polo shirts, it's one the best-known names in fashion.
The quintessential British brand - with a royal standard, no less - worn by country lovers and festival-goers alike. It's number one for outdoor essentials, from waxed jackets to wellies.
Baserange creates modern, minimalist clothing with an emphasis on clean lines and easy silhouettes. Favouring natural and recycled materials, it is committed to finding ways to reduce its environmental impact, from energy and water use to dyes and packaging.
Conceived in Australia and produced in Sydney, this contemporary designer brand’s signature midi, mini and maxi dresses meet sleek tops and trousers in modern silhouettes, and a palette of confident colours.
With its famously comfortable soft cork footbed, the 250-year old Birkenstock brand is enjoying a new wave of popularity, with its Boston suede clogs, Madrid and Arizona sandals stealing the spotlight thanks to cosy shearling and big buckle iterations.
There’s a quiet luxury to Bite Studios’ pared-back everyday essentials. White cotton and silk blend shirts, cotton jersey t-shirts and stretch midi dresses; cashmere sweaters and wool blazers, tailored trousers and belted coats; made with the highest quality natural and organic materials, these are pieces designed to buy once and wear often.
Boden's quintessential blend of upbeat colour, playful prints and wardrobe staples is a winning formula, whatever the season. From special occasion dresses and renowned swimwear to coats and knitwear, it's loved for its wearable takes on the latest trends.
With clean lines and high-quality craftsmanship, BOSS balances confidence, elegance and contemporary style for women and men, with modern tailoring to elevated everyday essentials designed for work, play and everything in between.
Luxury Italian fashion house, Bottega Veneta is renowned for its artisanal leather goods and signature Intrecciato weave. From ready to wear to accessories, its collections embody discreet luxury and timeless elegance, with their combination of exceptional craftsmanship and understated branding.
Brunello Cucinelli’s minimal basics and casual wear are elevated by luxury materials in sophisticated neutral tones and elegant details. From crisp cotton shirts, cashmere sweater dresses and leather blazers to puffer coats and suede and shearling bags, shoes and boots, pieces balance a relaxed aesthetic with a timeless quality.
The Burberry name is inseparable from the gabardine trench coat - a design so enduring that it's still, simply, the best of its kind. Today, its considered approach to British heritage means outerwear for women and men is just part of a collection that spans red carpet dresses to the iconic Burberry check scarf and luxury bags.
BY FAR is known for its contemporary, playful yet timeless shoes, boots and bags. Artisanal techniques, ethical values and responsibly-sourced materials - previous collections have used dead stock and recycled leather - are integral, with pieces handcrafted in its family-run factory near Sofia.
By Malene Birger taps into the cool Copenhagen vibe to create contemporary minimalist pieces for modern women, who want an uncomplicated, yet sophisticated wardrobe and have little time to prepare.
From its iconic Calvin Klein monogrammed underwear, cosy loungewear and timeless swimwear to classic denim, sleek slip dresses and understated tailoring, Calvin Klein helped define 90s fashion. Discover modern everyday minimalism for women and men, in clothing, accessories and footwear.
Spanish footwear brand Camper is known for its thoughtful design and effortless comfort. Blending modern style with artisanal heritage and a playful spirit, it creates shoes that are both distinctive and wearable, with clean lines, creative touches, and a focus on quality.
Canada Goose is known for the warmest outerwear (probably) in the world. Its jackets and accessories for women and men, from padded down parka coats and bomber jackets to wool beanie hats, are made in Canada and designed to last a lifetime, in a timeless colour palette: think black, grey, blue and navy.
Casablanca is one of luxury fashion's most distinctive new voices. Founded in Paris by French-Moroccan designer Charaf Tajer, it's a modern reimagining of the après-sport aesthetic, where Neapolitan tailoring meets vivid, travel-inspired prints in silk, terrycloth and cashmere.
A ‘design house of luxury essentials’, CDLP’s underwear is designed in Sweden and consciously crafted in Europe from renewable lyocell, while its swimwear is made from recycled nylon.
One of the most revered names in fashion, CELINE’s eyewear and sunglasses are no exception. From distinctive flat-brow acetate frames to glamorous oval, oversized square and cat eye sunglasses, or the retro curves of the Triomphe range, you'll find instant elevation in their clean lines, minimal branding and refined colours.
CFCL - Clothing For Contemporary Life - embodies simplicity, modesty, and responsibility. Using innovative low-waste 3D computer-developed knitwear techniques, it creates sophisticated yet easy-to-maintain tops and dresses with playful and beautiful proportions, crafted from sustainable polyester yarns.
An accessible brand with genuine kudos, Charles & Keith has put the creativity back into affordable accessories. Its shoe and bag collections are always on the money, making them a hit with the British style press. Although it’s a global brand, it’s a relative newcomer to the British high street, so our advice is to get it early before everyone catches on.
Founded in 1952 by Gaby Aghion, Chloé upended the formal traditions of couture fashion with its bohemian aesthetic. Under icons including Karl Lagerfeld, and now Creative Director, Chemena Kamali, it continues to draw on this rich heritage to appeal to modern generations of Chloé girls, drawn to its free-spirited femininity.
With their signature red soles, Christian Louboutin’s shoes helped define a decade. Yet his footwear extends beyond the dizzying stiletto heels he’s best known for, to classically elegant black pumps, sleek leather loafers, ankle boots, luxe sneakers and nostalgic espadrille wedges, all exuding his trademark glamour.
Known for his minimalist and sophisticated aesthetic, Australian designer Christopher Esber offers contemporary womenswear collections that embody clean lines, innovative silhouettes, and luxurious fabrics. The brand has gained recognition for its unique blend of tailoring and fluidity, creating modern and timeless pieces that exude elegance and refinement.
Something of an institution, the nearly 200 year-old shoe shop has moved with the times but stayed true to its heritage. Fit and function are paramount, with comfort underpinning all its collections for men, women and children, from iconic desert boots to wedding shoes and school shoes.
Coach is a modern American luxury brand with a playful, polished edge. Known for its craftsmanship and iconic leather goods, it blends timeless design with a fresh, youthful spirit, from classic handbags to contemporary ready-to-wear.
It’s said that the Comme Des Garçons offshoot is inspired by what designer, Rei Kawakubo likes to wear herself. A pared-back capsule of everyday tailoring and knitwear is elevated by idiosyncratic silhouettes and detailing, for a collection that’s timeless yet contemporary.
Launched in 2004 by art director Prathan Poopat and creative consultant Flavio Girolami, footwear label Common Projects is known for its clean-lined look, quality materials and premium craftsmanship. Each Italian-made pair is finished with a unique gold propriety stamp – we love the classic leather high-tops.
What started as a galoshes-making company is now a global phenomenon. The All Star might be the most iconic shoe on the planet, but Converse never settles. The spirit is kept alive on the street, where the brand’s DNA is most visible – a celebration of individuality and self-expression.
Striking silhouettes elevate the earthy tones and natural fibres used in Cortana's resortwear, inspired by the designer's Majorcan upbringing. Breezy maxi dresses and relaxed separates in cotton, linen, silk and hemp blends create an effortlessly elegant capsule with multiple possibilities.
In 2002, three Colorado founders discovered an unusual foam clog, and added an innovative strap: the rest is history. Since then, Crocs has cemented its position as both everyday wardrobe essential for women, men and kids, and cultural icon, thanks to collaborations with Balenciaga, Christopher Kane, Palace and more.
The Oslo-based label Crystal Haze is characterised by its use of semi-precious stones sought for their mood-boosting properties – think calming amethyst, soothing agate and enlivening citrine. The label’s signature charms can be suspended from a variety of necklace chains crafted by small-scale artisans in Greece and Turkey.
'Small and slow' London brand, Damson Madder's clothing is characterised by relaxed fits, feminine details and playful prints. Denim meets with ruffles, bows and embroidery, while cargo trousers might be rendered in an irreverent leopard print. Along with midi dresses, floral quilted jackets and oversized collar blouses, its gilets and long skirts are bestsellers.
Deadwood creates leather jackets with a difference. Using deadstock, recycled leather, and vegan plant-based leather alternatives made from cactus and mycelium, their colourful designs and playful cuts show that sustainability can be a creative force for good.
Deiji Studios offers effortlessly chic and sustainable clothing with a focus on organic cotton and timeless designs. From relaxed shirts and pants to midi and mini dresses, each piece exudes a laid-back elegance.
With modern silhouettes and fresh colours, Denimist delivers more than just denim. Oversized cuts meet relaxed tailoring in contemporary wardrobe essentials from everyday jeans, carpenter pants, shorts and skirts to jackets and shirts, in cotton to corduroy.
Renowned for its iconic wrap dresses and signature prints, Diane von Furstenberg founded her eponymous label in 1972. Now, DVF has expanded to a full collection of ready-to-wear and accessories for women, with bold and exuberant prints and flattering silhouettes at their core.
Dôen's dresses, tops and other womenswear capture the spirit of California with a vintage soul - think floaty fabrics, poetic silhouettes, and subtle strength. Designed by women, for women, each piece brings an air of understated romance to the everyday.
Think Sicilian lace, hourglass silhouettes and a big dose of grandezza, and you have the most glamorous of fashion houses. Dolce&Gabbana offers a fresh perspective on Italian heritage, modelled on the designers’ idea of the Mediterranean woman – strong, feminine and exuberant. With striking silhouettes and rich fabrics, it's synonymous with luxury and romance, from iconic corset tops and lace dresses to retro sunglasses.
Los Angeles-based Donni redefines laid-back luxury. Known for its cosy, thoughtfully designed pieces, it combines comfort with effortless style. From soft scarves to relaxed silhouettes, each item is crafted with a focus on quality and versatility, perfect for everyday wear with a touch of elevated ease.
Dr. Martens boots and shoes have been worn by workers (for whom they were originally designed), as well as rebels, non-conformists and free-thinking individuals of all types for over five decades. They're as popular now as ever, with their iconic status and affordability guaranteeing them a place in our wardrobes for years to come.
Belgian designer, Dries Van Noten launched his first menswear line in the late 1980s, based on unassuming textures, layering, and art-inspired prints. Today, his ready-to-wear womenswear collections espouse an affinity for colour, print and texture, sculptural forms and rich fabrics, in dresses to suits and footwear to knitwear.
Quietly and inherently considered, Eileen Fisher used sustainable materials and non-traditional models long before they captured the zeitgeist. The American brand specialises in simple, timeless shapes that are inclusive by design.
Mixing influences from Mesopotamia to Marrakech, Palermo and Damascus, Emporio Sirenuse - an offshoot of Amalfi Coast hotel, Le Sirenuse - offers a fresh, nuanced, romantic take on Positano’s legendary dolce vita, in a small, carefully curated collection of beachwear and resortwear.
Unexpected proportions, playful silhouettes and a focus on shape, comfort and texture, gives Entire Studios a unique blend of originality and longevity. A sophisticated palette of natural tones gives its jersey dresses, down jackets and cotton hoodies a refined feel, elevating it above simple athleisure wear and towards quiet luxury.
London-based designer Erdem Moralioglu’s combines classic silhouettes with modern floral prints and contemporary details, in dresses, tailoring and shoes that never fail to impress.
French label Eres has been making luxury lingerie and swimwear for over 50 years. Combining classic, flattering cuts with of-the-moment prints, fabrics and design details, the sculpting silhouettes and elegant beach and activewear are investments worth making.
A lover of travel and culture, Gimmo Etro sought to translate exotic beauty into textiles, and Etro was born. Ready to wear collections include dresses, shirts, jackets and bags, all instantly recognisable by their vibrant prints and paisleys, and luxurious fabrics, from silk and linen to cashmere, leather and suede.
The concept is refreshingly simple, yet surprisingly revolutionary: every piece made in a single size. Amsterdam-based extreme cashmere wants everybody to find the right shape for their body and style, rather than looking at size. The result is a wide collection of genderless, one-size cardigans, sweaters, dresses and other clothing, in colours ranging from subtle neutrals to vibrant tones.
Faithfull was established in 2012 by two friends, the Australian Sarah-Jane Abrahams and Norwegian Helle Them-Enger. Their friendship allows them to fuse Scandinavian simplicity with the Australian laid-back spirit.
Farm Rio's vibrant colours, exuberant prints and playful aesthetic bring the energy of Brazil's capital city to an international audience. From dresses to jumpsuits and matching sets, and through collabs with Adidas, Havaianas and Yawanawa, the B Corp's pieces are a shortcut to tropical summer style, wherever you are.
Blending retro nostalgia with clean lines, Australian swimwear brand FELLA creates flattering, uplifting swimwear for all women, with a range of fits to suit all shapes and tastes. Find bikini tops, bottoms and one-pieces in vibrant colours and dynamic prints, to mix or match.
Fendi founded in 1925 is globally known for unabashed extravagance. Under the direction of Karl Lagerfeld it developed glamorous womens wear and classically tailored menswear. It consistently produces some of the most sought after ‘it bags’. See them in Vogue and Grazia amongst many others.
Deliberately limited to organic cotton basics and nothing else, Flore Flore's world is one of contemporary minimalism. Consciously understated, with a meticulous attention to detail, its flattering long and short sleeved t-shirts, tanks, bodies and dresses are produced in Portugal by a family-owned factory run by a mother-daughter duo.
Promising playful personality and bold femininity, Florere dresses, blouses, knitwear and jumpsuits elevate seasonal wardrobes with vibrant colour, fresh prints and dynamic silhouettes, for weddings through to everyday dressing.
Based in sun-soaked Los Angeles, For Love & Lemons embraces bold silhouettes and delicate fabrics. From floral-print lace dresses to corset tops and feminine knits, collections are romantic yet confident, playful and free-spirited.
It all started with one good pair of jeans – Le Skinny de Jeanne. The super-flattering style was soon spotted on supermodels like Miranda Kerr and Karlie Kloss, and the brand blew up. Today, Frame Denim focuses on flawless design with a European aesthetic – the French “dressed up casual” has become the label’s DNA.
Frankie's Bikinis is everything you'd expect from a swimwear line born in Malibu. From hippy-chic fringing and crochet to barely-there bikinis and swimsuits straight out of body-beautiful LA, this is beachwear that embodies the sun-drenched days and laid back lifestyles of SoCal.
From flowing maxi dresses to ethereal white tops, Free People's aesthetic embodies feminine style with a contemporary spirit. Cargo trousers meet cotton Broderie Anglaise bralettes, vintage florals and handcrafted detailing like crochet, lace, smocking and embroidery, in everyday pieces made for summer.
The mindset on making a unique ski brand Since 1952, Fusalp stands for a unique silhouette, French chic elegance, as well as sportive. The idea is to combine performance with a comfortable fit without scarifying the style.
Ganni’s distinctive yet wearable collections are driven by how the creative director herself wants to dress, lending everything an easy, organic feel. With a perfect blend of femininity and cool - and reasonable prices - this is one to bookmark.
Ghost London has been producing collections with a romantic and feminine feel for three decades. A go-to for occasionwear (and extra special dresses), the iconic British brand transcends ages, tastes and shapes with effortless silhouettes, beautiful prints, and vintage-inspired detailing.
Since making its debut in September 2006, Gianvito Rossi has become a staple brand in the luxury shoe space. Headed up by its namesake, Rossi champions elegance and faultless Italian craftsmanship over fussy embellishment, making it a go-to for shoes that quietly make a statement.
With its haute couture roots and now under creative director Sarah Burton, Givenchy is one of fashion's most sought-after brands, whether it's leather bags and boots, elegant tailoring and evening dresses or luxury casual wear.
English heritage sportswear brand Gola is synonymous with British style. Made famous by its iconic Harrier trainers and logo messenger bag in the 1960s and 1970s, its trainers for women and men feature the same clean lines and retro styling, updated with new colour combinations and recycled materials.
Good American designs jeans, bodysuits, swimwear and other everyday basics for women with body positivity and inclusivity in mind. Sizes run from 4 to 28, and pieces are shown on different sized models. The B-Corp certified brand was created by Khloe Kardashian and Emma Grede.
Hottest heritage brand on the fashion radar right now, Gucci is redefining modern luxury under new creative director Alessandro Michele’s visionary command. See the collection in Vogue, Tatler and many others.
HAI is known for its timeless yet distinctive wardrobe staples, characterised by minimal silhouettes, bold colour and playful, unexpected details. Thoughtful capsules comprise durable silk dresses, skirts, shirts and trousers, complemented by velvet bags, suede and satin shoes, pearl jewellery and fluffy knitwear.
Heritage brand Halston’s glamorous, era-defining dresses and jumpsuits are synonymous with the ‘70s and the New York disco scene. Now, under Robert Rodriguez, it has a new generation of fans, who have discovered its party-perfect asymmetric, draped and ruched designs, in acid-bright colours.
Re-launched in 2007, without its legendary namesake at the creative helm, Helmut Lang's signature style remains a blend of modernity and sophistication. Defined by minimalist designs, elevated fabrics, and sleek silhouettes, from tailored blazers to asymmetric dresses, each piece is crafted with precision and attention to detail.
Hestra is the gold standard when it comes to gloves. Made in Sweden for over 80 years and designed to withstand Scandinavian winters, its gloves and mittens for women, men and children are designed to keep hands and fingers warm and comfortable whatever the weather.
Quintessentially British brand Hobbs offers affordable luxury for modern women. From tailored dresses to relaxed coatigans, you’ll find polished everyday staples alongside standout event pieces.
Hoka delivers premium running shoes, trail shoes and performance sneakers designed for maximum cushioning, comfort and speed. Combining innovative technology with lightweight design, Hoka trainers for women and men are loved by athletes, everyday runners and style lovers alike.
Founded in 2012 by siblings Susanne & Andreas Holzweiler, Norwegian fashion house Holzweiler fuses seamless design with effortless functionality. Focused on creating timeless pieces, the brand draws inspiration from art, architecture, nature and contemporary culture.
An independent brand with an original vision, House of Sunny creates alternative, everyday pieces imbued with a timeless free spirit. It identifies as a slow fashion label, with just two seasonal drops a year and a low-waste ethos.
British heritage brand Hunter was known for its wellies long before Kate Moss wore a pair to Glastonbury in 2005. But her endorsement made them a staple of every festival dressing guide. With their adjustable fit, different lengths and range of colours, they're still the original and best, whether for muddy fields or city puddles.
Hunza G channels retro glamour with a modern twist. From bikinis to figure-flattering one-pieces - in its iconic crinkle fabric - each piece radiates effortless chic. Embracing inclusivity and body positivity, expect timeless swimwear that's as comfortable as it is stylish.
Ileana Makri's fine jewellery is inspired by her fascination with nature and symbolism. Alongside her best-selling Snake collection, her Evil Eye pieces draw on her Greek heritage. Exquisite earrings, rings, necklaces and bracelets are rendered in 18 carat white and yellow gold, silver and precious gemstones, making them true investment pieces, as well as works of art.
Inner Realm combines retro prints, elegant colours, flattering shapes and high-performance fabrics to create feminine surf and swim collections that empower women in and out of the sea. Find relaxed board shorts and bralette tops alongside sporty neoprene vests and surf suits made for long days in the water.
With a rock ‘n’ roll aesthetic and insouciant attitude, IRO masters French casual for cool kids. Collections feature a mix of feminine and masculine styles, with a focus on high-quality fabrics and unique details. From leather jackets and distressed denim to flowy dresses and tailored blazers, everything is designed with a contemporary aesthetic in mind, for fashion-forward women who want to stand out from the crowd.
Isabel Marant is the cool girl's go-to for Parisian insouciance. Effortlessly hip with a touch of bohemian chic, her signature trophy jackets, laid-back knits and striking accessories are the uniform of models, fashion editors and style-setters alike.
Essentially pared back and minimalist, self-taught French designer Simon Porte Jacquemus pairs tradition and modernity with playful irreverence. Classic references meet with unexpected proportions and distinctive details, in collections that are youthful, fresh, yet with a timeless elegance.
Jennifer Gibson curates one-of-a-kind vintage costume jewellery from designers like Dior, Miu Miu and Givenchy, and any other unnamed designers that catch her expert eye. From necklaces to earrings, bracelets, rings and brooches, each piece is hand picked and exquisitely preserved.
With a minimal approach, Jil Sander’s sophisticated collections combine luxurious fabrics with impeccable silhouettes. From cotton and cashmere midi and maxi dresses, silk and satin shirts to leather sandals and boots, expect timeless pieces with an understated luxury.
Being drawn to colors and fibers lured Johanna to take an interest into textiles and their transformation. Elegance and femininity shining at its’ best is what characterizes the woman of Johanna Ortiz, as well as an invite to have fun with prêt-à-porter.
Air Jordan trainers were first designed for basketball superstar Michael Jordan in the 80s - famously the most lucrative sports sponsorship deal in history. High top, mid top or low rise, the cult classic sneakers are as popular now as ever, owing their long-lasting appeal to their wearability and aesthetics, as much as their comfort and 'bounce'.
Early pioneers of simple, refined, practical style, JOSEPH continues to be a leading light in contemporary design. Signature pieces like trousers and knitwear are continuously refined to stay true to the Joseph aesthetic of simplicity, fit and quality, while seasonal additions ensure the brand keeps pace with modern wardrobes.
J.W.Anderson experiments with shape, texture and colour to create pieces that are both playful and sophisticated, artistic yet wearable. With a focus on quality and craftsmanship, from oversized shirts to statement accessories, each piece is designed to challenge the norms of traditional fashion, and blur the boundaries between menswear and womenswear.
Born and bred in England, Karen Millen is known globally for creating beautifully-crafted fashion for confident women who know their own style. From perfectly cut dresses to supple leather jackets, collections are curated to incorporate trend-led styles and investment pieces to love forever.
Founded in 1970 by Japanese-born Kenzo Takada, Kenzo combines a bold and playful energy with a minimalist sensibility, to create a unique, eclectic aesthetic. Known for its iconic tiger motif, vibrant colours and patterns, statement dresses, oversized sweatshirts and playful accessories bring a sense of fun experimentation to everyday dressing.
Pronounced ‘Kate’, New York-based Khaite’s ready-to-wear collections are characterised by the kind of contradictions that epitomise the city it hails from. Everyday pieces are realised in exquisite materials; classic luxury elements reworked with a modern twist. Running through them all is a simplicity and a sensuality that makes them unquestionably covetable.
Milan-based La DoubleJ - named after its founder, journalist JJ Martin - is known for its maximalist aesthetic and bold use of colour and print. Vintage patterns sourced from Italy's top textile archives are brought to life on fine silks and cottons across women's ready-to-wear, accessories, and homeware, all crafted in Italy.
Founded by tennis champion René Lacoste in the 1930s, the French brand is best known for pioneering the polo shirt. Today, Lacoste spans ready-to-wear, footwear and accessories, recognised globally by its signature crocodile logo.
Brooklyn-based Lauren Manoogian’s collections are underpinned by her long-standing commitment to sustainability and craftsmanship. She favours natural dyes and materials, and works closely with Peruvian artisans to create subtle, elevated essentials focused on her twin areas of expertise, knitwear and accessories.
With a long and illustrious history that stretches back over a century (and includes Coco Chanel, who used the innovative Kashmir goat hair fabric for her first suit collection), Le Kasha’s contemporary range also uses organic linen and silk, in elegant, minimal pieces with modern-day relevance.
Inspired by the spirit of adventure and the rich cultural patchwork of the Silk Route, Le Monde Beryl is a new take on the classic Venetian gondolier’s slipper. Le Monde Beryl combines exotic fabrics and intricate embellishments with a contemporary design language to create slippers that are elegant, yet effortless and highly versatile.
Born and bred in Australia, Le Specs brings elegance and playfulness in equal measure, for sunglasses with a timeless, vintage aesthetic, that effortlessly complement modern wardrobes.
The Lemaire wardrobe is designed to be modular, with supple silhouettes and a soft colour palette allowing outfits to be restyled and accented over time. Collections are produced in Europe, Turkey and Morocco. Bags and leather goods are made in Spain and Italy, where a collaborative effort with artisans has brought novel approaches to age-old techniques.
Leo Lin's bold, feminine dresses combine tailored silhouettes with extravagant details to create a unique expression of contemporary glamour. Full skirts and fitted bodices meet flamboyant prints, exaggerated shapes and revealing cuts, in stand-out investment pieces that marry luxury with modernity.
The oldest (and probably best-known) denim brand in the world continues to stay relevant with affordable collections for women, children and men that combine heritage with innovation, and improving sustainability with fibres like hemp and recycled materials.
Lido, an independent Venice-based swimwear brand, is celebrated for its blend of classic style and contemporary design. With a focus on sustainability and Italian craftsmanship, each piece is made from high-quality, eco-responsible fabrics. Lido's timeless, minimalist silhouettes are designed for comfort, functionality, and effortless elegance.
While still renowned for its expertly crafted leather goods, including its now-iconic origami-inspired puzzle fold bags, Loewe's range has grown to include a wide range of innovative luxury accessories and ready-to-wear collections that have captured the zeitgeist, including collaborations like Loewe X On Running.
Loulou De Saison was created by influencer, Chloé Harrouche. From luxurious cashmere sweaters to effortless knitted dresses, shearling coats, tailored separates and statement leather pieces, colourful yet sophisticated pieces are inspired by a Parisian joie de vivre.
South Korean brand LVIR’s oversized silhouettes and timeless neutral tones have an understated but unmistakeable luxury. Expect elegant wool knitwear, elevated faux-leather, suede and shearling jackets and coats, knitted dresses and tailoring, to wear season after season.
Magda Butrym combines luxury fabrics, bold colours and feminine details to create stand-out womenswear with striking silhouettes and a modern aesthetic, from dresses and jackets to shoes and jackets.
Maison Margiela is known for its avant-garde designs and thoughtful craftsmanship. With a focus on deconstruction and reinvention, its collections offer a unique perspective on modern femininity. From oversized blazers to sculptural dresses, every Maison Margiela piece is a work of art that will elevate your wardrobe.
Marrying everyday luxury with a nonchalant elegance, Maje helped popularise the now-iconic 'French' look, and continues to be a touchstone for effortless Parisian style.
Best known for its Maureen, Norah and Maisie pumps, mules and ballet flats, Malone Souliers has built up a cult following of devotees to its curved profiles and signature double straps. In classic black, gold or on-point colour, they're the perfect special occasion or elevated everyday shoe (and even better when they're on sale).
Mango's astute take on trends and wardrobe staples has made it a favourite for refined but affordable investment pieces and elevated everyday essentials for women, men and kids, from dresses and faux fur jackets to shoes and bags.
The diffusion line from Isabel Marant excels in the kind of effortlessly feminine yet edgy pieces the Parisian designer made her name with. From printed midi dresses to ruffled blouses, sweatshirts to boxy jackets and cosy, on-point knitwear, collections are anchored in the maison’s vision of a contemporary capsule for real life.
Marine Serre’s critically-acclaimed collections have a cult following. A completely new, radically independent brand, with a hybrid mixture of classic French couture shapes, sportswear references and fabrics, the brand pioneers the production of new garments based on end-of-life materials.
One of Italy’s most treasured labels, Marni's eclectic combination of tradition and experimentation creates collections that celebrate individuality. Their avant-garde spirit dictates their aesthetic and today, with creative director Francesco Risso, last seen at Prada, the house is ready to write a new chapter.
Putting a minimalist, luxe aesthetic and impeccable fit at the forefront of her designs, Polish-born Maria Dobrzanska Reeves has created a boutique swimwear brand that epitomises poolside chic.
Mateo New York jewellery is the creation of self-taught, Jamaican-born designer, Matthew Harris. Using precious metals, diamonds and gemstones, he draws inspiration from modern art to create fine jewellery for modern women, from elevated everyday pearl earrings to gem-encrusted rings.
Minimal yet unmistakably feminine, Matteau brings its simple yet considered ethos to a streamlined selection of swimwear, dresses and relaxed tailoring. Combining modern silhouettes with classic references and romantic details, pieces are designed to outlast seasons and trends, and last a lifetime.
Italian fashion house Max Mara is a cornerstone of ready-to-wear luxury, from coats and dresses to handbags and sunglasses. It's known for its tailored silhouettes, sumptuous fabrications and couture details.
Founded by Clare Hornby in 2009, ME+EM offer what they like to call “intelligent clothes for now, this season and beyond”. Always flattering and timeless, their pieces are created to look good when styled together, and that includes their essential Breton tops, shirts and palazzo trousers.
Launched in 1999 by model-turned-designer, Melissa Odabash, the swimwear label has built a reputation with its glamorous, flattering designs. With a focus on a sculpted silhouettes and luxurious fabrics, the brand is all about taking high fashion to the beach, from swimwear to stylish cover-ups and accessories.
With an innovative approach to both design and production, Miista creates original, luxury shoes at a democratic price, without sacrificing ethics and the environment. Founded and designed in London and proudly handmade in Spain, its shoes are wearable works of art, crafted to last.
Three friends shared a vision of relaxed glamour, and Mint Velvet was born. With their winning formula of effortless shapes, flattering fits and contemporary relevance, they take seasonal trends and translate them into wearable everyday collections that inspire and empower, with a through line of affordable luxury.
Missoma came of age in the same era as Instagram, becoming a cult favourite with early influencers for its photogenic layering pieces. Now, the demi-fine jewellery brand is addressing its sustainability. A member of the Responsible Jewellery Council, it is increasing its use of responsibly-sourced and recycled materials, with a focus on independently-audited, artisan production, responsible packaging and a carbon offsetting programme.
Missoni is credited with changing knitwear with the innovative techniques and passion for colour and texture that enabled the label's signature zigzag patterns. Founded in 1953, the legendary family brand became synonymous with bohemian elegance, and a globetrotting glamour still runs through its collections today, from dresses and swimwear to sweaters and accessories.
“Rather than being young, Miu Miu is immediate.” Miuccia’s vision for Prada’s hipper sister is instinctive and spontaneous. With an independent and creative spirit, Miu Miu is all about utilitarian, feminine and fresh offerings, often delivered with contradictions and surprises, with a through line of luxury.
The more-accessible diffusion line from Maison Margiela presents the brand’s singular aesthetic, through a younger and more playful lens. From oversized sweatshirts to statement accessories, MM6 presents a fresh, bold take on modern dressing.
Famous for its goose-down jacket, Moncler has expanded its range to include pieces that work on the street, blurring the lines between ski and après-ski fashion with everyday puffers and gilets, sunglasses and moonboots, bags and beanie hats.
Monica Vinader’s luxurious but accessible pieces are beloved worldwide for their understated aesthetic. Born in San Sebastian, Spain, Monica is an artist, adventurer and designer. Her pieces are now made using only recycled gold and silver and sustainably sourced gemstones, diamonds and pearls.
The original Moon Boot's lunar landing-inspired design and high spec snow-proofing made it a fashion icon in the early '70s. Blurring the lines between street wear and apres-ski, the warm, waterproof and instantly recognisable boots are still the winter boot of choice, for style-conscious skiers to city-dwellers.
Focusing on craftsmanship, detail and fabric, Nanushka builds an elegant, modern wardrobe informed by travel, innovation and heritage. The brand’s commitment to sustainability includes 100% sustainably-sourced products by 2025.
A classic on the sportswear scene, New Balance recently re-emerged as a fashion must-have, in particular its 9060, 530, 574 and Aimé Leon Dore collab versions, with the 740s predicted to be the latest sellout style.
Founded by a track athlete and his coach back in 1964, the global footwear brand is now as ubiquitous on the street as the running track. As well as high-performance sportswear, Nike trainers - instantly recognisable by their swoosh - now have a spot in most women’s wardrobes, with each new style vying for cult status.
With an elevated, everyday aesthetic, Nili Lotan counts Gigi Hadid and Kim Kardashian as fans of her relaxed but polished New York label. Cotton-terry and velvet track pants, cashmere sweaters, jersey dresses and elegant blazers exude a quiet luxury.
Nobody’s Child focuses on more-responsible materials to create its fun, free-spirited dresses, co-ords, swimwear and separates, including a collaboration with Fearne Cotton. On a mission to revolutionise affordable fashion, over 90% of its 2022 collection was made using responsible fabrics and its goal is to reach 100%.
Nudie Jeans is the Swedish denim brand that has been doing sustainability properly since before it was fashionable. Built on a commitment to organic cotton, transparent supply chains and a repair-first philosophy, every pair comes with free repairs for life. The jeans themselves are the real deal, too: raw, unwashed selvedge denim that ages beautifully and improves with every wear.
Designed in Milan, Off-White’s collections for women and men celebrate and elevate streetwear with technical expertise. Founded by the late Virgil Abloh, a trained architect, artist, musician and former creative director at Louis Vuitton, Bella Hadid and Kendall Jenner were early fans, helping the label achieve cult status.
On Running's now-famous Cloud trainers brought the feeling of weightless movement to athletes and everyday runners alike, whether for road running, hiking, or everyday wear, alongside a range of complementary clothing and accessories and collaborations like Loewe X On.
With an expert eye for tailoring, Oscar Jacobson offers a sophisticated collection of clothing and accessories for men. From impeccably crafted suits to stylish outerwear, this distinguished brand bridges classic design with contemporary style, epitomising refinement and impeccable craftsmanship for modern gentlemen.
Otiumberg’s modern, minimal jewellery is as ethically and responsibly-sourced as possible (the company has a thorough and transparent approach to sustainability), and its understated but exquisitely-made pieces are conceived to be worn every day.
Before she launched PAIGE - the first woman-led premium denim label - in 2004, Paige Adams-Geller was the denim industry’s go-to fit model. An instant hit, with Rosie Huntington-Whiteley and Alessandra Ambrosio among fans of its flattering silhouettes, from super skinny to hip flares, it now includes dresses and other relaxed everyday essentials.
Launched by an alumnus of Moncler, Palm Angels blends elements of SoCal street and activewear with tailoring and luxe details. Moncler-grade puffer jackets, embroidered logo T-shirts and tank tops, track pants and joggers meet cropped cotton shirting and crisp pleated minis, for a fresh take on 90s sports luxe.
Describing itself as a materials science company on a mission to save the environment, using smart technology and as many sustainable and recyclable elements as possible to create a thoughtful collection of wardrobe essentials, Pangaia offers a compelling blueprint for the future of fashion, and an excellent source of casual everyday elements from t-shirts to denim.
Pascale Monvoison’s fine jewellery combines precious metals and gemstones to unique effect, drawing on diverse cultural inspiration to create pieces that are both unmistakably luxurious, and with a clear bohemian spirit.
Patagonia started small, making tools for climbers. Now, it makes clothes for outdoor adventures from trail-running to skiing and uses its voice to campaign for the protection of nature. Patagonia itself has taken impressive steps to reduce its environmental impact and set a goal for complete carbon neutrality by 2025.
Jean Patou was one of fashion’s most revered couturiers, and Patou’s contemporary collections capture the elegance and luxury of its Paris birthplace, but with a relaxed aesthetic suited to modern day lifestyles. Think feminine dresses, impeccable tailoring and luxurious leather accessories.
From a humble warehouse errand-runner in the sixties, Paul Smith became one of fashion’s shining stars. His emblematic brand has grown into a premium British designer label for women, men and children, with a classic aesthetic that begins and ends with menswear.
Phase Eight has grown from a small London boutique to a global name, thanks to its approachable day looks and fresh takes on classic pieces. Alongside its latest additions, from occasion wear to bridal and plus size, expect sophisticated dresses and work wear, rich textures and feminine finishes that transcend seasonal trends.
Few designers have shaped the way women dress quite like Phoebe Philo. First at Chloé, then most memorably at Céline, she set a new standard for considered, intelligent dressing with clean lines, exceptional fabric and a complete absence of noise. Her own label, launched in 2023, picks up exactly where that left off. Quietly uncompromising, the clothes are architectural without being cold, minimal without being empty, for women who know exactly what they want.
Pleats Please is a womenswear line from Japanese fashion house Issey Miyake, and the clue is in the name. Using a signature technique where garments are sewn into shape before being pleated, the pieces are lightweight, wrinkle-resistant and packable, making them as practical as they are striking.
Polo distils the all-American glamour and upbeat style of Ralph Lauren into more relaxed, preppy pieces for downtime, weekends and holidays, for men and women. From iconic polo shirts and rugby sweaters to effortless tailoring, dresses, knitwear, denim and organic cotton tracksuits and loungewear, it all comes with the signature Ralph Lauren look.
With a focus on bold silhouettes and unexpected details, Prada epitomises timeless elegance with a contemporary twist, setting trends and redefining sophistication for the modern era. An emblem of luxury and innovation, each piece showcases impeccable craftsmanship and cutting-edge design, from iconic handbags to avant-garde runway collections.
Combining British heritage with a downtown New York aesthetic, rag & bone creates wearable pieces for men and women. Jeans and tailoring are the brand’s mainstay, with pared-back but elevated daily essentials, from cotton slub t-shirts to cashmere cardigans, Breton knits and suede jackets, added into the mix. Expect clean, relaxed silhouttes and high-quality materials.
Inspired by Scandinavian design heritage as well as weather, RAINS succeeded in making rainwear fashionable. With their minimal aesthetic, sophisticated colours and impeccable waterproofing, the Danish brand’s backpacks, jackets and bags make rainy days something to celebrate, not avoid.
The Lauren brand is synonymous with classic American design. Casual sporty looks combined with loose-fitting, flowing evening gowns make for the perfect mix. Think of glitz and glamour fused with a sense of the Hamptons' summer breezes.
From classic tailoring to everyday essentials, sophisticated evening dresses and collectible leather bags, Ralph Lauren Collection distils the ethos of Ralph Lauren into ready-to-wear collections that balance timeless quality and modern relevance.
Australian designer Rebecca Vallance creates show-stopping dresses with all the hallmarks of vintage glamour. From mini dresses with huge bows to velvet and sequinned midi dresses and bridal gowns with fishtail skirts and feather trims, these are investment pieces for life’s most memorable occasions.
Reebok aims to empower everyone to achieve their best – physically, mentally and socially. With community at the root of everything they do, collaborations with contemporary designers from Vetements to Victoria Beckham continue to reinforce the iconic brand's status, both in and out of the gym.
Long before it became fashionable, Reformation made sustainability cool, with limited collections of dresses, ethically-made in LA with ‘deadstock’ material. They’re still leading change, promising to be climate positive by 2025.
REISS celebrates classic style with a directional approach and a permanent focus on craftsmanship. Head here for sharp workwear with desk-to-dinner potential, and statement-making occasion wear.
Remain excels in elevated, everyday essentials with a focus on high quality materials. Combining core classics with sportswear influences and playful elements, the resulting collections are relaxed, wearable, and quietly contemporary.
Fiercely independent and quietly opulent, René Caovilla is one of Italy's most storied luxury footwear houses, where shoemaking meets jewellery-making. Intricate beading, delicate lacework and hand-applied embellishments are its signatures - the legacy of a family craft stretching back to early twentieth century Venice.
Rhythm's style-conscious surf and swimwear collections combine aesthetics and performance for beautiful bodies. Uplifting colours, tropical prints and cheeky cuts are made to stand out, pre- and post-swim.
Rick Owens' unique aesthetic blends grunge, glam rock and minimalism in unconventional collections that bring drama and avant garde energy to everyday pieces, from shoes and boots to leather jackets and dresses.
Independent London brand RIXO is loved for its flattering, feminine, easy-to-wear dresses and unique, vintage-inspired prints, from leopard print to starry constellations. From midi, mini and maxi dresses to tops, blouses, knitwear and sleepwear, its pieces are never mass produced and all share a trademark eclectic, vintage charm.
Serbian-born designer Roksanda Ilincic is known for her striking and sophisticated dresses, featuring bold embellishments and a dynamic use of colour.
Former model Rosetta Getty’s successful foray into design is all about combining her feminine silhouettes with a tomboy aesthetic. The result is a collection that is at once casual and elegant.
Rotate blends the coolness of Copenhagen with feminine, vintage-inspired designs. Collections incorporate references from 80s evening wear to 90s streetwear, to create statement mini and midi dresses and everyday separates, characterised by bold prints and playful silhouettes.
A luxury brand offering bespoke, made-to-order clothing for women, Safiyaa creates striking silhouettes in luxe fabrics and rich colours, elevated by artisanal craftsmanship, to create demi-couture collections for day to night.
Yves Saint Laurent was the first couture house to introduce the concept of luxury ready-to-wear. Today, the iconic label is fronted by Anthony Vaccarello, who aims to explore Saint Laurent’s early years through his creations.
A ski brand first and foremost, Saloman's high-performance trail running sneakers and hiking shoes have successfully made the transition from specialist outdoor wear to must-have trainers, for style-conscious outdoor adventurers and city-dwellers alike.
Saloni Lodha was brought up in India but has lived in Hong Kong, Seoul and London. Her brand is a reflection of this diverse background, with collections imbued with a playful and effortless elegance, vivid prints and vibrant colours.
Samsøe Samsøe’s effortless printed dresses, minimal tailoring and utilitarian basics are modern essentials. With the perfect blend of contemporary design and classic timelessness, its pieces will lift your everyday wardrobe in a subtle, uniquely Scandinavian, way.
For Parisian chic with a contemporary edge, Sandro hits the spot. A finely-honed vintage aesthetic meets up-to-the-minute modernity in feminine dresses, relaxed tailoring, elevated knitwear and luxury everyday essentials.
Less well known that some other brands with a similar legacy, Saucony has been making running shoes for over a century, starting from a local factory in the Boston suburbs. Fashion meets function in colourful, multi-textured trainers for modern lifestyles.
Sea brings a fresh, feminine take to everyday dressing, blending vintage-inspired charm with relaxed tailoring. Designed in New York, its romantic silhouettes, pretty details and effortless aesthetic feel both timeless and contemporary, elevating modern staples with an artisanal touch.
Chloé’s younger sister delivers the same modern romantic aesthetic as the main label, with a fresh twist. Expect feminine details, timeless basics and contemporary prints, finished with irreverent touches. The result is a playful Parisian-chic wardrobe in soft colours, accented with textural details.
Self-Portrait is all about creating feminine clothes, embellished with lace, leather and details that reveal their street style influences. Their collection of cool modern classics spans tailoring to accessories, but it's the dresses that steal the show.
Sensi Studio promotes traditional craftsmanship with artisan-made panama hats and straw totes, summery printed dresses and relaxed trousers. Its laidback sensibility makes it a favourite for holiday wardrobes with a timeless, bohemian aesthetic.
Known for his intricate lace work, architectural silhouettes, and luxurious materials, Jonathan Simkhai's designs are effortlessly chic and sophisticated. From dresses and bustier tops to tailoring, each piece is designed to flatter and accentuate the female form, with a focus on quality and craftsmanship.
Irish-born designer Simone Rocha creates clothes with a strong sense of femininity. From midi dresses and t-shirts to knitwear and coats, collections are defined by a fresh, cool approach to fabrics and materials, for pieces that are playful yet confident, practical but interesting.
A contemporary European label based in London, Sister Jane combines current trends with its own whimsical eccentricity. Capsule collections are available for a limited time, giving every piece an exclusive element, while decorative collars and floral prints give dresses, blouses and jackets a cottage core aesthetic.
Kim Kardashian's hugely successful range has set a new standard for lingerie and basics. Find sculpting shapewear, minimal bodysuits and everyday underwear in a range of shades to match all skin tones, alongside soft loungewear, ribbed jersey dresses and understated pyjamas in a sophisticated colour palette.
Parisian women’s clothing and accessories brand, Soeur creates timeless yet relevant wardrobe staples. Pared-back silhouettes with flattering fits, sophisticated prints and playful colour combinations are quietly luxurious, with considered shapes and subtle but distinctive details that elevate them above the ordinary.
Made using quick drying fabrics woven in France, Spain and Italy, Solid & Striped swim and resort-wear are modern beach essentials with an effortless vibe, designed with a vibrant spirit and a care for the body.
Sophie Buhai’s everyday jewellery stands out in a sea of mass-produced sameness. Collections express modernist sensibilities through a contemporary lens, in hoop and drop earrings, necklaces, bracelets and rings made with gold, pearls and unexpected semi-precious stones like onyx, jade and jasper, sculpted into wearable works of art.
Julien Martinez’ leather sandals, shoes and boots are designed in Paris and handcrafted in Spain by skilled artisans. The curved heels, platform soles and braided leather of his most-loved Alicante gold mules and Chueca ankle boots reflect the marriage of strong Iberian character and Parisian finesse, that defines his highly sought-after collections.
With a focus on outerwear and bags, crafted mainly in leather but also suede, faux-fur and wool, this contemporary Scandinavian womenswear label places an emphasis on well-made, long-lasting pieces that will outlast seasonal trends.
STAUD was founded in downtown Los Angeles in 2015 by Sarah Staudinger and George Augusto. STAUD is a ready to wear line offering chic essentials and stand-alone pieces designed and created in downtown LA.
Stella is a girl’s girl, visible in designs that embrace femininity from a variety of different and subtle angles. One of the first conspicuously fur- and leather-free brands, Stella McCartney sets design and animal welfare on an equal footing, with unshakeable standards for both.
Inspired by the legacy of vintage denim and Creative Director, Sonia Mosseri’s mantra, ‘Let the process dictate the design’, each pair of Still Here jeans is characterised by handwork of some kind, from its signature hand-painted stripes, to embroidery or appliqué.
Danish designer Stine Goya has carved a niche with her colourful rejection of the familiar tropes of tasteful Scandinavian minimalism, underpinned by flattering cuts and high-quality fabrics. Sustainability is an important focus, with the ambition of at least 90% more-sustainable materials across the whole collection.
Sweaty Betty redefined activewear, shaking up a dull and uninspiring scene by combining bold, dynamic designs with technical performance to create pieces women wanted to wear and be seen in, and helping to kick-start an athleisure trend that’s still going strong today.
Copenhagen-based Tekla makes textiles for sleep, bath and living - including unisex sleepwear and Terry bathrobes - using certified organic and chemical-free cotton. Theirs is an understated aesthetic, with quality at its core, compatible with a buy less, but better approach.
The Teva Original came from humble beginnings - an old Velcro watch strap attached to a flip flop - but has grown into an icon that speaks to the masses.
As soon as they opened their doors in New York’s Lower East Side in 2014, The Frankie Shop became synonymous with smart, oversized suiting. Best known for their coveted jackets and blazers, their signature aesthetic plays out across a considered collection of modern wardrobe essentials, from dresses and knitwear to accessories.
The North Face is a respected outdoor brand that's as prevalent on city streets as mountain sides. With its winning combination of understated aesthetic combined with technical excellence, its minimal puffer jackets, fleeces, beanies and other outdoor active wear for women and men, are rugged enough for serious adventuring, and stylish enough for everyday wear.
With a taste for quiet luxury, siblings Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen founded The Row in 2007, with a nod to the tailoring heritage of London’s Savile Row. Today, the label focuses on minimalist pieces, fluid cuts and lavish textiles; high-end pieces for all-day opulence with a laid-back twist.
Activewear brand The Upside combines retro references with modern materials, for leisure wear that works pre, during and post-workout. From sports bras and running shorts to leggings, track pants, hoodies and sweatshirts, bold prints and bright colours keep things interesting.
Theory places a premium on cut and fabric quality, while the signature ‘stretch fit’ is at the heart of their collection of stylish wardrobe essentials for sophisticated urbanites. Find tailored blazers, cashmere blend jackets and trench coats and minimal dresses with considered details, in a pared-back colour palette.
Having founded Tibi in Hong Kong in 1997, designer Amy Smilovic returned to her New York roots in 2000 and set up her studio in a SoHo loft. The label’s eye-catching prints and unexpected colour combinations epitomise Manhattan cool.
Drawing from his experience at Gucci and Yves Saint Laurent, Tom Ford launched his eponymous luxury brand in 2005. The brand is renowned for its elegant, sexy, and timeless collections across fragrance, beauty, menswear, and womenswear. Tom Ford's vision is a fusion of classic style with modern sensibility.
Since 1985, Tommy Hilfiger has brought classic American style to the world, with its instantly recognisable preppy designs and iconic red, white and blue stripes. From dresses and denim to joggers, jackets, underwear and accessories, you’ll find elevated basics through to polished tailoring, including contemporary collaborations like Zendaya x Tommy Hilfiger.
Stockholm-based TOTEME is a style universe with a singular aesthetic. Inspired by women’s lives and needs, the ambition is to define a dress code and wardrobe that backs their purpose. The look is precise and considered, defined by distinct silhouettes, perfected cuts and elevated fabrics.
With a focus on feminine strength and natural beauty, Tove's designs are an ode to the modern woman. Each piece is a blend of understated luxury and functional sophistication, crafted from sustainable materials. Known for its minimalistic silhouettes and delicate detailing, its collections move seamlessly from day to night.
Created by an Australian on the shores of Southern California, UGG became a symbol for laid-back surf culture. Today, its iconic sheepskin boots and slippers, including the modern classic Bailey Bow, have become the cosy off-duty footwear of choice for women, men and kids worldwide.
Born and raised in Manhattan, Ulla Johnson honed her signature style in New York City. With a global influence, inspired by the travels of her archeologist parents, she brings craft and colour to the fore in bold, feminine pieces.
Founded in '60s Sweden, with a blend of urban style and comfort, Vagabond footwear stands out for its subtle aesthetic and focus on practicality. From sleek boots to casual sneakers, each pair reflects its Scandinavian design heritage, combining functionality with fashion-forward details.
Founded in 1960 and now headed by legendary creative director, Alessandro Michele, luxury Italian fashion house Valentino is synonymous with glamour, from richly embellished red carpet dresses to iconic bags and shoes.
Garavani is better known by his mononym, Valentino. From the signature Rockstud leather shoes to richly embellished dresses, knitwear, tailoring and separates, Valentino Garavani pieces are characterised by a bold and playful use of colour and pattern, with a through line of glamour and luxury.
In 1966, the Van Doren Rubber Company opened up for business in California. Within a few years, the whole skate culture adopted Vans shoe as their favourite brand and today Vans still represents a look that epitomizes the Southern California.
A cult destination for trainers, VEJA is a sustainability success story. Sourcing natural rubber directly from farmers in the Amazon rainforest, VEJA prides itself on transparency, fair trade practices and ecologically-minded agriculture, ‘infusing each stage of production with a positive impact’. Proof that style and a social conscience can co-exist.
Veronica Beard strikes the balance between classic and cool, reworking favourites silhouettes with unexpected elements. Tailored blazers and flowing maxi dresses meet romantic blouses, flattering jeans and sophisticated knitwear, in easy-to-wear pieces for every day of the week.
After launching his first collection in 1978, Gianni Versace quickly became a global fashion icon. The Versace brand is the symbol of Italian luxury, celebrated for its bold, sexy, and glamorous designs. It remains a leading fashion house, embodying empowering and sensual style.
Known for elegant dresses that look beautiful and feel comfortable, the Victoria Beckham label has evolved to include tailored ready-to-wear, leather bags and sunglasses. Her aesthetic is minimal and considered, yet playful, and undeniably feminine.
Contemporary fashion, understated in style, detailed in construction. Based in Southern California, Vince is best known for casual yet sophisticated staples made only with the finest fabrics.
Vivienne Westwood watches for women combine classic femininity with the late designer's trademark playfulness. In timeless gold and silver, find irreverent flourishes in tartan straps, hot pink watch faces and the brand's trademark orb charms.
With its combination of elevated loungewear and classic foundation pieces, WARDROBE.NYC creates understated, luxury capsule wardrobes for modern, urban women and men. From leggings, denim jackets and tank tops to oversized blazers, silk tops and minimal dresses, expect clean lines, luxurious materials and timeless colours.
Weekend Max Mara is a more casual version of its higher-end counterpart, centred on refined but relaxed iterations of coats, dresses and knitwear, in playful prints and fresh colours.
With its considered approach to each season’s key looks and refined interpretations of current trends, Whistles excels in high-quality design for every occasion and day of the week, from wedding guest dresses to work wear and relaxed off-duty staples.
Parisian brand, Zadig & Voltaire puts a luxury spin on the urban, rock ’n’ roll aesthetic, with tactile, delicate fabrics like cashmere, velvet and silk sitting alongside hard-wearing leather and denim.
Zimmermann's sophisticated femininity, bold colour combinations and original prints have made them dream holiday wishlist material. Ruffled dresses, tiered skirts and glamorous beachwear are the cornerstones of this Australian brand's resort-ready collections.