With its beginnings tracing back to 1947, Max Mara was founded by Achille Maramotti, who started his career that year as a couture designer. Four years later, he officially established the House of Max Mara; the name “Mara” stemming from his own surname, and “Max,” a reference to Count ... More

The Galleria Borghese in Rome has partnered with Fendi to launch the Caravaggio Research Institute, which will be dedicated to preserving and distributing the legacy and works of renowned Italian painter, Caravaggio. As part of the three-year-long partnership, a center for studies, diagnostics, and art history research will be made, ... More

Early on the Saturday morning following a lavish gala marking Bulgari’s new 5th Avenue outpost, Sofia Richie, who less than twelve hours before was swathed in high-octane diamonds, is rearing to go at a downtown Manhattan photo shoot. Outfitted in a black lace trimmed silk camisole, high-waisted jeans and ... More

La Ligne might be known for all things striped, but after years of having a style-crush on jewelry designer Jennifer Fisher—don’t we all—the brand has joined forces with the designer for a collaboration dipped in gold. For La Ligne’s first foray into jewelry, founders Meredith Melling, Molly Howard and ... More

Jeff Koons and Louis Vuitton are back for another art-inspired accessories collection, appropriately deemed the second chapter of “Masters,” their successful first collaboration. The latest line of handbags and wallets feature world-famous paintings, including Water Lilies by Claude Monet, The Triumph of Pan by Nicolas Poussin, Luncheon ... More

In the latest for brands who have fully embraced the shift to sustainability, Theory—known for its timeless, high quality clothes—has just announced its new environmental initiative: Good Wool. The Good Wool collection consists of lightweight, breathable wool with fibers sourced from a family-owned farm in Tasmania, Australia (a ... More

Two decades after she founded Agent Provocateur, Serena Rees has launched Les Girls Les Boys: a line of democratic intimates and layers inspired by the same young people she hopes to empower with her premier Fall/Winter 17 collection. “Brands are pushing an unrealistic sexualized image that’s unreachable by ... More

Despite the company’s rich history of tradition, Hermès’ revitalized approach to its iconic silk scarves is “out with the old and in with the new.” The traveling pop-up concept store, Hermèsmatic, aims to breathe life back into old scarves with their installations of mini-laundrettes, featuring washing machines ... More