What’s New

Alessio Bardelle
Architectural shapes and smart draping create contemporary clothing with a distinctive look. With Alessio you can make a wardrobe beyond seasonality while placing emphasis on personality.

La Milanesa bags
A Mexican textile designer whose family has roots in fashion that date back to 19th century. Josephine creates luxurious statement pieces that combine traditional-style craftsmanship with modern design sensibilities

Bize
With roots in Turkey, this family-run brand is unwavering in its commitment to creating designs that stand the test of time with a holistic approach to both production and design. Bize offers a refreshing take on luxury, seen through the discerning eye of an artist.

Patricia von Musulin
Patricia von Musulin is a pioneering jewelry designer known for her bold and innovative approach to accessories. Her work is recognized for its originality and is included in the permanent collections of prestigious institutions like The Metropolitan Museum of Art and The Boston Museum of Fine Arts. All her designs are manufactured in New York City.

Moyuru pursues Japanese beauty with the theme of contemporary sophistication.

Katerina Hovman. Designed in Hamburg. Made in Europe. To wear in the world.

Maria Calderara. The circle is a shape very dear to Maria and this is where this collection begins. 

Les Filles d’Ailleurs: romantique et fonctionnel.

Reiko Ishiyama: "When I was a child I played with grasses, stones, soil, broken pieces of ceramic, and rusty nails. Now as an adult I am still playing with my hands except now it is with pieces of metal and silver.”

Art Point
Avant-garde clothing of polished cotton, urban and sporty

Majo
Handbags of textured leathers worked by hand, from Italy

Ritesh Kumar
The finest cotton batiste crop tops in softly tailored shapes

Terry Macey
British handmade clothing in Irish linen; long tiered dresses and architectural tops

Pier Antonio Gaspari
Sculptural linen wraps and jackets and cotton Summer shirts

Lucia Antonelli Divine Wearable Art jewelry
Delicate French brass beads, unusual pearls and iconic pieces

January New Collections

Amano from Australia comes the sensuous feel of alpaca shawls in soft colors and shrugs with a touch of gold and silver

Biba Schutz her sculptural sterling earrings are inspired by her urban NY environment

Steve Sells features hand dyed Japanese cottons and ombré silks

Go Lightly has hand made sweaters and crocheted silk shrugs

Kay Chapman brings us hand painted shirts in silk, cotton and linen that are unique fun to wear in all seasons

December New Collections

Mieko Mintz

Each piece in this exclusive collection reflects Mieko Mintz's artistic mastery, combining rich textures, intricate patterns, and vibrant colors to create garments of unparalleled style.

NRK by ANARKH

Anarkh and NRK embody ethical luxury by focusing on the product lifecycle from start to finish and on clothing that lasts a lifetime.

Nuno, Japan

Nuno brings us beautiful, wearable textiles, combining traditional aesthetics with the latest technologies in fabrics. 

Suzanne Schwartz Jewelry

Every stitch is intentionally placed to create modern, textile-inspired jewelry for those who appreciate the extraordinary. 

We have new Yacco Maricard and Moyuru for casual elegance. Pé de Chumbo, Marian Paquette and Simone Bruns supply the warm colors and luxurious fabrics we need for those cooler holiday nights.

Matthildur, Peter O’Mahler, Yoshi Kondo, Andrea Geer, and Dress to Kill. We are starting to get sparkly for party season and have other lovely treasures for all occasions.

Kay Chapman

Fabric is the canvas that I use to create my one of a kind and limited edition clothing. I love color, texture and line, combining them to create designs that can go from subtle to bold.

Natural fibers such as silk, cotton, linen and wool are used since they take the dye so nicely and feel great on the body. The fabric is stretched onto a frame where dyes and design are applied by hand. The piece is then steamed to set the dye, washed to remove any excess and is then ready to be made into the desired garment. My goal is to create clothing that flatters the body and is timeless.

Matthildur

The finest pima cotton knit tops and sweaters designed by an Icelandic designer and crafted in Peru.

Deborah Cross

I am drawn to the interplay of fabric and the body.  Each of my pieces is designed with unique fabrics that I create. Art and comfort can coexist in beautiful pieces that express harmony between materials, form, and function. Inspired by this dynamic of color and texture, each collection is one element of an extended process of examining and rethinking my previous design decisions. I strive for a feminine, architectural, modern feel that transcends seasonal trends and has universal appeal.