After graduating from Columbia University, Aisling Camps worked as a mechanical engineer focusing on sustainability. Her creative urges drew her to FIT in New York, where her design skills bloomed into an affinity for knitwear. The Trinidadian native started her own namesake brand after graduating, specialising in superior-quality knitwear.

After much research, she sources her yarns from Italy. Each piece is either meticulously handmade in her Brooklyn studio, or outsourced to a family-run factory in Italy that has led the industry in fully-fashioned knits for three generations.

Borgo de Nor was born of a mutual desire for the feel-good dresses reminiscent of its co-founder’s eclectic backgrounds. From El Salvador and Rio de Janeiro to Miami and Portugal, Carmen Borgonovo and Joana de Noronha’s saw a gap in the market for versatile, tailored dresses with stand out prints.

Borgo de Nor’s boldly-printed dresses aren’t defined by seasons or trends, but are named after women — both real and fictional. Within this sartorial sisterhood, each piece radiates with its own unique beauty.

By working partially from a left over material base, Eleph practices sustainability by designing with unused textiles. New materials are carefully selected by the team to last many years. The brand celebrates ‘happy accidents and grand experiments’ and this curiosity is felt in their playful shapes and material processes.

Eleph is ‘an articulation of what they love, things stumbled upon and things sought after.’ This attitude towards design is evident in the melange of vintage inspired details and modern, wearable silhouettes.

Mixing the classic with the avant-garde, Frenken is an elegant and chic, yet cutting edge womenswear brand inspired by traditional menswear tailoring. ‘Creative classics’ that stand for femininity and timeless elegance with an edge. Designed by Erik Frenken, who graduated cum laude from Central Saint Martins and won the prestigious 2019 Dutch Design Award for best Dutch designer over the past 10 years.

Charles Harbison launched Harbison Studio, a luxury lifestyle design studio, as a joyful luxury womenswear brand with the central themes of style, play, and intellect. Having art, culture, and sustainability at the fore, Charles has led conversations at Moma and the Barnes Foundation, has dressed a long list of celebrities, and debuted a 2021 sustainability- minded collaboration with banana republic. He launched Harbison to international distribution and sales garnering acclaim from Vogue and the CFDA.

Known worldwide for its unforgettable bandage dresses, Hervé Léger is an iconic luxury brand that combines its Parisian roots with effortless, modern design. Framed through fresh colour palettes, the latest collections highlight the evolution of Hervé Léger featuring house-signature silhouettes that celebrate the female form and an assortment of skirts, tops, separates and jumpsuits.

Launched in 2016, Ienki Ienki was founded by Kyiv-based Dmytro Ievenko, who aimed to create outerwear that was highly fashion-forward while maintaining the highest standards of quality. 

All items are expertly crafted from lightweight materials and filled with 100% goose down. The brand is inspired by motifs from traditional Ukrainian dress into contemporary designs, experimenting with silhouettes and textures to create outerwear that is both functional and stylish for the coldest winter days.

Molli is a maison with a unique savoir-faire in the art of knitting for the seasons, from its Paris based studio. Molli imagines an extremely sophisticated knit wardrobe, refined by intricate details, offering full looks, crafted by family workshops in both France and Italy.

“Since 1886, Molli is the Rolls Royce of knitwear, the last word in stitching” Louis Vuitton Paris city guide 2015.

Maria Elena Villamil expresses an avant-garde vision of femininity through her designs. Her dedication to craftsmanship, Colombian heritage, and sustainability defines her brand. Each silhouette reflects her artistic engagement with structure and fluidity, while her unique prints, developed by hand in her studio, showcase her love for modern art.

By exploring textures, abstract graphics, and fluid silhouettes, she masterfully balances structure and softness, transforming every design into a unique expression of individuality.

Saloni is a globally minded womenswear brand that celebrates the power of colour, print, and feminine self-expression. Founded by Saloni Lodha, the label is rooted in her rich Indian heritage and shaped by a deeply cosmopolitan worldview.

Anchored by signature prints, intricate embroideries, and distinctive shapes, each collection is informed by an alchemy of personal histories and ideals. Saloni designs for the urbane bohemian – women who lead borderless lives and seek pieces that carry them effortlessly from day to night, always with a touch of unconditional glamour.

Stouls was founded by Aurelia Stouls in 2004, with their flagship store opening in 2014 in Paris. All pieces are made of lambs’ leather, suede or cows’ leather and emphasises the wearer’s silhouette, using bold colours and timeless shapes. The brand’s patented fabric – skin-stretch premium leather & suede – ensures that pieces are machine-washable, whilst retaining their shape and being comfortable to wear. The brand’s pieces are defined by their minimalist aesthetic, clean lines and supple, high-quality fabrications.

With strong brand dna, signature house codes and unique aesthetic, Temily focuses on statement wear, featuring voluminous parachute dresses with deep-v cut-outs, body-hugging silhouettes in Italian lycra with engineered straps, custom-hardware jumpsuits, silk-lined boxing shorts and sleek mini dresses in hand-loomed cotton.

The refined colour palette includes dark mineral tones, jewelbox hues, metallic silk, and pastel shades.

Veronica and her design team have created a collection of modern tailoring, exquisite knits and elegant outerwear; all realised in Italy by multi-generational, family run factories, with the finest Italian materials.

Asta Resort personifies the nostalgia of travel, fashion, food and art interweaving them into the very fabric of the brand. Helena, the visionary behind Asta Resort, draws inspiration from her multicultural upbringing in both Denmark and Australia.  With a passion for evoking childlike joy through her designs of retro glamour, Helena infuses each collection with a sense of nostalgia and celebration of life’s happiest moments. Her commitment to European knitwear artistry is evident, as she collaborates with skilled artisans producing garments that exude warmth, intention and sentiment.

Cordera was founded in 2008 by sisters Mónica and María. Focusing on exceptional materials, meticulous craftsmanship, and timeless designs, the brand embraces an aesthetic that transcends fleeting trends, with a commitment to ethical production. 

Based in Galicia, Cordera maintain their Spanish roots with garments being produced in small, family-run workshops that uphold traditional craftsmanship, whilst collaborating with women- led workshops in Guatemala, where each embroidery is handcrafted with care, preserving artisanal methods and reinforcing Cordera’s global commitment to quality.

Harris Wharf London is inspired by the vibrant atmosphere of North/East London. At the heart of every season is a selection of rigorously chosen fabrics which are sourced in Italy. Raw edges and unlined garments are employed for a youthful reinterpretation on classic formalwear.

Production continues in Turin, Italy, where the designer’s great grandparents started a glove factory four generations ago with a small men’s capsule made in England.

Herskind’s philosophy is centered around offering timeless apparel that blends enduring staples with contemporary trends. They are dedicated to celebrating individuality and deeply committed to quality and meticulous design. At the heart of Herskind, you’ll find the creative partnership between creative director Birgitte Herskind and her daughter, Andrea Hess. They share a boundless passion and an unwavering commitment to authenticity, which they infuse into the brand’s collection with minimalistic designs that not only embrace, but also elevate the feminine silhouette.

Labo.Art’s hallmark is an attentive study of volumes and their role in space expressed through the architectural design of the single piece of clothing. This process regards colours in all their hues, focusing on the reinterpretation of cotton, wool and linen in essential and modern shapes.

Labo.Art’s production is of the highest “Made in Italy” standards and instead of showing at Fashion Week, Labo.Art uses various artistic installations to create multi-sensory experiences that blend art, performance and architecture during Milan Design Week. 

Masscob is a duality of two personalities: the feminine and masculine of Marga Massanet and Jacobo Cobián. 

The Masscob identity, born in La Coruña (Spain) in 2003, is defined by feminine silhouettes and quality craftsmanship in favor of modern fluidity. Their collections emerge spontaneously from their own personal universe. The selection of beautiful fabrics, detailing and colours are the essence of every Masscob designs, that you can wear with older or modern collections. Fashionable and functional collections with a “classic twist” for modern, stylish, sophisticated women

Born out of the desire for lasting, quality garments like those of years past, Shaina Mote offers a pragmatic wardrobe for real life. The collection focuses on dependable classics built with purpose, crafted from quality fabrics with a focus on regenerative and organic practices.

Each new season is in conversation with the prior, with everlasting shapes in a quiet palette that can be paired and combined. A dynamic uniform designed to evolve with the wearer through life’s every season, adding subtle flourish to the everyday.

Soeur’s an androgynous allure, a spirit of adventure, Parisian cobblestone, a seventies mini skirt, a wind of freedom, well knitted wool and Indian cottons. Siblings Domitille and Angélique Brion (hence the name, which translates to “sisters”) founded the Parisian label in 2008. Their clothes draw inspiration from travels, 1950s Scandi design and French New Wave cinema – plus a healthy dose of Gallic je ne sais quoi. Think dreamy prints, airy blouses and minimalist tailored separates.

St. Clair is an English brand founded in 2023. Vintage silhouettes, British florals and the timeless beauty of nature inspires a collection celebrating womanhood with an emphasis on creating special dresses to be worn for the everyday.

Vintage-inspired silhouettes paired with our unique hand-painted heritage floral prints and finished with traditional embroidery techniques create a collection with a distinctive, and very English, romantic sentiment.

Our vision is to create pieces that will stand the test of time and remain cherished favourites for years to come.

Sunray is an ethically-minded brand inspired by their on-going admiration for premium craftsmanship, vintage 1950’s undertones and environmentally friendly manufacturing processes. Each individual garment is carefully manufactured at their hub in Japan utilising antique circular knitting methods and only the finest of materials.

TheLatest, where tradition meets innovation in the heart of Italy. Our collections embody the essence of Italian design, featuring unique contemporary pieces that combine elegance with a masculine edge. The unique volumes in our designs create a sense of armour, offering both comfort and a commanding presence. 

Discover the perfect blend of modern attitude with TheLatest, where every garment is crafted to become a lasting staple in your wardrobe.

Founded in Cali, Colombia, Cala de la Cruz is a dynamic resortwear brand fusing bold yet simple designs with a conscious mindset. Inspired by the beauty of everyday, the brand comes to life when combining timeless, often retro silhouettes, with its enduring elevated graphic botanicals, geometrics and iconic prints that capture a spirited notion.

The label’s homeland is also a focus during production, with all styles made by small local businesses to support a responsible lifecycle. Expect clean lines, sophisticated prints and a unique mix-and-match approach for an eclectic yet cohesive finish.

Founded in 2017 in homage to the relaxed spirit of Mediterranean summers. The designs are anchored in simplicity and authenticity, uniting the romance of voluminous silhouettes and exaggerated proportions with the elegance of smart collars and cuffs.

While their Muse remains the Mediterranean, Romanian artisanal traditions are also clearly a fundamental part of the brand DNA. The result is a considered collection rendered in lightweight silk, crisp linen and gauzy cotton in classic neutral hues, all hand-worked by Romanian craftsmen.

In 2005, French designer Thierry Colson launched his eponymous label, which focuses on designs inspired by men’s tailoring and Elizabethan garments. Oversized silhouettes, bold colour blocking and geometric prints give his luxury creations a contemporary edge.Indian blockprint exclusive designs and handmade embroideries reveal Thierry’s affection for artisanal work.

Delicate, innocent and relaxed, his collections always start from the memories of a journey that stimulate creativity and ignite the imagination.

Zeus + Dione is a Greek fashion and lifestyle brand founded in 2012 by Dimitra Kolotoura and Mareva Grabowski. Named after the parents of Aphrodite, the Goddess of Love, the aim of the brand is to produce modern resortwear with a story to tell that transcends classical notions of style and design, incorporating exceptional quality, craftsmanship and innovation across ready to wear, accessories, footwear and jewellery.

Zeus + Dione is available worldwide with stockists including Harvey Nichols Riyadh, Net-a-Porter and selected retailers worldwide.

Timelessness and renewability is a B Sides trademark. B Sides began in New York in 2013 as a vintage rework brand. The continued focus on collecting and designing a portion of the line from collections of deadstock, vintage and renewable materials allows us to look at the relationship between our processes, silhouettes and the wearer. Designing in the spirit of what fashion should be, we are striving to create classic pieces that mix with ease and that age beautifully with time.

Haikure is an Italian fashion denim brand offering full looks for both women and men.  The name comes from the union of the Japanese word ‘Haiku’, an unrhymed poem, and the ending of words that make up the brand’s mantra: nature, pure, and future.  Haikure is a fully integrated vertical business manufacturing and producing all of their pieces in-house in Italy.  

As a GOTS certified brand and Better Cotton Initiative member their collections are also centred around sustainable productions using 100% organic cotton and eco-friendly materials.

Using only pre worn Levi’s, the vintage denim is slowly taken apart and then reconstructed into modern, contemporary fits. The re-imagined jeans they produce are a celebration of the Levi’s jean’s past and a continuation of the jean’s individual story. As an official Levi’s partner they are proud to manufacture their jeans in Downtown Los Angeles using water conserving methods and no harsh chemicals. Quantities will always be limited since each pair is handpicked, hand cut, and distinctly one of a kind.

Christina Martini and Nikolas Minoglou founded Ancient Greek Sandals in 2011 with the premise of creating a traditional Greek sandal brand that paired timeless design with innovation. Each collection is inspired by ancient Greek architecture, mythology, pottery, jewellery and sculpture and are handmade locally by skilled craftsmen using traditional techniques that have existed for centuries. The brand continues to celebrate its heritage – creating collections that are rooted in Greek craftsmanship, yet contemporary in design, and are made to stand the test of time.

The Dianora Salviati collection is individually crafted in Tuscany with meticulous care using the finest materials available. Timeless, elegant and exclusive, each piece reflects the designer’s artistry and passion for craftsmanship, luxury and refinement.

Dianora Salviati founded her company in Italy in 2000. Her collection consists of scarves hand-loomed in natural materials such as cashmere, linen, cotton and silk.

Flower Mountain is a brand born from the friendship between Keisuke Ota of Tokyo and Yang Chao of Beijing. Both share a passion for mountain trekking, camping, and footwear, and this spirit is reflected in every product they create. Their mission is to bring people closer to nature, crafting shoes that blend outdoor inspiration with refined design for sporty souls, who appreciate both style and performance.

Each collection is a fusion of Japanese tradition and urban aesthetics, featuring high-quality craftsmanship, vibrant colors, and the use of Japanese fabrics.

Established in 2016 by Lily Atherton Hanbury and Katya Shyfrin, Le Monde Beryl reimagines classic shoes and accessories with a contemporary sensibility.

At the core of their collection is the traditional Venetian gondolier’s shoe, originally sewn together from scraps of fabric and rubber during the Second World War; today, their slippers are handmade in Italy by master artisans, who employ age-old techniques and the finest velvets, satins, and suedes, as well as intricate embellishments. Designed with both the everyday and adventures in mind.

Maeden is an Amsterdam-based luxury label with a visionary approach to leather goods under the creative direction of Christian Heikoop. With unwavering attention to detail and quality, the brand balances innovative design, traditional craftsmanship and transparent sustainability to bring its understated, timeless and refined products to life. Sourcing and crafting locally, we have the privilege of selecting the finest leathers first and formulating custom colors. Balanced perfectly between contemporary innovative design and traditional heritage craftsmanship, Maeden aims to renew and push the boundaries of the true meaning of luxury.

Darius is a collection of fine jewellery, approaching jewellery as totemic vessel; objects of power and protection that serve as a focal point for communication with the universe.  Each piece is handcrafted in Los Angeles by the brand’s in-house master goldsmiths, featuring the finest coloured gemstones & strictly antique and reclaimed diamonds.  Fabrication techniques are akin to that of the ancient world, rendering each piece truly one of a kind. 

Darius has also committed to exclusive use of fairmined certified gold as part of the brand’s evolving effort towards low impact production.

Dunton Ellerkamp is a New York based jewellery brand founded by designer Owen Dunton Ellerkamp in 2022. As a self-taught jewellery designer and fabricator, Ellerkamp, feels unrestrained by the conventions of traditional jewellery design and the gendered notions that pervade the industry. Dunton Ellerkamp seeks to honour the heritage of the craft while finding new ways to interpret materials to create pieces that are intended to be worn everyday. The jewels are created in solid silver and gold with high quality, unique stones and materials. The pieces are created to last many lifetimes — to be handed down and worn for generations. Each piece is handcrafted in their Brooklyn studio.

Since launching her eponymous brand in 1996, Greek designer Ileana Makri has been redefining fine jewelry with a balance of timeless craftsmanship and contemporary symbolism. Her work is celebrated for its delicate fusion of 18k gold, diamonds, and vibrant gemstones with motifs inspired by nature, culture, and spirituality—most notably the Evil Eye, a signature of her collections. With an international presence and a devoted following, Makri’s creations are designed to be both luxurious and wearable, carrying meaning as much as beauty.

Born in former Yugoslavia, Nikollë Radi grew up in Croatia with his family’s jewelry shop as his playground. While experimenting with precious metals and gems there, he learned the ancient techniques from his Albanian heritage. In 2006 he relocated to New York where he was introduced to platinum and its properties. He filters everything through the vibrant city and makes his collection in a combination that allows him to take advantage of the fineness and strength that is platinum, and accent it with soft details of gold.

Pippa Small’s collections represent the unique culture, materials, and makers of the places they are made, yet connected by Pippa’s design style and contemporary eye. Pippa works with communities of artisans in conflict areas, where handmade skills are threatened, to ensure the preservation of cultural heritage and safe livelihoods. Pippa Small pieces are a celebration of human creativity and resilience. The designs keep the thread of elsewhere, traditional methods combined with cohesive design to create something with the glint of a story, where you can see the hands of the maker.

Described by the Sunday Times Style as “the glamorous bohemian’s rock purveyor of choice”. This description captures the growing clientele, who visit her shops in London and Los Angeles seeking jewellery that is different, organic, ethnic and ethical.

Pippa Small has been visiting Turquoise Mountain since 2008, and has now produced several collections in collaboration with Afghanistan’s jewellers and the Turquoise Mountain charity. Pippa’s Turquoise Mountain pieces have been worn by celebrities such as Angelina Jolie, Florence Welch, Yasmine Le Bon and Eva Longoria.

器契qìqì stands for “materials” and “life force”, addressing the vast and intricate energy conveyed by materials.

Founded in 2021 by Haojun Zhou and Xu Hao in Shanghai, 器契qìqì seeks to capture an unbounded and natural way of life. Inspired by Chinese philosophies, 器契qìqì explores the characteristics of traditional Chinese and East Asian jewellery and materials like wood, organic gemstone and traditional East Asian minerals that have their unique beauty, and hope to express our reflection through the design of contemporary jewellery.

A Parisian by birth, now living in London, Raphaele is drawn to the creative worlds of jewellery design and contemporary art, creating stunning bespoke objets d’art for elite collectors around the world. After spending twenty years working for Cartier and De-Beers as Creative Director, Raphaele launched her own jewellery collection. Raphaele’s jewellery is timeless and beautiful, with a strong sense of wit. She now works as a diamond curator and private jeweller, finding rare gems and creating bespoke jewellery for collectors around the world.

Shola Branson is a London-based jewellery designer creating future artefacts—objects that feel both ancient and contemporary. Defined by bold proportions, satin-finished gold, and sculptural silhouettes, his pieces are conceived with the presence of artefacts: substantial, timeless, and resonant with history. Each design is created with uncompromising attention to weight, form, and finish, balancing structure with organic detail and light with dark. The result is a distinctive jewellery language that is both refined and enduring.

tenthousandthings is a collection of fine jewellery designed by Ron Anderson and David Rees, self-taught jewellers who came to the bench after successful careers in fashion retail. From their downtown New York City atelier, they meticulously hand craft modern heirlooms — sculptural forms in silver and gold — inspired by abstract shapes found in nature, and meant to best highlight expertly-chosen stones, including Sleeping Beauty turquoise, black opals and American natural pearls.

LABO.ART’s hallmark is an attentive study of volumes and their role in space expressed through the architectural design of the single piece of clothing. This process regards colours in all their hues, focusing on the reinterpretation of cotton, wool and linen in essential and modern shapes.

LABO.ART’s production is of the highest “Made in Italy” standards and instead of showing at Fashion Week, LABO.ART uses various artistic installations to create multi-sensory experiences that blend art, performance and architecture during Milan Design Week.