Natural Charm
Summer’s most covetable accessories come spun in wicker, raffia, and straw.
Accessories
Maximalist Earrings
Charming earrings that are sure to spark a connection wherever you might wear them.
Suzi Roher, Canada’s Queen of Belts
Buckle up.
The Canadian designer has been creating distinctive accessories for the last 37 years. This March, the first-ever Suzi Roher flagship opens in Toronto.
11 Stylish, Grown-up Backpacks
Carry on.
Far from juvenile, the new rucksacks are structured, sleekly finished, and made out of luxe leathers and standout textiles.
Belgium’s House of Delvaux
The oldest fine leather luxury goods house in the world.
At 188 years old, Delvaux is only just beginning to achieve global renown.
Want Les Essentiels
Byron and Dexter Peart's quiet luxury.
Montreal’s jet-set apparel brand has amassed a significant following for its understated but considered practical leather goods.
Omega at the Olympics
Keeping time.
FROM THE ARCHIVE: Swiss watchmaker Omega holds the coveted role of official timekeeper for the Olympic Games, and it has an array of high-tech innovations to make sure its results are absolutely and unquestionably accurate.
Blake Mycoskie
The TOMS manifesto.
With TOMS shoes, social entrepreneur Blake Mycoskie pioneered a for-profit business model known as “one-for-one”. The nine-year-old company now sells eyewear, handbags, and coffee—but its bona fide product is the power of giving.
Sara Battaglia for Salvatore Ferragamo
Brights in the bag.
The Salvatore Ferragamo brand is has become adept at harnessing the power of its own archive, cleverly reviving historic styles with the help of savvy young designers keen to share their skills.
