Model Danielle Fried photographed by Juan Moreno Bianchi in a Gucci look.
By Rachel LeWinter
Gone are the sharp edges, minimalist suits and tough exteriors. This fall has seen a return to the softer side, one marked by layers of lace, tulle and silk. Designers known for more feminine fashion (we’re looking at you, Zimmermann) are joined by so many others embracing a sweeter style this fall. Here, we’ve gathered up a dozen ways to embrace the season’s nod to romance.
Todd Snyder just presented his Spring/Summer ‘27 collection during New York Fashion Week, and we can’t get enough of the sun-faded glamour, relaxed tailoring, and everyday wearability. Scroll through for our highlights.
The Hunt is on. Come behind the scenes with Martha Hunt as she turns up the drama in one-of-a-kind jewels and standout looks from Balenciaga, Chloé, Etro, Ralph Lauren, and more—all against the unmistakably New York backdrop of The Mark. Consider this your first look at our Fall 2026 fashion portfolio—and your insider’s guide to what to buy and what to wear this season.
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There’s a lot to fall for in the new issue of Bal Harbour Magazine. This season, we’re breaking the rules and making our own. Cover star Martha Hunt takes on fall fashion at The Mark, Anthony Vaccarello celebrates a defining decade at Saint Laurent, and our fashion insider snagged an invite to Dolce & Gabbana’s most sought-after presentations. Our special section, The Pink Edit, in honor of October’s Breast Cancer Awareness Month, looks at the groundbreaking research changing the future of the disease. Plus, exceptional jewels, watchmaking history, and a fresh dose of Culture Bites to add to your calendar. Oh, and a sneak peek at the exciting new chapter unfolding at Bal Harbour Shops. Click the link in bio to get your copy today!
The 83rd Venice Film Festival just wrapped and we couldn’t get enough of the red carpet looks. From Claire Foy in Bottega Veneta to Mariacarla Boscono in Chanel, heads were turned. Scroll through for our highlights.
