We’ve hand-picked our February favorites that will be sure to spice up your wardrobe—and perhaps your romance. Chopard gives us the full diamond heart treatment with their brand new Happy Hearts watch while Saint Laurent takes the heart-shaped handbag to new heights. Swipe to find your red hot must have!
Watch? With Jacob & Co.’s awe-inspiring timepieces, we can’t look away. Discover them here, at Jacob & Co. at Bal Harbour Shops.
Gem Notes:
The Astronomia Solar 44MM in 18K rose gold features a manual tourbillon with 43 jewels, a sky constellation dial with named stars, and a Jacob-cut gemstone set above the movement.
The Mystery Tourbillon 44MM in 18K white gold is equipped with a manual twin triple-axis tourbillon with 65 jewels, and the case and dial are set with over 20 carats of white diamonds, accented by icy blue sapphire indexes (~1 ct) and ruby hands (~0.5 ct). Paired with a Cordura strap and deployment buckle.
The Astronomia Solar Static Metaverso 44MM in 18K rose gold showcases a manual tourbillon with 42 jewels, pavé-set dome with approx. 8–10 carats of diamonds, and a green Jacob-cut cubic zirconia centerpiece (~1.5 ct). Completed with an alligator strap and tang buckle.
You’re going to want to sport the latest from Miu Miu. The Italian house has collabed with New Balance and tennis champ Coco Gauff for a capsule collection of shoes, apparel, and accessories. Hurry and find it at Miu Miu at Bal Harbour Shops during its limited-time run.
Cell phones the size of a brick. Those AOL discs. Playlists limited to what could be stored on a cassette tape. There’s a lot we don’t mind leaving in the ‘90s. However, when it comes to high fashion, we can’t get enough of the era. In her new book, “Pamela Hanson: The 90s,” the celebrated fashion photographer shares her favorite moments from the decade shooting top models everywhere from New York to Paris. Click the link in bio for a detailed look, scroll through for a preview, and head to Books & Books at Bal Harbour Shops to get your copy today.
Eye candy that truly pops, courtesy of David Yurman.
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