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Guys, we’ve got the looks to make you feel your best—and of course, look your best too! From tailor-made classics with Brunello Cucinelli and Canali to more edgy, metropolitan modern looks with Balmain and Dolce & Gabbana, we’ve selected the top designs to elevate your 2019 wardrobe. Find the latest looks at Bal Harbour Shops. For more information, visit our store directory by clicking here.
British-Jamaican designer Martine Rose has just joined Balenciaga as Creative Director, succeeding Pierpaolo Piccioli. Rose has had her own eponymous line since 2007, which is heavily influenced by hip-hop and rave culture. She first worked with the French house as a consultant in 2015 under Demna and has since collaborated with brands like Nike and created concert merch for Kendrick Lamar and Baby Keem. We look forward to seeing how she helps Balenciaga evolve into its next wave.
The 2026 Bal Harbour Shops Creative Challenge winner is... Gio Lee! Our judging panel, led by artist Patrick Morgan, along with Bal Harbour magazine, found great humor in the Milan-based artist’s whimsical illustration, where flamingos don coats and hide in boots and flowers bloom from bags. Congratulations to the runners up: Daniela Campo (Mexico City), Mike Giron (Miami), and Oksana Goldberg (Krakow), and thank you to the hundreds of artists who entered this year’s competition.
It’s Sciura Style Season. In our BHS Edit, Italian glamour takes center stage, in leopard, lace, bold jewelry, and sumptuous outerwear. From Ferragamo’s croc-embossed sling backs to cheetah-prints at Ermanno Scervino, we’ve rounded up the best ways to go molto Italiano at Bal Harbour Shops. Click the link below to read more.
Balenciaga’s Winter ‘26 collection explores darkness and light, incorporating oversized collars, pointed pumps, and supple materials for a wardrobe that redefines the modern mood.
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