In sharp contrast to the season’s colorful leanings is a tried and true trend: Black & White. From runway looks to jewelry and accessories, designers are making a statement with little gray area in between. Chanel, a house whose foundation is black and white, kept the legacy strong this season, as seen above.
Tiffany & Co. tapped into its Art Deco roots with this bangle. The fan motif, made from diamonds, glitters against the black lacquer bangle for a perfect sparkling addition to any ensemble.
Over at Linda Farrow, we found a pair of sunglasses with some major mod appeal. These heart-shaped Yazbukey frames are available in several color combinations, but this pair has stolen our hearts.
Fendi presented tons of covetable looks this season, including more than a handful in classic black and white. This top-handle bag doubles as a shoulder bag, and balances hardware with its feminine style perfectly.
Gianvito Rossi has a clear winner on its hands. The designer put a slight twist on the trend by swapping out white for clear acrylic. The resulting Hanne heel is one we can definitely see ourselves in.
![Calling all artists: What does your Bal Harbour Shops dream look like?
The 7th annual Bal Harbour Shops Creative Challenge is officially underway. This year, we invite illustrators from around the world to explore The Art of Dreaming—reimagining Bal Harbour Shops as a place where fashion, dining, nature, art and culture collide, and the impossible feels beautifully possible.
In partnership with Fida Worldwide, one Grand Prize winner will receive $3,500, have their work published in the Winter 2026 issue of Bal Harbour Magazine, and be commissioned for an upcoming editorial illustration project. Three finalists will each receive $750 and be featured across our digital channels.
Ready to dream? Submit your original work by October 16 [link in bio] and share it on Instagram using #BHSCreativeDream.](https://www.balharbourshops.com/wp-content/plugins/instagram-feed-pro/img/placeholder.png)
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