Fall fashion is not for the faint of heart. From sinuous second skins to full-volume silhouettes, there’s no shortage of statements to make the season. Devon Windsor takes our favorites for a spin.
Photography and styling by Inge Fonteyne
Fall fashion is not for the faint of heart. From sinuous second skins to full-volume silhouettes, there’s no shortage of statements to make the season. Devon Windsor takes our favorites for a spin.
Photography and styling by Inge Fonteyne
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.
It’s always the year of the Serpenti at Bal Harbour Shops. Bulgari’s iconic emblem is the creation we value more and more, day after day.
Sweaters with sandals. Leather jackets with tank tops. Transitional style is all about the right pairings to get you through unpredictable temps and a range of activities. Whether you’re jaunting around town or having a leisurely Sunday brunch, we have the outfit to help you do it in style. Scroll through for our edit of seasonal must haves, then email personalshopping@balharbourshops.com to schedule your own personal styling appointment today.
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