The New Collection by Pink Shirtmaker London available at Bal Harbour Shops
The London-born luxury shirtmaker has recently relaunched under LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton with a fresh take on everything from packaging and production to retail and the in-store customer experience. Newly appointed creative director John Ray and CEO Christopher Zanardi-Landi have been working together to strike the perfect balance of tradition, modernity and sustainability.
The newly redesigned Pink Shirtmaker London Bal Harbour boutique
The Bal Harbour boutique is home to the newly release Vintage Collection, a capsule of bright, striped shirts that pay homage to the label’s heyday as well as an expanded collection of women’s shirts. The secret behind the success of the newly redesigned Pink shirts is in the tailoring process, where each tailor cuts the shirt with a lifted placket, a time-consuming process where each tailor takes extra time to ensure every stripe and pattern precisely align.
Vintage Two Colour Stripe Poplin Shirt available at Bal Harbour Shops
The new mood is all about that familiar slightly vintage vibe combined with more wearable stiff-free silhouettes. The brand’s colorful patterned cotton shirts are made from some of the best Italian mills and have been washed just enough to give them the feel of your much-worn favorites. There are five different fits—from a contemporary “athletic” look to a refined slim fit and a soon-to-be new favorite with the weekend fit shirts.
Inside the newly redesigned Pink Shirtmaker London Bal Harbour boutique
Along with these designs, the boutique offers a totally de-stressed fitting room concept that’s made to flatter each guest that steps inside. CEO Zanardi-Landi stated in a recent interview, “We want people to really fall in love with the shirts.” Visit the newly opened Pink Shirtmaker London Bal Harbour boutique on Level 2.
![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)
Menes June 02, 2021 at 9:13 am
You really make it seem really easy with your presentation but I to find this topic to be actually one thing which I think I might by no means understand. It seems too complicated and extremely wide for me. I’m looking ahead for your next put up, I will try to get the hang of it!