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Graphic Elements

By Danielle Naer

A fashion model in a black and white pattern dress and black leather gloves

Model Sam Nixon, photographed at Slim’s Bal Harbour, wearing a look from Tom Ford, available at Neiman Marcus. Photo by Andres Oyuela; styling by Mariela Ortega.

If you ever wanted to simplify your wardrobe, there are two tones that never fail to do the trick: black and white. The achromatic pairing was all over the fall runways when the collections bowed across fashion month in New York, London, Milan, and Paris—and are now available for your wardrobe-streaming pleasure right here at Bal Harbour Shops.

Graphic contrasts and impeccable tailoring make a monochromatic wardrobe feel endlessly modern. Here, a selection of some of our top looks from Akris, Peserico, Isabel Marant, Saint Laurent, and a handful of others.

  1. 100% Capri Fabi blouse

    100% Capri

    Fabi blouse
  2. Ermanno Scervino Winner sneakers

    Ermanno Scervino

    Winner sneakers
  3. Fendi cracked leather Tube wallet on chain

    Fendi

    Cracked leather Tube wallet on chain
  4. Gucci metal clutch

    Gucci

    Metal clutch
  5. Isabel Marant Suely jacket

    Isabel Marant

    Suely jacket
  6. Saint Laurent Brigitte pumps

    Saint Laurent

    Brigitte pumps
  7. Scanlan Theodore soft double-breasted jacket

    Scanlan Theodore

    Soft double-breasted jacket
  8. Vhernier black-and-white diamond Abbraccio bracelet

    Vhernier

    Black-and-white diamond Abbraccio bracelet
  9. Zimmermann Ascent maxi dress

    Zimmermann

    Ascent maxi dress
  10. Tom Ford black and white jacquard cardigan

    Tom Ford

    Lynx jacquard velvet cardigan, available at Neiman Marcus
  11. Tom Ford black and white jacquard skirt

    Tom Ford

    Lynx jacquard velvet pencil skirt, available at Neiman Marcus

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Yes, that jacket’s MM6 Maison Margiela—and so are the pants, and bags. All sized for your little ones and available at Couture Kids.
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.
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