Guided by their passion for knowledge, culture and travel, the Assoulines have since expanded their vision to 1,700 titles in three main collections, along with special editions and unique library accessories—a grand oeuvre of inspiring creations. Throughout the last quarter of a century, the brand has established a network of international boutiques in prominent locations across the globe. Assouline continues to exude an unparalleled signature style and elegant savoir faire, which has globally redefined modern publishing.
Sinners and The Studio may have won big, but we all know the real acclaim goes to the red carpet performances. From Kate Hudson in Valentino to Teyana Taylor in Tiffany & Co., we have the fashionable highlights from last night’s SAG Awards. Scroll through for a look.
We love a flower girl. Come explore Fleurs de Villes FLORA at Bal Harbour Shops through March 8. Click the link in bio for full details.
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“Drawing from the elegance and symbolism of Japanese aesthetics, this floral couture gown expresses spring as a season of renewal, precision, and living beauty. A dramatic, obi-inspired pink waistband represents harmony and strength.” —Lorrie Sanon, Indigo Hues Designs, presented by Makoto.
“Our mannequin captures the spirit of spring through a fresh, fashion-forward botanical vision. Designed in a palette of crisp whites and soft blues, the gown is composed of layered spring blooms that create movement, lightness and texture, evoking blossoms unfolding in a European cafe garden.” —Nadja Rain Soimaud, Flowers by Rain, presented by Avenue 31 Cafe.
This is how we like to get toasty.
Shot on location at Carpaccio at Bal Harbour Shops.
Look: Valentino top, Bulgari watch
Photographer: Andrés Oyuela
Model: Bruna Del Bortoli
Stylist: Mariela Ortega
Softened structures, oversized proportions, dresses that move. Our highlights from the Bottega Veneta Fall/Winter ‘26 show at Milan Fashion Week.
Video by @hey_imlara / @wwd
