The name Kiton derives from “chiton”, the ceremonial tunic worn by the ancient Greeks to pray to the gods of Olympus.
As the upholder of timeless elegance, Kiton is a byword for excellence due to the care and passion which lie behind the creation of all its garments, each of which is handmade. The needle and thread are the tools used by Kiton tailors who skilfully create unique products enhanced by the highest quality fabrics, such as yarns of pure vicuña, cashmere, precious wools and silks.
Showing some arch support. Beyond the mannequins, we’re proud to share the entryway displays at Bal Harbour Shops as part of this year’s Fleurs de Villes FLORA, on view now through March 8. Click the link in bio for full details.
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Gianvito Rossi Entryway, created by Say Sukii
Inspired by the oceanic elegance of the Maison’s spring collection, the design features a soft, luxe palette of white, rose, and coral.
Diptyque Entryway, created by Isachi Flowers
Diptyque celebrates Fleurs de Villes FLORA at Bal Harbour Shops and the launch of Orphéon Eau de Toilette with this lush L-shaped floral entryway. Inspired by the sparkling freshness of the fragrance, the design features a vibrant palette of green, white, purple, and blue.
Wolford Entryway, created by Anthology Floristry
Inspired by the elegance and femininity of the brand’s spring collection, the design features a palette of blossom pink and wild plum.
Brunello Cucinelli Entryway, created by Belle Fleur
Inspired by the brand’s refined, natural aesthetic, the design features a soft, neutral palette of greens, blush, and warm earthy tones.
Happy birthday, Harry. As jeweler Harry Winston would have turned 130 this March, we’re honoring his legacy with this ultimate adornment timepiece featuring a three-dimensional setting the jeweler invented himself. With 150 diamonds in total, including 130 brilliant-cut diamonds, a luminous tribute to 130 remarkable years — complemented by 19 marquise-cut diamonds and one pear-cut diamond. Discover it here, at Bal Harbour Shops.
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.
