![]() ![]() New Balance and Miu Miu debut a new collaboration with Coco Gauff, Saint Laurent Rive Droite Los Angeles presents Mono No Aware, Jacquemus opens a Provençal-inspired boutique in West Hollywood and Marc Jacobs celebrates its newest fragrance at the Virginia Robinson Gardens By Rachel Marlowe ![]() ![]() Source: Miu Miu New Balance and Miu Miu debut a new collaboration with Coco Gauff New Balance and Miu Miu have revealed the next chapter of their coveted collaboration, this time starring American tennis champion Coco Gauff. Blending Miu Miu’s directional aesthetic with New Balance’s performance-first expertise, the collection will debut on the court during Gauff’s upcoming tournaments in Rome (May 7–18), Berlin (June 14–22) and Cincinnati (Aug. 5–28), showcasing her dynamic blend of athleticism and effortless style. While playing, Gauff will be dressed in classically elegant tennis ensembles designed with a performance-first mindset. Each look features a color-blocked design for a sharp, clean and modern effect, with a distinct palette for each tournament: navy and white with accents of red in Rome, white and green with sky blue accents in Berlin and white and royal blue with red accents in Cincinnati. Before and after matches, co-branded technical silk zip-fronted hoodies and track pants in coordinating shades will be layered over the top, bringing together luxury and function. On the court, Gauff will wear custom, co-branded versions of her signature shoe, the Coco CG2, reimagined by New Balance x Miu Miu. These exclusive editions are engineered with cutting-edge technology to meet the demands of elite play, while drawing inspiration from Gauff’s love of New Balance lifestyle silhouettes—delivering a perfect balance of power and grace. Off the court, she will step into fresh iterations of the sold-out New Balance x Miu Miu 530 SL sneaker. Crafted in leather and mesh and offered in the same color palette, the styles reflect both brands’ shared sensibility at the intersection of sport and style. The New Balance x Miu Miu with Coco Gauff collection, which includes a selection of co-branded accessories, launches globally on Sept. 10th, available for a limited time in select Miu Miu boutiques and on miumiu.com. ![]() ![]() ![]() Source: Tiffany & Co. Tiffany & Co. celebrate Mother’s Day and the ocean’s mystery in 2 new campaigns In honor of Mother’s Day, Tiffany & Co. has unveiled Strong Like Mom, a heartfelt campaign honoring the strength, love and unwavering devotion of mothers. The brand has also introduced Blue Book 2025: Sea of Wonder, a separate high jewelry collection that explores the breathtaking mystery of the ocean through extraordinary craftsmanship and imagination. Strong Like Mom centers around a moving short film featuring real Tiffany employees and their children in unscripted, emotional moments. Children ages five to 15 reflect on what makes their moms strong, with their words interwoven alongside elegant visuals of their mothers wearing the Tiffany HardWear collection—a modern symbol of resilience and feminine power. The film concludes with a nostalgic montage of vintage photographs showcasing employees and their own mothers, adding depth and intimacy to the tribute. Since 1837, Tiffany & Co. has celebrated maternal love through its iconic creations. This year’s campaign honors not just motherhood, but the enduring strength that defines every Tiffany woman. ![]() Source: Tiffany & Co. In a separate launch, Tiffany & Co. introduces Blue Book 2025: Sea of Wonder, a dreamlike high jewelry collection designed by Nathalie Verdeille, chief artistic officer of jewelry and high jewelry. Inspired by Jean Schlumberger’s iconic ocean-themed designs, the collection journeys from the figurative to the abstract through six distinct chapters: Ocean Flora, Seahorse, Starfish, Urchin, Sea Turtle and Wave. “Each piece in our latest Blue Book collection, Sea of Wonder, captivates and invites us to lose ourselves in the rich storytelling as we embark on a journey through uncharted realms of the deep sea,” Verdeille said. Reflecting Tiffany’s legacy of innovation and artistry, the collection fuses natural inspiration with exquisite craftsmanship, reimagining the ocean’s hidden beauty in a palette of iridescent shimmer and sculptural forms. ![]() ![]() Source: Adrian Toynton for YSL Saint Laurent Rive Droite Los Angeles presents Mono No Aware Saint Laurent Rive Droite Los Angeles presents Mono No Aware, a meditative exhibition by New York-based artist Miya Ando, curated by Anthony Vaccarello. The showcase brings together a selection of Ando’s paintings, wood sculptures and silkscreen prints—each piece exploring the poetic tension between permanence and impermanence, nature and transformation. Known for her nuanced dialogue between Eastern and Western influences, Ando uses elemental materials such as steel, redwood, washi paper and glass to evoke cycles of life and the ephemeral beauty of natural phenomena. Her work is deeply rooted in the Japanese philosophical concept of mono no aware: an awareness of the impermanent, and the beauty found within it. At the center of the installation are 15 redwood sculptures, transformed through the traditional Japanese shou sugi ban (charred wood) technique or coated with silver nitrate, a material known for its ability to “freeze” time. These sculptural forms echo the Zen minimalism of Kyoto’s famed Ryōan-ji Temple rock garden, inviting contemplation amid the contemporary luxury of Rodeo Drive. Presented in contrast to its refined retail setting, the exhibition offers a quiet moment of introspection—underscoring the transient nature of beauty, memory and material. To accompany the exhibition, Saint Laurent has released a limited-edition tote bag featuring Ando’s Frost Descends galaxy silkscreen print ($85), available in-store and online at Saint Laurent Rive Droite. All artworks from the exhibition are also available for purchase. Mono No Aware is on view until May 13 at Saint Laurent Rive Droite Los Angeles, 469 N Rodeo Drive, Beverly Hills, 90210. ![]() ![]() ![]() Karla Welch, Marco Bicego and Ruth Negga. Source: Kyle Goldberg/BFA Marco Bicego celebrates 25 Years with an intimate Hollywood dinner Last Thursday evening, fine jewelry house Marco Bicego hosted an intimate dinner at Hollywood’s Mother Wolf to celebrate its 25th anniversary. The event brought together a dazzling guest list, including Kate Hudson, Mindy Kaling, Ruth Negga, Joseph Cassell, Jamie Mizrahi and celebrity stylists Karla Welch and Elizabeth Stewart — longtime collaborators with the brand on red carpet moments from the Oscars to the Golden Globes. Over cocktails and candlelight, guests previewed Marco Bicego’s signature collections alongside the brand’s founder and creative director, Marco Bicego, who shared personal stories and design insights. The evening underscored the intimate connection between artistry and heritage that has defined the brand for a quarter-century. To mark the occasion, Marco Bicego has launched a striking new global advertising campaign starring Brazilian supermodel Isabeli Fontana, photographed in Vicenza—Italy’s historic center of goldsmithing. The campaign captures the brand’s signature blend of timeless elegance, modern sophistication and effortless luxury. In tandem, the brand has introduced the 25 Best collection: a curated edit of its most iconic and bestselling designs. From sculptural Masai bangles to the colorful Paradise necklaces, each piece is meticulously handcrafted in Trissino, Italy—the birthplace of the brand and where Bicego, a second-generation jeweler, first learned the craft in his father’s workshop. Founded in 2000, Marco Bicego continues to fuse traditional Italian artistry with contemporary design, drawing inspiration from organic forms, natural gemstones and his global travels. Still intimately involved in every aspect of the brand, Marco remains a true artisan at heart—shaping the future of fine jewelry with every piece he creates. ![]() ![]() Jon Gries and Simon Porte Jacquemus. Source: Jojo Korsh/BFA Jacquemus opens a Provençal-inspired boutique in West Hollywood Last Thursday, Jacquemus, the French fashion label founded by Simon Porte Jacquemus, opened the doors to its newest boutique. Echoing the design language of its London and New York locations, the new West Hollywood space channels the warmth and rustic elegance of a home in Provence, complete with olive trees, lavender and a serene, sun-drenched ambiance. For the opening party, the brand brought the spirit of the South of France to Los Angeles with an open-air market featuring florals, bananas and lemons. Guests sipped champagne, and snacked on pizza and banana soft serve while mingling, while others lounged on custom yellow-linen sofas by Luther Quintana or snapped photos with a custom-made banana car parked out front. The opening drew a starry crowd including Leighton Meester, Laura Harrier, Cole Sprouse, Dree Hemingway, Lori Harvey, Anwar Hadid, Giveon, Noah Beck, Elsa Hosk and Benito Skinner. The star of the evening, however, was White Lotus actor Jon Gries, who is the face of Jacquemus's latest campaign and whose on-screen girlfriend—played by Charlotte Le Bon—wore a |