4 of this month’s hottest fashion picks: Cardi B repping Balenciaga, Frank Gehry’s bag design for Louis Vuitton, All Blues’ accessories for Peter Do and Raxxy’s big Asia drop at Joyce … at last
- Nicole Kidman and Kim Kardashian were in the crowd for the LA unveil of Balenciaga’s Diamant high jewellery collection, which was big on diamond-encrusted chains, rings, and necklaces embodying luxury and urban edge
- Designed by Frank Gehry, the Louis Vuitton Twisted Box trunk pays homage to the brand’s heritage with its skewed and asymmetrical forms inspired by architect’s singular vision
Fashion enthusiasts, prepare to be dazzled! This month, the world of style is abuzz with exciting new collections and collaborations that are sure to turn heads. From Balenciaga’s sparkling Diamant jewellery to Louis Vuitton’s architectural Twist on tradition, and from Peter Do’s minimalist collaboration with All Blues to Raxxy’s bold fusion of Chinese design elements, there’s something for every fashionista to covet.
Get ready to elevate your wardrobe with these must-have pieces that will make you the envy of all.
Balenciaga Diamant collection: a shimmering debut in Los Angeles
Balenciaga’s autumn 2024 show – which took place in a leafy Los Angeles residential neighbourhood and was attended by the likes of Nicole Kidman and Kim Kardashian – saw the label debut its first high jewellery collection, named Diamant.
The brand’s creative director Demna teamed up with jeweller-to-the-stars Jacob & Co. for a series of diamond-encrusted chains, rings and necklaces. Rapper Cardi B, who closed the show in a fluffy blue coat, sported two signature pieces: a Cuban link chain with the BB logo and a two-finger ring with the brand’s name in cursive script.
Louis Vuitton x Frank Gehry: a Twist on tradition
Architecture buffs are in for a treat with this sculptural creation from leather-goods house Louis Vuitton. Designed by Canadian-American architect Frank Gehry, the Twisted Box Trunk is a nod to the skewed and asymmetrical forms of Gehry’s striking buildings, as well as to the brand’s heritage as a trunkmaker.
A long-time collaborator with the house, Gehry has left his unmistakable mark on many other LV creations, ranging from perfume bottles and window displays, all the way up to the Fondation Louis Vuitton art and cultural centre in Paris.