Fannie Schiavoni

Fannie Åkerblom is first and foremost a jewelry designer and believes that clothes should adorn the body in the same way. Crafted at her brand's London atelier, this 'Luna' mini dress is made from slinky two-tone chainmail that skims your figure and has a glamorous open back. Wear yours with barely-there sandals and a clutch. 

Luna open-back two-tone chainmail mini dress

Manipulating chainmail so it moves and drapes in the same way as satin is no mean feat, but Fannie Schiavoni has achieved exactly that with this 'Eliza' gown. It has a gorgeous plunging halterneck, an open back framed with crossover straps and a slinky cotton and silk-blend skirt that pools to the floor. 

Eliza open-back chainmail and cotton and silk-blend gown

Fannie Åkerblom prefers to drape fabrics directly onto a mannequin instead of sketching - that way she can see exactly how her signature chainmail will drape and move on the body. This 'Ciara' mini dress has been made in the UK and has a single sleeve and asymmetric skirt. Wear yours with barely-there heels. 

Ciara one-sleeve draped two-tone chainmail mini dress

Fannie Schiavoni's dresses adorn the body like jewellery - they're slinky, glamorous and designed to be cherished forever. This '90s-inspired 'Zuri' mini is made from gold chainmail that skims your curves and has a draped neckline and barely-there straps that frame the alluring open back. Wear yours with metallic sandals and a nude lip. 

Zuri open-back chainmail mini dress

Designed at the brand's studio in London, Fannie Schiavoni's 'Ciara' skirt is made from signature chainmail, inspired by styles worn by supermodels and pop stars in the '90s. It's ruched at one side, so it hugs your figure and has an asymmetric hem. Team yours with a silk halterneck top and barely-there sandals for evening events.

Ciara ruched chainmail mini skirt

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The Cordova label’s location of conception fits its ethos and aesthetic perfectly: the slopes of Idaho’s Sun Valley. For founders Jane and Cody Seim, mountains have always represented a strong sense of creativity and escapism. A desire for more imaginative skiwear with a strong sense of tailoring pushed the couple to bring their vision to life.

Cordova

Turn to L.A-based Sophie Buhai for striking pieces of wearable art. The brand eschews trends in favor of jewelry that will stand the test of time. Its pieces are handcrafted in the Golden State, with nature and architecture serving as key inspirations.

Sophie Buhai

Millinery magnificence: we can, of course, only be talking about Maison Michel. From whimsical straw boaters to fantastical felt fedoras, this historic millinery label continues to charm season after season.

Maison Michel

Paco Rabanne is known for its future-forward aesthetic. While the brand has since moved on from the use of unorthodox fabrics and constructions it was famed for in the '60s, it continues to push boundaries by fusing the off-kilter with the opulent.

Paco Rabanne

aking her cue from the world of modern communication, Alison Lou (Creative Director for Alison Chemla) was inspired to turn the deceptive simplicity of the ubiquitous emoticons into a collection of fine jewellery. Expect hand-painted enamel work and colourful gemstones, in a range of playful 14-karat gold designs.

Alison Lou

A London-based New Yorker, designer Michael Halpern has become known for his extravagant silhouettes and vivid colors. Drawing from the '70s heyday of clubs like Studio 54, he uses couture techniques to create an eclectic range of show-stopping party pieces.

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