Italy comes to a new Parisian address
Nestled in the heart of the capital, the Italian fashion house Brunello Cucinelli has taken over Rue Saint-Honoré. A refined and luminous space, seemingly suspended somewhere between Italy and France. From the moment they enter, visitors are greeted by an elegant window display and a gilded door opening onto the seven levels of this boutique. Here, they’ll find the house’s entire collection, from ready-to-wear to accessories for men, women, and children, not forgetting the lifestyle collections. And to make this experience a true dolce vita destination, the brand, originally from Solomeo, has created a sophisticated bar where you can enjoy a cocktail, all extending onto a spacious terrace with Mediterranean charm.
An officewear wardrobe at Boss
Blazer, suit trousers, shirt… What if our office essentials were reinvented in a version that’s both chic and comfortable, perfect for seamlessly transitioning between meetings and dinners? At Boss, back-to-school season rhymes with style and comfort. The trousers feature a straight, flowing cut, paired with a blazer in neutral and versatile shades like beige, while the oversized shirt can be replaced with a V-neck wool top, combining softness and elegance. For accessories, opt for a spacious chocolate-colored leather tote and a pair of matching loafers, all enhanced by a slim, gold watch on the wrist. To embody this Fall/Winter 2026 campaign, the brand enlisted actor Aaron Pierre and model Grace Elizabeth, illustrating the versatility of modern tailoring by Boss.
A designer bag for back to school
As the new school year begins, the desire to invest in a new bag becomes irresistible. But above all, a bag that ticks all the boxes: practical, chic, and durable, one that complements every outfit. At Cartier, the “Clash” bag captivates with its signature jewel clasp, minimalist silhouette, and matte leather. Available in two sizes and three colors (black, burgundy, and caramel), it becomes the perfect companion for our days, from the office to weekend outings.
Matcha, the must-have color of the moment, can also be worn on the wrist.
While this beverage is on everyone’s lips, lauded for its health benefits, it seems to be extending its influence beyond coffee shops. Unsurprisingly, the fashion world has also embraced the trend, not for its grassy taste, but rather for its vibrant color. This is hardly surprising, as green is one of the most fashionable colors right now. To mark the occasion, Café Kitsuné has partnered with Casio for the second time, unveiling a watch celebrating the world of the brand born between Paris and Tokyo. This new special edition draws inspiration from the world of coffee and its signature lattes, featuring a matcha green watch adorned with the brand’s famous fox on the dial and case back, as well as the Café Kitsuné logo engraved on the clasp.
Boots are getting taller
Goodbye sandals, hello boots! But not just any boots. For the return of the cold season, a very particular style is making a statement: the thigh-high boot. Long considered unfashionable before being embraced again by fashionistas and major designers last winter, they seem to continue to dictate current boot trends. Now, they boast a decidedly chic and feminine look, like the “Shark Pinch boot,” Givenchy’s signature boot, reworked by Sarah Burton. Seen on the Fall/Winter 2026 runway, this black leather version pairs perfectly with a short dress or skirt.
Autumn 2026 under the sign of suede
Adored in recent seasons, suede is still going strong. Its boho-chic yet modern spirit is making its way onto our ballet flats , boots, jackets, and handbags . The Greek brand Zeus+Dione is unveiling its first collaboration in the world of accessories, teaming up with Pierre Hardy for a handbag. Their first creation? The “Alpha Maxi” bag, Pierre Hardy’s signature model, reimagined for Fall/Winter 2026. The bag is available in four colors, directly inspired by the collection’s palette, combining suede with smooth leather trim.
