Michael Aram White Orchid Vertical Napkin Holder

A sculptural silhouette pairs with expert craftsmanship in this striking set from Michael Aram. Inspired by femininity and grace, delicate orchid details create a truly unique statement for your tabletop.

A sculptural silhouette pairs with expert craftsmanship in this striking piece from Michael Aram. Inspired by femininity and grace, delicate orchid details create a truly unique statement for your tabletop.

A sculptural silhouette pairs with expert craftsmanship in this striking piece from Michael Aram. Inspired by femininity and grace, delicate orchid details create a truly unique statement for your tabletop.

A sculptural silhouette pairs with expert craftsmanship in this striking set from Michael Aram. Inspired by femininity and grace, delicate orchid details create a truly unique statement for your tabletop.

A sculptural silhouette pairs with expert craftsmanship in this striking piece from Michael Aram. Inspired by femininity and grace, delicate orchid details create a truly unique statement for your tabletop.

A sculptural silhouette pairs with expert craftsmanship in this striking piece from Michael Aram. Inspired by femininity and grace, delicate orchid details create a truly unique statement for your tabletop.

A sculptural silhouette pairs with expert craftsmanship in this striking piece from Michael Aram. Inspired by femininity and grace, delicate orchid details create a truly unique statement for your tabletop.

A sculptural silhouette pairs with expert craftsmanship in this striking piece from Michael Aram. Inspired by femininity and grace, delicate orchid details create a truly unique statement for your tabletop.

This top is designed to hug the hips and features a captivating off-the-shoulder neckline that is rolled to create volume. It is waffle-knitted from shiny lurex, giving it a sleek and shiny appearance, and it has a slim silhouette that reveals just the perfect amount of skin. To balance the sculptural fit of the top, pair it with flared trousers for a stylish ensemble.

Step into elegance with the SHUSHU/TONG strapless faille-trimmed dress. Crafted from a luxurious wool-blend, this dress features a flattering fit-and-flare silhouette accented by sculptural satin and faille-trimmed cups, creating a striking statement neckline. Pair this midi-length marvel with a dainty diamond necklace for a sophisticated and stylish ensemble that exudes modern charm.

About The Brand In 1917, one of the most storied and influential houses in fashion history was founded in San Sebastian, Spain, by Basque-born couturier Cristobal Balenciaga. A move to Paris in 1937 paved the way for Balenciaga to step into the international spotlight, as the master tailor and visionary designer debuted a slew of now-iconic sculptural silhouettes from cocoon coats to tunic dresses, before retiring in 1968 and effectively closing the house's doors for decades. Along with Nicolas Ghesquiere, who served an award-winning stint at the label's helm from 1997 until 2012, current creative director and Vetements cofounder Demna Gvasalia is widely credited with reviving the house to its former glory. Inspired by both the Balenciaga archives and modern streetwear aesthetics, Gvasalia creates highly covetable pieces like sock sneakers and logo-print totes.Features

About The Brand In 1917, one of the most storied and influential houses in fashion history was founded in San Sebastian, Spain, by Basque-born couturier Cristobal Balenciaga. A move to Paris in 1937 paved the way for Balenciaga to step into the international spotlight, as the master tailor and visionary designer debuted a slew of now-iconic sculptural silhouettes from cocoon coats to tunic dresses, before retiring in 1968 and effectively closing the house's doors for decades. Along with Nicolas Ghesquiere, who served an award-winning stint at the label's helm from 1997 until 2012, current creative director and Vetements cofounder Demna Gvasalia is widely credited with reviving the house to its former glory. Inspired by both the Balenciaga archives and modern streetwear aesthetics, Gvasalia creates highly covetable pieces like sock sneakers and logo-print totes.Features

About The Brand In 1917, one of the most storied and influential houses in fashion history was founded in San Sebastian, Spain, by Basque-born couturier Cristobal Balenciaga. A move to Paris in 1937 paved the way for Balenciaga to step into the international spotlight, as the master tailor and visionary designer debuted a slew of now-iconic sculptural silhouettes from cocoon coats to tunic dresses, before retiring in 1968 and effectively closing the house's doors for decades. Along with Nicolas Ghesquiere, who served an award-winning stint at the label's helm from 1997 until 2012, current creative director and Vetements cofounder Demna Gvasalia is widely credited with reviving the house to its former glory. Inspired by both the Balenciaga archives and modern streetwear aesthetics, Gvasalia creates highly covetable pieces like sock sneakers and logo-print totes.Features

About The Brand In 1917, one of the most storied and influential houses in fashion history was founded in San Sebastian, Spain, by Basque-born couturier Cristobal Balenciaga. A move to Paris in 1937 paved the way for Balenciaga to step into the international spotlight, as the master tailor and visionary designer debuted a slew of now-iconic sculptural silhouettes from cocoon coats to tunic dresses, before retiring in 1968 and effectively closing the house's doors for decades. Along with Nicolas Ghesquiere, who served an award-winning stint at the label's helm from 1997 until 2012, current creative director and Vetements cofounder Demna Gvasalia is widely credited with reviving the house to its former glory. Inspired by both the Balenciaga archives and modern streetwear aesthetics, Gvasalia creates highly covetable pieces like sock sneakers and logo-print totes.Features

About The Brand In 1917, one of the most storied and influential houses in fashion history was founded in San Sebastian, Spain, by Basque-born couturier Cristobal Balenciaga. A move to Paris in 1937 paved the way for Balenciaga to step into the international spotlight, as the master tailor and visionary designer debuted a slew of now-iconic sculptural silhouettes from cocoon coats to tunic dresses, before retiring in 1968 and effectively closing the house's doors for decades. Along with Nicolas Ghesquiere, who served an award-winning stint at the label's helm from 1997 until 2012, current creative director and Vetements cofounder Demna Gvasalia is widely credited with reviving the house to its former glory. Inspired by both the Balenciaga archives and modern streetwear aesthetics, Gvasalia creates highly covetable pieces like sock sneakers and logo-print totes.Features

About The Brand In 1917, one of the most storied and influential houses in fashion history was founded in San Sebastian, Spain, by Basque-born couturier Cristobal Balenciaga. A move to Paris in 1937 paved the way for Balenciaga to step into the international spotlight, as the master tailor and visionary designer debuted a slew of now-iconic sculptural silhouettes from cocoon coats to tunic dresses, before retiring in 1968 and effectively closing the house's doors for decades. Along with Nicolas Ghesquiere, who served an award-winning stint at the label's helm from 1997 until 2012, current creative director and Vetements cofounder Demna Gvasalia is widely credited with reviving the house to its former glory. Inspired by both the Balenciaga archives and modern streetwear aesthetics, Gvasalia creates highly covetable pieces like sock sneakers and logo-print totes.Features

About The Brand In 1917, one of the most storied and influential houses in fashion history was founded in San Sebastian, Spain, by Basque-born couturier Cristobal Balenciaga. A move to Paris in 1937 paved the way for Balenciaga to step into the international spotlight, as the master tailor and visionary designer debuted a slew of now-iconic sculptural silhouettes from cocoon coats to tunic dresses, before retiring in 1968 and effectively closing the house's doors for decades. Along with Nicolas Ghesquiere, who served an award-winning stint at the label's helm from 1997 until 2012, current creative director and Vetements cofounder Demna Gvasalia is widely credited with reviving the house to its former glory. Inspired by both the Balenciaga archives and modern streetwear aesthetics, Gvasalia creates highly covetable pieces like sock sneakers and logo-print totes.Features

About The Brand In 1917, one of the most storied and influential houses in fashion history was founded in San Sebastian, Spain, by Basque-born couturier Cristobal Balenciaga. A move to Paris in 1937 paved the way for Balenciaga to step into the international spotlight, as the master tailor and visionary designer debuted a slew of now-iconic sculptural silhouettes from cocoon coats to tunic dresses, before retiring in 1968 and effectively closing the house's doors for decades. Along with Nicolas Ghesquiere, who served an award-winning stint at the label's helm from 1997 until 2012, current creative director and Vetements cofounder Demna Gvasalia is widely credited with reviving the house to its former glory. Inspired by both the Balenciaga archives and modern streetwear aesthetics, Gvasalia creates highly covetable pieces like sock sneakers and logo-print totes.Features

About The Brand In 1917, one of the most storied and influential houses in fashion history was founded in San Sebastian, Spain, by Basque-born couturier Cristobal Balenciaga. A move to Paris in 1937 paved the way for Balenciaga to step into the international spotlight, as the master tailor and visionary designer debuted a slew of now-iconic sculptural silhouettes from cocoon coats to tunic dresses, before retiring in 1968 and effectively closing the house's doors for decades. Along with Nicolas Ghesquiere, who served an award-winning stint at the label's helm from 1997 until 2012, current creative director and Vetements cofounder Demna Gvasalia is widely credited with reviving the house to its former glory. Inspired by both the Balenciaga archives and modern streetwear aesthetics, Gvasalia creates highly covetable pieces like sock sneakers and logo-print totes.Features

About The Brand In 1917, one of the most storied and influential houses in fashion history was founded in San Sebastian, Spain, by Basque-born couturier Cristobal Balenciaga. A move to Paris in 1937 paved the way for Balenciaga to step into the international spotlight, as the master tailor and visionary designer debuted a slew of now-iconic sculptural silhouettes from cocoon coats to tunic dresses, before retiring in 1968 and effectively closing the house's doors for decades. Along with Nicolas Ghesquiere, who served an award-winning stint at the label's helm from 1997 until 2012, current creative director and Vetements cofounder Demna Gvasalia is widely credited with reviving the house to its former glory. Inspired by both the Balenciaga archives and modern streetwear aesthetics, Gvasalia creates highly covetable pieces like sock sneakers and logo-print totes.Features

Uplift your sartorial ensembles with VTMNTS' double-breasted coat crafted from tactile wool. The tailored essential features peak lapels while rounded off with padded shoulders for a sculptured silhouette. Pair it with cropped pants to curate a sophisticated downtown edit.

Sculptured feminine silhouette in a versatile colourway, JACQUEMUS' cotton long skirt boasts unorthodox ruffled patchwork. The flared piece features coloured bead hardware for vintage-inspired appeal while boasting frayed accents. Pair it with the matching sleeveless top for nonchalant chic.

These jeans feature a wide-leg design with a unique sculptural silhouette. Reverse panel detailing adds an artistic touch, while the cropped length offers a modern, stylish look. Perfect for a fashion-forward outfit.

Set on a sculptural block heel for all-day comfort, these leather Maude boots are the new-season update you didn't know you needed (but you do!). A gilded side zipper adds a pragmatic and polished touch to the classic silhouette. The ankle-grazing boot looks great with casual denim and tailored looks alike.