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It’s Gift Guide season! This year we’re feeling a little extra celebratory, so we’re delivering the biggest Bal Harbour Shops Gift Guide yet — starting with this teaser. From evergreen gifts to very, very limited editions (we’re looking at you, Supreme X Missoni), we promise you will find something to love (and perhaps screenshot and forward) in our coveted guide. Stay tuned as we continue to build out our holiday season offerings on our dedicated Gift Guide microsite launching soon! Until then, whet your appetite with our selections here.
We couldn’t get enough. From reliable turnouts like Saint Laurent and Miu Miu to Alessandro Michele’s thought-provoking Valentino show, the Fall/Winter ‘25 shows brought fresh purpose and rekindled energy to and around the runways. Click the link in bio for our full inside scoop on what happened and what you’ll want to wear later this year.
Gucci enters its next era. As the Italian house first established in 1921 has had its shuffle of talent in recent years, they’ve just appointed Demna as creative director. The 43-year-old spent the last ten years at Balenciaga and is also responsible for co-founding cult-favorite label Vetements in 2014. In a press release from Gucci and its parent company Kering, the brand states that Demna “has redefined modern luxury, earning global recognition and cementing his authority on the industry.”
Versace and Miami have long had a love affair. From the brand debuting its decadent store at Bal Harbour Shops in 1991 and founder Gianni Versace buying his iconic mansion on Ocean Drive in 1992 to the ever-present Miami spirit woven into collections season after season, the house has always been close to our hearts. In commemoration of Donatella Versace’s nearly 30 years at the helm, we’re looking back at some of our favorite Versace x Bal Harbour Shops moments. Swipe through for a look.
Sophisticated colors. Exaggerated sillhouettes. And, of course, a wink at the ‘80s. Our highlights from the Saint Laurent show at Fall/Winter ‘25 Paris Fashion Week.
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Open to the public from February 28 – March 9, this stunning showcase of local floral talent will feature over 20 one-of-a-kind fresh floral installations. Don’t miss the opportunity to experience the refined elegance and captivating drama of Downton Abbey brought to life through exquisite floral artistry.
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