Maria Grazia Chiuri combines Teddy Boy style with a couture attitude for millinery that’s bound to be papped on street style during Fashion Week. Tulle veil comes included.

Fall/Winter’s appetite for structured classic bag means an elegant top handle is a must-have on your wrist. The newfangled futuristic silhouette of this new bag debut means you’ll stay ahead of the curve when it comes to accessorising.

The newspaper print – this one’s dubbed the “Breaking News” print –  makes a great style statement if you’re thinking of dipping your toes into Fall/Winter’s punk trend.

Turn an abstract hair accessory like this gilded hair tie into the most head-turning jewellery next season.

The return of the penny loafers is one footwear comeback we’re heralding for its elegant-meets-sensible aesthetic. Clare Waight Keller‘s take with this platform heels number makes it even more desirable.

Sculptural, Brutalist, minimalist – Daniel Lee combines all of our favourite adjectives into the most modern evening bag.

Pair it with a long structured skirt. Throw it over jeans. Team it up with a pair of tailored pants. Match it with a cocktail dress. Whatever styling option you choose, this plush cropped cardigan is the most perfect alternative to a blazer for Fall/Winter 2019.

Give a darker edge to floral dresses with this cocktail number that comes with wilted floral appliques and funereal lace.

The ’80s continue to spread its influence in Fall and these Day-Glo bright pumps are perfect for girls who just want to have fun.

The perfect weekender size with the perfect logo design – consider your next holiday wardrobe settled.

Named after Emile Hermes third daughter, this accordion bag is reminiscent of the way school books were attached with a belt and hung over the shoulder. The adjustable strap lets you carry the bag as a shoulder bag or a short wristlet. Such a smarty.

This is the easiest way to add a more dramatic flair to your dressing. A trivia: The rose prints come from the photographs of blossoms that were plucked at the designer’s home last Oct.

This pair of surrealist accessory is made for arty types. It’s inspired by a 24K gold ear-shaped art piece that artist Eduardo Costa created for a photograph in the 1968 edition of American Vogue.

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