Strathberry is a Scottish leather-goods house that designs in Edinburgh and handcrafts in Spain. Here is where it sits in the luxury landscape, and why.
Eight designers for embellished occasion dressing, compared honestly against Huishan Zhang: Safiyaa, Erdem, Jenny Packham, Oscar de la Renta, Elie Saab, Zuhair Murad, Needle & Thread and Self-Portrait.
From embellished sequin to canary duchesse, our editors choose the best Huishan Zhang gowns for weddings, galas and the red carpet, and how to pick yours.
Six checkable tests for whether Huishan Zhang is a luxury brand, from the V&A acquisition to production scarcity, with the two places it genuinely does not compete.
Love the Blazé Milano blazer? These are the quiet-luxury tailoring labels we recommend to Blazé shoppers, The Row, Khaite and Toteme, and what each one does best.
The Blazé Milano blazer works for the office, the weekend and the evening. Here is how to style the Everyday and Everynight double-breasted cuts, with the trousers and the slip dress.
Blazé Milano runs 00, 0, I, II, III, IV, and the blazers are cut oversized. Here is the size ladder translated to UK, the size-down rule, and how Everyday and Everynight differ.
Blazé Milano built its name on the blazer. Here is what you pay for, the cost-per-wear case, and our honest verdict on whether the Italian tailoring house is worth it.
Alex Perry Pre-Fall 2026 doubles down on the house signature: corseted sequin gowns, fluid jersey columns, and sculptural tailoring. Here is the Coveti edit.
The best Alex Perry gowns to buy now, chosen by Coveti's fashion desk: sequin columns, draped leather, and sculptural eveningwear, with prices and styling notes.
Alex Perry is the Australian couturier behind some of the red carpet's most sculptural gowns, founded in Sydney in 1992. Meet the designer and shop the edit at Coveti.
A style-by-style guide to the Polène line: Numéro Dix, Cyme, Numéro Un, Mokki, Tonca and more, matched to what you need the bag to do. Picked by Coveti's fashion editor.
The best alternatives to Polène: DeMellier, ATP Atelier, Ateliers Auguste, and By Far. How each compares on leather, look, and price, all stocked at Coveti.
Polène uses full-grain leather and handcrafts its bags in Spain at a fraction of heritage-house prices. An honest editor's verdict on whether Polène is luxury, plus where to buy.