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We are passionate about designers that push the boundaries, just like we do. Here you'll find independent and emerging brands to watch.

With so many brands available here on Coveti, it's nice to take a minute to reflect on those which we love. Catch a glimpse of what's coming next.

Brands we love, Buying Guide

Christopher Esber Turnlock Bag Review: Mini, Shoulder and Grande, Stones, Size and Care

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Gemma Deeks

October 17, 2026

The Turnlock is Christopher Esber's signature bag : a soft, slouched shape closed by a brass turnlock set with a natural stone. It comes as a Mini , a Shoulder bag and a larger Grande, in suede, polished leather, raffia, patent and lizard-effect leather, and every version is made in Spain . The...

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Quiet Luxury Brands for Women: 10 Labels to Know

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Gemma Deeks

October 23, 2026

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The quiet luxury brands to know, from The Row, Toteme and Khaite to Max Mara, Brunello Cucinelli and ME+EM, plus core pieces and how to spot quality.

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ME+EM Stores: Every UK and US Location in 2026

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Gemma Deeks

October 17, 2026

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Every ME+EM store with address and opening hours: 7 London stores, Selfridges, Harrods, Bath, Manchester, Harrogate, Edinburgh and 7 in the US.

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Taller Marmo Dress Guide 2026: 14 Styles and Where to Wear

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Gemma Deeks

October 23, 2026

Every Taller Marmo dress and gown in the Fall 2026 collection, from the Notte Gown to the new 1926 Gown, with sizing, care and what to wear where.

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Needle and Thread Review: Quality, Fit, Fabric and Who It Suits

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Gemma Deeks

October 23, 2026

Needle and Thread is a good choice for embellished occasionwear: the beading and sequin work is the label's real strength, the bodices are cut close and the tulle skirts are light to wear. The trade-offs are fabric and care. Most pieces are polyester, many recycled, and the heavier gowns need...

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Needle and Thread Cruise 2027: The New Collection, Piece by Piece

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Gemma Deeks

October 17, 2026

The Needle and Thread new collection is Cruise 2027, released alongside a navy Pre-Spring 2027 capsule. Its headline pieces are the Swan Lake-inspired Thalia gowns, the ballet-cut Amaya Shimmer gowns, the Luminara gown, and a new pair of separates, the Jet Embellished Jacket and Jet Frill...

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Who Is Needle and Thread? The London Label Behind the Embellished Tulle Gown

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Gemma Deeks

October 23, 2026

Needle and Thread is a London womenswear label founded in 2013 by the designer Hannah Coffin, who still runs it as founder and CEO. It is best known for embellished tulle gowns worked with sequins, beading and embroidery, with motifs drawn from classic English gardens, vintage textiles and...

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Is Solace London a Luxury Brand? Quality, Fabric and Fit Assessed

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Gemma Deeks

October 18, 2026

Is Solace London a luxury brand? Who founded it, what the dresses are made of, how they fit and how the label compares with Self-Portrait and Safiyaa.

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Which Celebrities Wear Bronx and Banco? Every Verified Look

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Gemma Deeks

October 17, 2026

Bronx and Banco is a red carpet label, and the question we hear most is who has worn it. The answer depends on how strict you are about sources. Some appearances were covered widely by the press. Others appear only on the brand's own website. This register lists the independently reported...

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Bronx and Banco Holiday Party and New Year’s Eve Dresses

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Gemma Deeks

October 23, 2026

The holiday calendar asks for a lot of outfits in a few weeks: the office party, a friend's dinner, a gala and, at the end, New Year's Eve. Bronx and Banco is built for exactly this season. Velvet, feathers, sequins and faux fur all arrived together in the Fall Winter 2026 collection....

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Bronx and Banco Feather Dresses, Tops and Jackets

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Gemma Deeks

October 23, 2026

If one detail defines Bronx and Banco, it is the feather. The house uses it on gown hems, on cuffs, on sleeves and across entire bomber jackets, and it gives the clothes the movement that has made them a red carpet favourite. Jennifer Lopez wore a sage feather jacket by the label over her...

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Bronx and Banco Bridal: Gowns, Minis and Reception Looks

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Gemma Deeks

October 23, 2026

Bronx and Banco shows bridal looks on its New York runway, and its white and ivory pieces have become a favourite with brides who want more than one outfit across the wedding weekend. The appeal is simple: the same drama the label brings to red carpet gowns, in white. Taken one event at a time,...

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Bronx and Banco Gowns: Madeline, Brielle, Geisha and More

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Gemma Deeks

October 23, 2026

Bronx and Banco is a gown label first. Natalie De'Banco built the house in Sydney in 2009 around floor-length eveningwear, and most of what the brand is known for today, from the feather-hem halterneck to the crystal mesh column, sits in a handful of named gown families. Learn the names and...

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Who Is Natalie De’Banco? The Founder of Bronx and Banco

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Gemma Deeks

October 17, 2026

Bronx and Banco was founded by Natalie De'Banco, who is still its creative director. She opened her first boutique at Bondi Beach in Sydney while studying at Enmore Design School, and launched the Bronx and Banco label in 2009. Today the house has teams in Sydney, New York and Hong Kong, a...

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Alex Perry Fall Winter 2026: The Collection, Piece by Piece

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Gemma Deeks

October 17, 2026

Alex Perry Fall Winter 2026 is built on eight fabrics: virgin wool suiting, leather, shearling, leopard lace, dry jersey, devoré, stretch mesh and satin crepe. Each one is cut into the house shapes, so you get corseted strapless gowns, draped one-shoulder jersey, bodysuits, bikers and a...

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Acler Shoes and Bags: The Heels and Beaded Evening Bags, Explained

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Gemma Deeks

October 17, 2026

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Acler now designs heels and hand-beaded evening bags to match its dresses. The Leeroy, Brinlee, Caro and Flanleigh heels and the Birch bags, with sizing and styling.

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Is Alex Perry a Luxury Brand? Quality, Craft and What You Pay For

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Gemma Deeks

October 17, 2026

Yes, Alex Perry is a luxury brand. The Sydney house was founded in 1992 by Alex Perry, builds its eveningwear on internal corsetry in fabrics such as satin crepe, wool suiting and lamb leather, offers made-to-order bridal gowns by appointment, and sells through luxury retailers including...

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Mackage vs Canada Goose: Which Luxury Winter Coat Should You Buy?

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Gemma Deeks

October 23, 2026

Mackage and Canada Goose are the two Canadian names people compare most when they buy a serious winter coat. Both make down outerwear rated for real cold, but they come at it from opposite ends: Canada Goose from expedition gear, Mackage from tailoring and leather. This is how they differ, and...

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Mackage Down Coats and Puffers: Every Warmth Rating Explained

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Gemma Deeks

October 23, 2026

Every Mackage down coat carries a warmth rating, printed on the product page as the lowest temperature it is designed for. The scale runs from plus 5C for the lightest jackets to minus 35C for the Edward parka, which makes Mackage one of the easiest luxury outerwear brands to buy by climate....

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Is Mackage a Luxury Brand? Who Owns Mackage and Where It Is Made

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Gemma Deeks

October 22, 2026

Yes. Mackage is a Canadian luxury outerwear brand, known for tailored down coats with leather trims, and it sits in the same bracket as Moncler, Canada Goose and Yves Salomon. Here is the story behind it: who founded it, who owns it, where the coats are made and why they cost what they do. Shop...

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Brands Like Moncler: The Best Moncler Alternatives for Men

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Gemma Deeks

October 23, 2026

The closest brand to Moncler is Herno, an Italian outerwear house founded in 1948 on Lake Maggiore that built its name on very light nylon down jackets, with a small metal logo plate in place of a bold badge and prices generally below Moncler for comparable down. Other good alternatives depend...

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Herno Raincoats and Laminar: The Men’s Rainwear Guide

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Gemma Deeks

October 18, 2026

Herno began in 1948 as a men's raincoat maker in Lesa, on the shore of Lake Maggiore, and rainwear is still the heart of the house. A Herno raincoat today is a city-cut coat built on a technical membrane, from 2-Layer Windstopper rated to a 20,000 mm water column to Gore-Tex shells, while...

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Herno Down Jackets for Men: Nylon Ultralight and the Best Picks

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Gemma Deeks

October 18, 2026

A Herno down jacket is a lightweight, natural-down jacket made by the Italian outerwear house from Lesa, on Lake Maggiore. The lightest styles use Herno's Nylon Ultralight, a 20-denier Japanese nylon filled with 90/10 down, which feels close to silk and resists water. They are built to go over a...

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Is Herno a Good Brand? An Honest Look at Quality and Value

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Gemma Deeks

October 18, 2026

Yes, Herno is a good brand. The Italian house has made outerwear on Lake Maggiore since 1948, and its jackets combine very light down, technical membranes and tailored cuts at prices that sit below the most famous luxury down labels. It suits men who want warmth and weather protection without a...

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