Sofia Richie Grainge Is a David Yurman Girl + Other Fashion News

Including surprises for Hilary MacMillan’s 10th anniversary and Harry Rosen’s 70th.

Sofia Richie Grainge is David Yurman’s new global ambassador

Modernity, timeless beauty and independence can be used to describe David Yurman’s values, which is what makes their newest global ambassador such a great fit. Meet Sofia Richie Grainge, 2023’s It girl, participant of the quiet luxury movement, and the jewellery label’s newest muse. She stepped into her new role at David Yurman with the brand’s Sculpted Cable Bracelet campaign, which features images of an exquisite-looking Richie Grainge that perfectly capture the essence of laid-back luxury.

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Hilary MacMillan introduces the Jardin De Chenonceau collection

To mark Hilary MacMillan’s 10-year anniversary, the Canadian label has launched a special Fall 2023 collection that pays homage to its affinity for colour, texture and size inclusivity, all with a perfect autumnal touch. Think plush velvets, rich jewel tones, faux furs and vegan leathers. Watch this space, as the collection will be released in three drops.

H&M launches a kid’s collection in collaboration with Eva Chen

Just in time for the back-to-school season, H&M has unveiled a limited-edition kid’s collection in collaboration with best-selling author, former magazine editor and multi-hyphenate style icon Eva Chen. A mom herself, Chen included her daughter in the design process to view the collection through youthful eyes.

“There’s just something so unique about how a child experiences the world,” Chen said in a release from the brand. “I can’t wait to see how kids everywhere, including my own, live and play in these pieces for years to come.” The gender-neutral separates, all of which have a ’90s influence, were designed with play and function in mind.

Concept boutique Absolutely Fabrics opens in Toronto

Searching for a little more individuality in your wardrobe? Look no further than Absolutely Fabrics, Toronto’s newest concept store filled with unique contemporary and designer pieces from brands like Puppets and Puppets, Luar and Canadian label Beaufille, as well as an impeccable curation of vintage fashion.

“We want to be the retail partner for emerging designers that becomes a destination for those shoppers who want what no one else has,” says founder and creative director Kaelen Haworth. What’s more, within Absolutely Fabrics is a full-service event and studio space that is available to the creative community for shoots, exhibitions, artist talks and other projects.

Harry Rosen introduces designer brands to its collection

Ahead of its 70th anniversary next year, Harry Rosen is making some exciting brand changes. The legacy men’s retailer has added contemporary designer brands — from Kenzo and Balmain to Marni, Maison Margiela and Zegna x The Elder Statesman — to their collection in an effort to connect with a younger, more fashion-forward audience. But don’t fret, the beloved Harry Rosen point of view that current clients know and cherish remains.

Ownever paints the town pink

Ownever, the newest name in luxury bags, has introduced its latest limited-edition style: a blush pink handbag featuring only the finest repurposed leather. A bag this cute? You’ll want to hold onto it forever. Ownever redefines timeless fashion through offering a lifetime of repair services, so you can keep this handbag for generations on end.

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