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Here's the best of what's new in style and accessories right now—watches, loafers, a speaker, even a crawfish brooch (trust us).
The Black Bay Ceramic stood out from the rest of Tudor’s novelties at Watches and Wonders. The ceramic three-link bracelet, newly engineered and designed, comes with a double folding clasp. The other Tudor hallmarks remain, including the “Snowflake” hands. As dark as it gets, as classy as it gets.
With this Icons by Icons limited edition, Tod’s subtly draws from the visual language of seminal 20th-century design while remaining true to its own codes. Rendered in supple calfskin, the engraved upper and exposed hand-stitching highlight craft over spectacle. The multicoloured pebble sole introduces a contemporary inflection without disturbing the loafer’s inherent ease.
Stripped of excess and engineered for precision, the Sonos Era 100 reflects a sculpted form that houses a considered acoustic build, where angled tweeters and a dedicated mid-woofer create a soundstage that feels expansive and controlled, lending depth to everything from vinyl rips to late-night podcasts.
The House’s silk legacy is revisited through a more contemporary lens with the Hard-Wear printed silk carré. Crafted in silk twill, the archival equestrian motif is reintroduced to retain the character of the original while allowing the medium to evolve. The heritage prints are treated not as relics, but as living codes, designed to be worn, folded and reinterpreted.
Seen across looks in the Fall 2026 collection, the Midnight Mask sunglasses distil Balenciaga’s futurist instinct into a singular statement. The oversized mask silhouette, rendered in bio-injected polyamide, leans unapologetically into drama. A lasered logo on the lens and an inky black finish sharpen the effect, while full UVA/UVB protection anchors it in function.
The Couture Charms brooch channels the atelier codes of Dior. Rendered in sterling silver, the crawfish motif is precise yet slightly subversive. Worn on a suit, it disrupts tradition just enough, signalling a man who understands that true sophistication lies in the details that don’t try too hard.
Crafted in caramel suede calfskin, this backpack sees Montblanc rework the classic envelope shape into something softer and more lived in. Practicality is built in with easy access front pockets, a padded laptop sleeve and considered interior detailing. It’s designed for movement.
With the Prisma necklace, Bottega Veneta leans into tactility over theatrics. The contrast of soft Nappa leather against a weighty sterling silver pendant gives the piece its tension. Finished with a discreet loop-insert closure, it sits comfortably between jewellery and object. It’s the kind of piece that settles into your look and stays there.
Following its debut presentation in January, the first men’s collection under new Creative Director Jaden Smith now launches globally. The Asclepius Sling becomes a clear expression of this shift with a sharp sling-back silhouette where metallic accents slice through a striking red. Exploratory in tone, it signals a house in motion, testing new ground without closing the conversation.
Cut from yarn-dyed wool and finished with suede accents, this blouson jacket reflects Canali’s approach to modern elegance. The shirt collar and elasticated hem keep the silhouette relaxed, while the Rain Protection treatment adds function. Part of the House’s Impeccabile selection, it’s designed to hold its shape and composure for long hours on the move.