This season's collection hits with unprecedented freshness—silhouettes redefined, a burst of expressive colours, and an infusion of new patterns and textures for a revitalized outlook. "Keep an eye out for textured knitwear and an unexpected dose of paisley, all done the 'Brunello way'," advises our Lead Luxury Buyer, Adam Gallo. Cucinelli's designs this season boldly underscore transformation and innovation, a testament to their commitment to pushing the boundaries of sartorial elegance.

‎Santoni's newest collection, boasts everything from suede loafers to basketweave styles, and double-monkstrap designs. Meticulously crafted, each pair is handmade in Corridonia, Italy and embodies Santoni's promise of unparalleled quality and bold style.

In recent collections, we’ve seen TOM FORD exude a great panache for the glamorous—including metallic and vibrantly-hued formalwear. This year might be different, however. "There’s a bit of a return to elegance this season, with a slightly more refined expression,” says Adam Gallo. “There’s a focus on icon patterns, silhouettes, and colours. That said, the bold, rich aesthetic of TOM FORD remains unchanged.” Expect to see a phenomenal selection of leathers and knitwear that call on the brand’s reputation for charismatic indulgence.

While Ferragamo is known for its highly decorative approach to fashion, this spring welcomes a breath of fresh air into the brand’s direction towards footwear. “With its branding refresh, SS24 at Ferragamo is a focused, tight assortment that riffs on the bestselling classics with youthful, subtle design updates from lauded creative director Max Davis,” says Adam Mena-Silvert, our Footwear and Accessories Buyer. This collection responds to an overwhelming preference for dressier, less ornate styles, as Ferragamo expands its range of traditional square buckle dress belts—though an exploration into Gancini buckles in single versions with tonal coloring is present, too.