From iconic re-editions and couture anniversaries to mystic exhibitions and floral debuts, this month’s magazine page is a whirlwind tour through the worlds of fashion, art, and culture. Zendaya stuns in a Louis Vuitton and Takashi Murakami re-edition, while Lewis Hamilton makes headlines with a fiery red Richard Mille watch. The Louvre reveals its first major fashion exhibition and plans to relocate the Mona Lisa within its galleries. Banana Republic partners with The White Lotus for a tropical twist on timeless style, and Iris Apfel’s legendary wardrobe takes center stage at Christie’s. From Giorgio Armani’s shimmering tribute to light to a centuries-spanning tarot exhibit in London—and even a pink-apricot rose named after Martha Stewart—there’s no shortage of style, symbolism, and surprises.
Iconic re-edition
Decades after the iconic collaboration with Takashi Murakami, LV presents a striking re-edition featuring the artist’s designs — showcased by the brand’s ambassador Zendaya.
Driver In Red
Lewis Hamilton was spotted with the Richard Mille RM 67-02 ‘Italy’ on his wrist. A fitting timepiece for whipping around the track in a sexy Italian F1 car.
A ROOM OF HER OWN
As part of a massive renovation, the Louvre Museum in Paris will move the Mona Lisa to a newly created exhibition space.
Louvre’s First
Running until the summer, the fashion exhibition features 45 designers —from Chanel and Balenciaga to Versace and Saint Laurent.
Banana Republic X The White Lotus
The White Lotus x Banana Republic collection combines the brand’s timeless silhouettes with tropical prints.
STYLE ICON
Iris Apfel’s Personal Collection was recently auctioned by Christie’s. The showcase featured over 200 pieces of fashion, accessories, and design.
Martha in The Garden
Years in development, the highly fragrant “Martha Stewart” is a pink and apricot hybrid tea rose newly available in North America.
Lumières
Giorgio Armani recently celebrated 20 years of his couture line Armani Privé with a collection that explored themes of light and shimmer.
Mysticism
A major London exhibition, “Tarot: Origins & Afterlives” at the Warburg Institute, considers seven centuries of tarot.
