1. POP ART PERFECTION: WHITNEY MUSEUM
Opening this October at the Whitney Museum in New York, Roy Lichtenstein: Like New asks viewers to reconsider the pop art genius and his enduring impact onthe artists who followed in his footsteps, like Louise Lawler, Richard Pettibone, and Elaine Sturtevant. Featuring 130 works spanning 50-plus years, the retrospective includes some of his best-known pieces – such as Happy Tears – and brings together all the works from his first exhibit at Leo Castelli Gallery in 1962.
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2. SAY OM: GUCCI
When he took over Times Square for a Guccicore fashion show back in May, Demna chose to enlist models who looked like typical New Yorkers. These archetypes included the woman who is rushing off to yoga, mat in hand. And now that mat is available. Embossed with GG insignia, the leather mat is easy to tote around thanks to a trusty shoulder strap. Savasana starts now.
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3. METAMORPHOSIS MAGIC: CHANEL
No one is hotter than Matthieu Blazy right now, and Chanel’s fall 2026 collection underscores this fact. Inspired by a quote from Coco herself that compares a woman’s wardrobe to being equal parts caterpillar and butterfly, the mix of practical workwear and flashy flapper-esque dresses speaks to the transformational power of fashion.
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4. THINK PINK: VAN CLEEF & ARPELS
Over the last few years, Van Cleef & Arpels’ signature Alhambra collection has undergone a resurgence in popularity. Longstanding fans of the line are in for a treat, as the latest version is crafted from translucent enamel in a new pink colorway with tiny bubbles for playful depth. How charming!
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5. LOCKED IN: HERMES
Nestled among the sleek outerwear, cozy knits, and sharp trousers that made up Hermès’ fall 2026 collection was a standout bag that’ll surely get fans all a’tizzy. The latest Picotin Lock micro bag now comes in Prussian-blue box calfskin, complete with silver hardware. Elegant and modern, it’s the perfect piece for transitioning into a new season.
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6. FARM TO BOOKSHELF: FLAMINGO ESTATE
Located in Los Angeles, Flamingo Estate’s sprawling grounds with its meticulously trimmed gardens and 1940s Spanish-style pink stucco house is a lifestyle fantasy brought to life. And with the brand’s new tome, Pleasure Principles, published by Chronicle Books, that desire to grow, cook, and create with beauty can now be your reality too.
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7. KICK IT: MIU MIU
The Y2K revival continues with Miu Miu’s newest iteration of an archival favorite. The Bubble Sneaker, a style first released in the early aughts, is back with some tweaks – namely, a lighter sole that makes it easier to wear. Available in nylon, nylon paired with suede, and an embellished version, it’s sure to be the cool-girl favorite this fall.
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8. THE EYE MUST TRAVEL: LOUIS VUITTON
Drawing from Turkish kepeneks (sheepherder garments), the Mongolian steppes, Peruvian forests, and Nepalese mountains, Nicolas Ghesquière traveled the world for LV’s fall 2026 collection. Outerwear served as protection against the elements, while accessories like a cowbell and a bag consisting of a sack on a stick added plenty of whimsy.
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9. BOOKSMART: DIOR
No one loves a classic read more than Jonathan Anderson. After revamping the brand’s Book Tote to honor famous novels, the designer has turned hi eye to homewares. The aptly named Book Cover collection features Jules Verne’s Around the World in 80 Days and Eric Carle’s The Very Hungry Caterpillar on notebooks, trays, and trinket dishes as well as wool and cashmere throws.
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10. BIG APPLE DREAMS: MONCLER
This month, New York City becomes home to the biggest Moncler flagship in the world. Located at 767 Fifth Avenue, the two-floor space totals 23,680 square feet and features interiors designed by Gilles & Boissier. Aside from the full range of outerwear offerings, the opening also allows for early access to LoveFrom, a Moncler co-creation with Jony Ive, which includes six site-specific patches for customizable fun.
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Taken from 10 Magazine USA Issue 7 – HERITAGE, LEGACY, FUTURE – out September 18! Order your copy here.
Text DIANA TSUI
Photography courtesy Whitney Museum, Gucci, Chanel, Van Cleef & Arpels, Hermès, Flamingo Estate, Miu Miu, Louis Vuitton, Dior, and Moncler