Lanvin

The oldest fashion house still in operation, Lanvin was founded in 1889 by 22-year-old  Parisian milliner Jeanne Lanvin. Her conception of style as an all-encompassing aesthetic universe established her label as  an early lifestyle brand and champion of everyday elegance. Since being appointed creative  director in 2019, Bruno Sialelli (with stints at Balenciaga, Acne Studios, Paco Rabanne, and Loewe under his belt) has united the iconic French house's heritage with a design  sensibility reflective of the twenty-first century. Transcending conventional notions of men's and women's wear, Sialelli's pieces embrace  gender fluidity whilst paying homage to the label's 130-year-old legacy. Emanating French  ease, graphic hoodies and t-shirts make nods to leisurewear just as pleated trousers and button-up shirts draw influence from the 50's and 70's. Logo-emblazoned bags speak to an  of-the-moment contemporaneity while leather derbies