Victoria Beckham Ribbed Wool Sweater
Marie Adam-Leenaerdt Bow-embellished Leather Wedge Mules
Jil Sander Silver-tone Earrings
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Jil Sander’s Cannolo Bag
Jil Sander is having one of the best bag games out there. From sleek shoulder bags to ultra-chic carryalls, the brand offers a range of delightful classics. Very delightful, as the season’s star is inspired with cannoli – the ultimate Sicilian dessert. During Carnival, the phallic-shaped cannolo becomes the token of desire. Traditionally, men would gift the treats to prospective lovers to show their affections, singing: Ogni cannolu è scettru d’ ogni Re… lu cannolu è la virga di Mosè (“Every cannolo is the sceptre of every king… the cannolo is the penis of Moses” – not very demure!). In case of Jil Sander, the cannolo takes a minimalist turn and looks like the future it-bag.
Here are my favorite Jil Sander bags you can invest in now! Thank me later.
ED’s SELECTION:
Jil Sander Cannolo Small Leather Shoulder Bag
Jil Sander Cannolo Small Leather Shoulder Bag
Jil Sander Leather-trimmed Raffia Shoulder Bag
Jil Sander Snake-effect Leather Shoulder Bag
Jil Sander Padded Leather Shoulder Bag
Jil Sander Mini Bamboo Leather Tote
Jil Sander Origami Padded Snake-effect Leather Clutch
Jil Sander All-day Textured-leather Shoulder Bag
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Experimentation Mode. Jil Sander AW24
Lucie and Luke Meier are in their experimentation mode at Jil Sander. Gone are the days when their vision of the brand orbited around the idea of minimalism in its traditional, Sander-esque sense. Trying new things is crucial in order to develop and progress your style. But I’m not entirely share the antiquated space-age aesthetic the designers went for their autumn-winter 2024 collection is necessarily a breakthrough. They leaned too much on the diamond quilting, which if overdosed can feel utterly outdated, and the chainmail details are Paco Rabanne’s territory, especially when we’re talking about 1960s sensitivity. As Cathy Horyn wrote in her review, the collection gave “tragically old lady” vibes, and its hard to disagree.
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