Other novelties included Kiss Kiss, reinvented in 2005 with Hervé Can der Straeten, and Rouge G, reinvented with Lorenz Bäumer featuring the famed double-mirror case.
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Jennifer Weil,
Footwear News,
12 Aug. 2026
What seemed like a low barrier for starting a company and finding investors — spurring viral storylines around 19-year-old blockchain CEOs and other such novelties — has given way to a high sense of precarity for people entering today’s arena.
In keeping with its museum neighbour, the hotel is filled with fascinating trinkets and artsy details that reward a closer look.
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Condé Nast,
Condé Nast Traveler,
18 Aug. 2026
Flowers, handwritten notes, drawings, photos, and a variety of trinkets are filling up a memorial to Jackie the bald eagle in the Big Bear Valley community of Fawnskin.
But each room is packed with nooks and crannies and knickknacks to click around on, investigate, and learn about, so there’s almost always something to dig into.
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Jay Peters,
The Verge,
1 Aug. 2026
Books and knickknacks made from bronze, glass and wood cover the coffee table.
The recent Emi Jay clip engraving pop-up had kids grabbing baubles to create their own accessories.
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Kelly Aiglon,
Chicago Tribune,
5 Aug. 2026
These humble baubles once evoked summer-camp nostalgia and antique-purse collections; now, they’re affixed to viral sensations, designer duds, and semi-precious fine jewelry.
The Babylon Bee posted a satirical video suggesting that if a female president was mercurial — launching foreign wars, trade wars and petty feuds — and focusing on gewgaws and shoes, she’d be endlessly belittled.
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