Tag bottega veneta

“Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links.”

Sofia Richie Grainge is a style icon, quiet luxury queen, and It girl extraordinaire. So when she gives something her stamp of approval, we take note. Especially if it’s fashion-related.

Since catapulting into social media fame earlier this year, the Town & Country September cover star has been praised by Gen Z fashionistas around the world for her minimalist sense of style. Her wardrobe has become such a phenomenon that there are even Instagram accounts dedicated to her daily outfits. “I’m so flattered by that,” she tells T&C. “They’ll ask me, ‘Where’s this bag from? I can’t find these pants,’ and I’ll send them the link. So we’re in cahoots!”

Some of the designers you can often find the budding influencer wearing? Chanel, The Row, and Bottega Veneta. But there are also budget-friendlier

Burberry’s new serif logo, along with the brand’s equestrian knight symbol, marks a long overdue pivot in modern luxury branding. A world that has been dominated by a consciously blank minimalist aesthetic in recent years.

Under its previous creative figurehead, Ricardo Tisci, the brand adopted a Peter Savile-designed wordmark and a very modern interpretation of a heritage TB monogram. The reasoning behind this shift was that modern minimalism makes the brand more accessible and appealing to a younger generation of digital natives and the Chinese market in particular.

It didn’t hurt that the identity was well suited