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This year’s Milan Design Week, the international showcase that takes over the Italian fashion capital once a year, saw a huge crossover from fashion labels into home and design space. As interest in the category has soared recently, luxury brands are eager to showcase their expertise in craft. There’s so much heritage to tap into (and so many boldfaced names looking to flex their design chops in unexpected ways), and we say the more, the merrier! Here are a few of our favorite fashionable launches.

Ralph Lauren

Ralph Lauren’s Via della Spiga flagship façade was overtaken by a patchwork quilt of Ralph Lauren Home’s signature fabrics, including watercolor-style florals, block prints and classic ticking stripes, in an ode to American style. Guests enjoyed custom

The hype surrounding nonfungible tokens (NFTs) has allowed some of the world’s most iconic brands to rake in hundreds of millions of dollars in additional revenue, underscoring the mass consumer appeal of digital collectibles. 

Leading brands including Nike, Gucci, Dolce & Gabbana, Adidas and Tiffany have amassed a combined $260 million worth of sales from NFTs, according to data from Dune Analytics that was first reported by NFTGators. Nike’s NFT drops have amassed $185.3 million in revenue, with volumes in secondary markets approaching $1.3 billion.

Dolce & Gabbana has generated $25.6 million worth of NFT revenue. Tiffany, which only recently launched its NFTiff token allowing CryptoPunk holders to mint customized pendants, has amassed $12.6 million in NFT-related sales. Total NFT revenue for Gucci and Adidas was $11.6 million and $10.9 million, respectively.

Nike’s NFT-related projects have made over $185M in revenue, positioning it as the biggest earning brand from NFTs.