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COTERIE is right around the corner, and we’ve got a few accessory brands we love to check out at the show! Without further ado…
Andrea Marazzini
Make a splash with Andrea Marazzini’s conversation-starting costume jewelry, which the designer has been crafting by hand since the 1990s using Swarovski crystals, Murano glass, and natural stones. (ammministrazione@ andreamarazzini.it; Booth 5550)
Andrea Marazzini
Angela Caputi Giuggiù
Beautiful baubles made in Italy from an array of luxe materials has been Angela Caputi’s signature since the jewelry brand’s 1975 debut. ([email protected]; Booth 5546)
Angela Caputi Giuggiù
Barbieri
Barbieri is beloved for its exquisite silk pieces, especially scarves; these colorful wearable works of art have been hand-painted and -printed since 1945. ([email protected]; Booth 5534)
Barbieri
Le Amalfitane
The Amalfi Coast’s irresistible influence is undeniable when it comes to Le Amalfitane’s limited-edition scarves and resortwear, which celebrate the Mediterranean’s unique soulful beauty. ([email protected]; Booth 6940)
Le Amalfitane
Mela
Free-spirited jewelry brand Mela was founded by Manuela Girone and Francesco Di Tommaso; they design Mela’s bohemian baubles using organic silk, natural pearls, and gemstones. (vicmelafra@ gmail.com; Booth 5525)
Mela
Mia Bag
This female-owned family business started 16 years ago with customizable bags hand-crafted in Italy; since then, Mia Bag has branched out into outerwear, with its beautifully designed jackets. ([email protected]; Booth 5435)
MIA BAG
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