Swiss glass artist Jonas Nöel Niedermann debuts a pop-up space at Copenhagen concept store, florist and multi-disciplinary studio Tableau. The Swiss artist, known for his minimalist glass sculpture, will display his works at Tableau from November 4th-7th.

Manolo Blahnik celebrates 50 years in business by opening up its archives for the first time with a new exhibition, designed by company CEO, Kristina Blahnik. The show, Manolo Blahnik: A New Way of Walking takes place across the virtual realm, compiled by Judith Clark in conjunction with Manolo Blahnik himself and the brand’s in house Archive team. Spanning five virtual rooms such as The Palette Room or The 70’s Room, the showcase displays never-before-seen sketches, photographs and clips of the brand’s notable friends, team, and some of the most lavish designs.

With little fanfare, Bottega Veneta opens doors to a new pop-up concept store in East London’s Redchurch Street. The Tea Building interiors receive a refresh by way of the brand’s signature electric blue shade from the Salon 02 collection, alongside an installation of a series of design pieces, all created in collaboration with artists. Spot foil-covered sofas and paper versions of its famous Lug boots by artist Daniel Gordon. Salon 02 collection is also available to shop in-store.

TEKLA, which is best known for indulgent home products like bedding and bath robes, extends its offer to the kitchen. TEKLA Kitchen will offer a variety of linen napkins, aprons, kitchen towels and tablecloths in a bid to celebrate the much-missed joys of dining with loved ones. Both heavy and light linen feature in the range to create stylish, multi-textural tablescapes.

Partnership Editions launches The Home as Art, a Home category to the collective of artists housed under one e-commerce roof. Challenging 12 artists to use everyday home objects as their canvas, artworks adorn everything from table linens, candlesticks and ceramics, creating homeware with a story to tell. Highlights include plates featuring painter Frances Castello’s illustrations of the sun, candle sticks featuring Petra Borner’s abstract brushstrokes and patchwork cushions by Alessandra Chambers.

The Musée des Arts Decoratifs brings Mugler: Couturissime, a major retrospective on the work of Thierry Mugler, to Paris – the city where it all started for Mugler. The show puts on display ready-to-wear, one-of-a-kind couture pieces, stage costumes, films and unpublished archives that retrace the work of the designer over the last 50 years and highlight his contributions to the worlds of design and entertainment.

Australian label Zimmermann channels its signature flair for romance, frills and all things floral into its newly-released Spring Summer 2022 collection. Inspired by ballet dancers and the different facets they present – strength versus fragility, self-discipline versus creative intuition – the range features bodysuits, floor-sweeping skirts and wrap cashmere tops. The brand also offers a refreshed, abstract take on its signature floral prints created alongside florist Saskia Havekes and photographer Pierre Toussaint.

Hermès debuts the third chapter of its new beauty category, turning its focus on hand care. Les Mains Hermès aims to meld self-care with beauty with a set of personal yet universal items, including a hand cream; nourishing oil for nails and cuticles; nail enamels; nail files; and base and top coats. Packaged in the brand’s signature graphic, color-block containers, this new set of products work together to offer a “complete ritual.”