From a bag you can DJ on to recycled paracord footwear to colorful sneaker collabs, join Design Milk as we recap the top 10 style + fashion posts of 2025.
AVGVST Berlin's Natalia Bryantseva and Crosby Studios' Harry Nuriev's collaborate on a charming collection of collectible jewelry.
Social Media Consultant Maivy Tran shares 10 modern gift ideas that turn ordinary, everyday moments into something worth pausing for.
Silver and gold vermeil grace the keycaps and pendants of the Esc Keys collection, featuring icons from Susan Kare's extensive Apple icon portfolio.
Taras Yoom’s Cyber Zombie collection is anything but ordinary with its buildable jewelry inspired by sci-fi and Frankenstein.
Architects Antonia Frey-Vorhammer and Simon Vorhammer, of SIAN, design jewelry that mirrors their highly intricate + geometric projects.
Founder of fast-growing, lab-grown jewelry brand Dorsey, Meg Strachan shares some very honest advice about the lonely entrepreneur journey.
Danish fashion house Skall Studio and jewelry brand Kinraden collaborate on a five-piece collection of minimalist, organic-shaped jewelry.
Editor-in-Chief Caroline Williamson returns for the Take 5 series, sharing geometric stained glass, modern Aboriginal art, candle stacks, and more!
Named after Bharatanatyam dancers from the Indian and Middle Eastern regions, this modern, 3D-printed Bharata bracelet combines modern technology with ethnic and tribal art.
This sculptural jewelry collaboration with Tom Wood is inspired by the tracks and lyrics of Röykospp’s Profound Mysteries project.
Elena Salmistraro's Venusia jewelry collection for Alessi is an exploration of textures, colors, and geometries.
With countless variations in colors, sizes, and forms, there’s no limit to the ways we can experiment with the checkerboard trend at home.
Women’s History Month may be coming to a close, so we're sharing more modern women-led brands that deserve your coin this month and always!
London-based Corrie Williamson makes jewelry + hanging mobiles from wooden and metal offcuts leftover from the work of other designer-makers.
