Seen by Fräulein #26

Lou de Bètoly – Open to the Public

As part of Berlin Fashion Week’s public programme, Lou de Bètoly opens her doors for a rare opportunity to experience her work beyond the runway. Known for combining couture craftsmanship with found materials and upcycling, the Berlin-based designer invites visitors into her universe, offering a closer look at the processes and techniques behind her distinctive practice.

Tiffany & Co. – Eternity by Tiffany Enamel Clematis Watch

Tiffany & Co. introduces the Eternity by Tiffany Enamel Clematis Watch, a timepiece that brings together high jewellery, watchmaking and traditional enamelling. Inspired by the floral lamps created by the Tiffany Studios in the early 1900s, the dial features hand-crafted clematis flowers executed in rare Plique-à-jour and Champlevé enamel techniques. Framed by aquamarines and diamonds, each watch requires more than 100 hours of craftsmanship, highlighting the house’s enduring commitment to artisanal excellence.

Richert Beil – Store Opening

Berlin label Richert Beil marks Fashion Week with the opening of its first permanent store. As part of the city’s public programme, the new space offers visitors the chance to discover the brand’s collections in a more intimate setting while reflecting the label’s ongoing dialogue between fashion, art and contemporary culture.

Dolce&Gabbana – DG Resort Taormina

Dolce&Gabbana returns to Sicily with a takeover of the San Domenico Palace, Taormina, A Four Seasons Hotel. The historic property has been transformed with the house’s signature Palme motif, extending across the pool, terraces and communal spaces. Alongside the installation, an exclusive pop-up boutique offers a curated selection of ready-to-wear, accessories and destination-exclusive pieces.