Bal Harbour

66 BAL HARBOUR Creature Comforts You'll want to grab hold of these critters before anyone else does. BY STELLA LEE Chopard Peacock earrings with brown, yellow and black diamonds Van Cleef & Arpels diamond, emerald and sapphire Oiseaux earrings AS29 pavé bird necklace, Oxygene Chopard Butterfly bracelet with yellow and brown diamonds and yellow sapphires Tiffany & Co. Bird on a Rock green-tourmaline and diamond brooch Aurélie Bidermann Tao Snake ring, The Webster Alexis Bittar Elements bracelet, Neiman Marcus Pamela Love Serpent ring, Neiman Marcus Stephen Webster Jewels Verne Lobster Crystal Haze long finger ring, Neiman Marcus Buccellati white- and pink-gold Scorpion brooch with pearls and diamonds TRENDS

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• CONTRIBUTORS: We asked our contributors: "WHat word do you overuse or that you find other people overuse?
• FASHIONABLE UNIVERSE: What to see, visit and wear this Fall
• GOLD VIBES: This enduring metal is more than a flash in the pan.
• ALL HAIL HORST: One of fashion's greatest lensman is celebrated with the largest retrospectives of his work to date.
• ARTS & LETTERS: Nicolas Ouchenir, master calligrapher who writes the fashion world's most exclusive invitations.
• GLOBAL REACH: Meet three of the most influential international fashion bloggers.
• COOL BRITANNIA: British model Edie Campbell has the fashion world hooked on her quirky style.
• MAN KIND: With accessories like these, you may find yourself dipping into his closet this season.
• CREATURE COMFORTS: You'll want to grab hold of these critters before anyone else does.
• CREATURE COMFORTS: You'll want to grab hold of these critters before anyone else does.
• SHOW SOME SKIN: Despite the drop in temperature, there's plenty of skin on show this season.
• COLOR WHEEL: Take these brighter hues for a spin this Fall.
• ICON: IN " Alta Moda," Mario Testino takes a departure from fashion photography, taps into his Peruvian roots.
• FAMILY HISTORY: Iconic Italian label Salvatore Ferragamo honors its own legacy of female creativity.
• STYLE DIARY: We talked to four tastemakers to see what they'll be wearing this Fall.
• MEET MS CHLOE: Clare Waight Keller carriers the French house into a new direction that's still undeniably feminine.
• ABOUT FACE: Three top models spill their secrets for staying fit and beautiful year-round.
• RESERVED: Though she's been a front-row fixture for years, Lynn Yeager still ponders the real cost (and value) of a well-placed seat during fashion week.
• WILD CHILD: There's nothing understated about this Fall's wardrobe.
• SIREN CALL: When attention is what you're seeking, the only option is red.
• DRAW DRAW DRAW DRAW: With a day job as a creative director at Estee Lauder and an illustrator at all other hours, Donald Robertson is becoming the world's best-known creative double agent.
• THE WOOL PACK: Wrap yourself up in this season's coziest sweaters and statement coats.
• IN HER HANDS: Alessandra Facchinetti is updating Tod's with a fresh look all her own.
• COLOR (DE)CODED: Diamonds may be forever, but colored gemstones are very now.
• BEHIND THE CURTAIN: Tomas Maier has been quietly redefining luxury at Bottega Veneta for the last 13 years.
• DRAWN TO FASHION: The elegant niche of fashion illustration is gradually expanding, elevating a season's trend to fine art.
• TOP SHELF: Stock up on these stylish tomes.
• POUR HOMME: To celebrate the opening of The Webster's new mens store, co-founder and CEO Laure Heriard Dubreuil shares her top looks for Fall.
• FASHION FETES: Here's to partying around the world with Bal Harbour's brands.
• SERIOUS FASHION: Teri Agins sits with writer Mark Ellwood to discuss her latest book, her earliest runway memories and the future of fashion.