Emerging art star Lotus L. Kang unveiled draping “skins”—lengths of unfixed, light-sensitive film that slowly developed over time—from a scaffold of industrial steel joists for her 2023 exhibition “In Cascades” at London’s Chisenhale Gallery.

For Saint Laurent’s fall/winter 2025 collection, Anthony Vaccarello presented an homage to the iconic designer’s 1990s haute couture, parading runway looks defined by clean lines and striking, voluminous silhouettes, including this glossy, amber-hued pencil dress.

Abridge between the slick industrial pop of the West Coast’s Finish Fetish movement, prevalent in the 1960s, and the more cerebral minimalism of New York of the 1970s, Don Dudley crafted elegant wall works with a strong emphasis on color, geometry, and surface, such as Untitled (Modular Study) (1974), made using airbrush and ink on paper.

Evoking the look of a makeup palette, the whimsical Première Cuff Blush watch by Chanel is distinguished by a black-coated steel-chain bracelet interlaced with leather straps in powdery, gradient shades of pink and red.

Available in a variety of sizes as well as steel, wood, and lacquer finishes, modular Joan cocktail tables by Jean-Marie Massaud for Poliform make an impactful statement.

After practicing architecture for two decades, Tony Smith garnered acclaim for his rigorous, monumental black steel sculptures, like Source (1967), which challenges conventional notions of scale and space.

n 2009, acclaimed artist Will Ryman transformed Marlborough’s New York gallery into a whimsical garden with 39 large flower sculptures ranging in height from two to seven feet. Among them was Untitled (Rose 16), which sold at Christie’s in 2023.

The fall/winter 2025–26 collection at Roger Vivier celebrates the many rose gardens of Paris, with handbags and shoes such as these stilettos, featuring a tightly coiled blossom and a thornlike heel.