Accessories

A rare treasure: The braided metal belt by cult label Nanni, Milan.

No more sluggish zips.

Probably the trendiest variety of sophisticated pearl jewellery.

Hand braided and hand sewn. Made from ultra soft nappa lamb’s leather.

100% cashmere. Carefully finished in a traditional factory.

Hand-knitted in Scotland – every muffetee is unique. Traditional cable stitch. Robust, warming lambswool.

Real handiwork from the Philippines. Each of these beautiful wooden bead necklaces is unique.

Today a classic in black and grey. Tomorrow a fashion highlight with brick red accents.

Made from soft velours leather with feminine metal embellishments. Perfect with sporty and elegant outfits.

Back in vogue: The cloche hat from the twenties. More flexible and hard-wearing than most other hats.

Fashionable scarf in 10 colours which will go with everything.

At last a cap that resists both wind and moisture. Made from warm, breathable softshell.

The original Panama hat. Plaited by hand in Ecuador.

Exceptionally chunky, unexpectedly light.

At last a rain hat that always fits perfectly. By Knirps®.

Handwoven pashmina: So delicate that you can pull this wrap through a ring.

Dyed and knitted by hand: Rare Sleeping Beauty pattern in a lovely range of colours.

Trendy hair accessory – and versatile styling aid. 24ct gold plated. Flowers and leaves hammered by hand.

Probably the most fuss-free hat you will ever own. And probably the most elegant as well.

Unique, simple and timeless: Your zodiac sign in a new design. By Robert Tateossian, London.

Magnificent beadwork, traditionally made by hand. Each bag is unique.

The roll-neck is undergoing a fashion revival. This one won’t make you look big nor is it too warm.

On-trend round glasses. Retro shape without nose bridge. At a really affordable price.

Classic shape. Ennobled by trendy nonchalance. The collapsible, suitcase-friendly Fedora made of virgin wool.

These hand-embroidered unique pieces from Peru are rarities.

The latest trend: A headband for the summer. Airy sinamay. On-trend floral design. Hand-made in Italy.

White tote bag in plaited look: On-trend and at a pleasantly affordable price.

The traditional East African kikoy is the most versatile of scarfs. Originally from Kenya.

A rarity: The Balaclava made of soft and cuddly polar fleece.

The genuine Panama hat for ladies. The original from Ecuador.

Shoe trees made from cedar wood.

Banish moths – without using chemicals.

Hand woven and hand stitched. Made from butter-soft lamb nappa leather.

Pure organic cotton. Weatherproof like functional fabric. Warming. Water and wind-resistant. Breathable.

Made of durable linen and hemp fibres sewn together. By Mayser, hat makers since 1800.

Very trendy – and in unusually premium quality: The balloon cap made of pure cashmere. By Mayser.

“Everything is okay”: Special fashion accessory made of South African “sun fabric”.

The elegant, simple Top Handle Bag by Inyati, the German “label to watch”.

Trend: Neckerchiefs and checks. Pure silk & modernised house check by DAKS, London.

The elegant, puristic handbag by Inyati. Design award contender. And still delightfully affordable.

Luxury gloves by Dents. Made from original Harris Tweed and rare buckskin.

It is hard to believe that it is “just” merino wool. By Johnstons of Elgin, Scotland.

In line with 2 current trends. Italian design. The fake fur scarf by Mason’s.

Goes with any outfit: The bracelets by Altesse, France.

Design award contender. And still delightfully affordable. The elegant, puristic handbag by Inyati.

A fashionable alliance of round jute bag and striking bag strap. From the trendy label Anokhi, Munich.

More luxurious than most fashionable floral scarfs. Pashmina cashmere with silk and linen.