Whether you’re after a signature Puzzle bag, a sculptural leather jacket, or one of his era-defining Anagram accessories, there are a handful of destinations that cater to the brand’s devoted following. From local luxury boutiques to digital platforms offering seamless shipping, the search for Anderson’s last designs – and the House’s timeless classics – comes with its own set of perks. Think exclusive edits, personal styling, and same-day delivery in select cases. If you’re wondering where to shop, consider this your guide to securing a piece of fashion history.

1. LOEWE boutiques

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LOEWE have five brick-and-mortar boutiques in Australia across Sydney and Melbourne (you can use their store locator to find your nearest). Their stores will carry the brands latest collections across ready to wear and accessories, and you’ll be supporting in your shopping experience by customer service across languages like English, Mandarin, Cantonese, Bahasa, Arabic and Dinka in store. For international shoppers, you should note that tax free services are not available in store, however tax refunds for eligible purchases can be claimed at all international airports.

2. LOEWE website

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LOEWE’s website is your best bet for finding new and archival pieces from the House, with prices in AUD and taxes already included at checkout. You can enjoy complimentary shipping with delivery in as little as 3–5 business days, plus the peace of mind of free returns within 14 days. While the full collection is at your fingertips, keep in mind that some exclusive or limited-edition pieces may be region-specific, so it’s always worth checking availability before adding to your cart. If you don’t have a safe delivery address or you simply want to be able to try your piece on in a store first, you can make an e-reservation on the LOEWE site, which will allow you to request a product that will be reserved for you in a store of your choice (you make the payment when you go to pick it up). That way, you will have the opportunity to see it in person, try it on and combine it with other products available in store.

3. David Jones

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A curated range of LOEWE’s sunglasses, ready-to-wear, and leather goods are available online and at select David Jones stores around Australia. David Jones offers free standard shipping on orders over a certain threshold, with express options available for faster delivery. Returns are generally accepted within 30 days, provided items are in original condition, though some exclusions may apply. Seasonal sales occasionally include LOEWE pieces, but core styles remain at full price. If you’re looking for a bigger range of styles, shopping online allows access to exclusive styles, while flagship stores provide a more immersive experience.

4. Net-a-Porter

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LOEWE’s latest collections of ready-to-wear, handbags, and accessories are available online at Net-a-Porter, with international shipping and taxes included at checkout. The luxury retailer offers same-day delivery in select cities and express shipping worldwide, ensuring your LOEWE pieces arrive swiftly and seamlessly. While Net-a-Porter frequently stocks core styles, exclusive capsule collections and runway editions may be limited – so it’s always worth checking back for fresh drops.

5. Harrods

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For those seeking an exclusive edit of LOEWE’s most coveted pieces, Harrods offers a curated selection of handbags, accessories, and ready-to-wear. While the London-based department store does ship to Australia, availability of specific LOEWE items may vary, and some products might be restricted for international delivery. Luxury shoppers can take advantage of Harrods’ personal shopping services, which provide expert advice on the latest collections. Keep in mind that taxes and duties will be calculated at checkout, and shipping fees may apply depending on your location and purchase total.

6. Marais

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Melbourne-based boutique Marais is a go-to destination for LOEWE lovers seeking a highly curated selection of the House’s latest designs. With a strong focus on avant-garde and luxury fashion, Marais stocks seasonal runway pieces, limited-edition drops, and signature leather goods. The boutique has an extensive online selection, or you can purchase in-person at their Melbourne store.

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Captured by photographer Renell Medrano, the adidas x Wales Bonner FW24 campaign is set against the rich backdrop of New York’s Harlem, featuring skaters Carlisle Aikens and Kader Sylla. It highlights the poetry and rhythm of city streets, offering a visual homage to the birthplace of Hip Hop.

What’s in the adidas x Wales Bonner FW24 collection?

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The footwear range stands out with the reintroduction of the legendary adidas Originals Superstar, reimagined with patent leather and a crocodile-embossed finish. Complementing this is the Samba, which arrives in two distinct iterations. The Wales Bonner Samba features crocodile-printed leather in rich toffee and deep indigo shades, accented by cream basket-weave details. Meanwhile, the Samba Millenium offers a bold evolution with smooth leather and crocodile-textured heels, showcasing Wales Bonner’s elevated design language.

The apparel offering follows suit, evoking the bold spirit of the 1970s with tracksuits, floral vests, and matching shorts that nod to Hip Hop’s origins. Saturated hues of tangerine orange and turquoise blue bring a fresh twist to classic silhouettes, while enlarged adidas logos on graphic tees and hoodies make a statement. Departing from the current “quiet luxury” trend, this collection embraces exuberance and street-inspired flair.

When will the collection be released?

The adidas Originals x Wales Bonner Fall Winter 2024 collection will be available globally on Thursday 24 October 2024 at the adidas website, via the CONFIRMED app, and through select retailers.

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An illustrious career spanning more than three decades and transcending trends, Ford’s time spent at Gucci is written in fashion folklore, the slinky designs embodying everything to do with the in-your-face sexiness of the 1990s. He is one of the unique designers who has an air of effortlessness when he speaks of his work and adoration for others within the industry. He is simply a designer, renowned for his craft, who has grown from admirer to leader in the world of design, from Texas, to New York City and beyond. An icon of American style and fashion, he will forever remain a King of Cool.

Matches Fashion

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On Matchesfashion, the Tom Ford goods you will find range from gold-accented accessories to essential evening-wear pieces. Don’t be surprised if the odd sequin number is also found amongst the black-dominant colour palette, alongside a considered edit of timeless investment pieces. 

Mytheresa 

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Stillettoes and boots abound in Mytheresa’s collection of Tom Ford, with black and gold the key colour pairings on almost all offerings. Alongside this, you’ll find leopard print trousers, silk pink blouses and a range of activewear basics for those who want to wear elevated leisurewear. 

SSENSE

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SSENSE have a reputation for carrying only the most updated, trending labels, and naturally Tom Ford is always a mainstay on the site. Of note worth browsing includes the vast range of shoes and accessories, each made with longevity and timelessness front of mind. While tempted by the accessories, it’s worth a browse at the latest ready-to-wear offering. 

Farfetch 

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Blazers, mini skirts, boots and cross-body bags are the Tom Ford items available at the click of your mouse when shopping at Farfetch. The etailer is known for its speedy service and diverse range of brands stocked, and Tom Ford is a mainstay of their contemporary design range. 

Mecca 

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As expected, Mecca doesn’t stock Tom Ford ready-to-wear pieces. However, the cosmetics store does carry the Tom Ford beauty range inclusive of the opulently cased lipsticks and cult fragrances, Fucking Fabulous and Black Orchid. In the lead up to Christmas, it’ll be worth keeping an eye out for any exclusive gift sets of products to treat yourself or your loved ones. 

The Outnet

At the Outnet, expect to find a bargain or five, calling your name pleading to find a place in your wardrobe. Pieces are brand new and often only one season old and, as many Tom Ford garments are designed to be timeless, typically fit in seamlessly with other garments already treasured in your rotation.

The Iconic 

Much like Mecca, the Iconic doesn’t house garments by Tom Ford. Rather, the etailer is home to a selection of Tom Ford Eyewear for those who want to elevate their spectacles and sunglasses. Square frames, oval shapes, aviators and retro shapes abound with a quintessential Tom Ford  contemporary touch.

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Max Mara

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The most logical place to start is Max Mara themselves, of course. Alongside their freestanding boutiques across Australia, the House has a dedicated online boutique from which you can shop a vast array of product from the coveted coats to a considered selection of accessories.

Selfridges

A British department store known for its excellence in carrying on the best brands, Selfridges is home to a vast range of Max Mara garments primed for your purchasing. Here, you will find a collection of coats, sweaters, scarves and refined basics to suit all personal tastes.

Matches Fashion

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Home to a plethora of the finest brands in the industry, of course you will find Max Mara on Matchesfashion. Not only will you find the signature line but also Weekend Max Mara and S Max Mara, the sister brands that carry contemporary, high street-style garments for all tastes. 

The Outnet

If searching for a previous season garment or something not currently available in boutiques, look to the Outnet for your Max Mara shopping. Not only does the etailer carry a range of old season pieces, they are often found at a discounted price, making them all the more inviting for your wardrobe.

Mytheresa 

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What Mytheresa does so well is its curation of each brand carried on its site. A favourite of the RUSSH team, we always find something we weren’t expecting when browsing, and it’s no different when looking at their Max Mara range. Think: staple classics, alongside the odd experimental piece. 

SSENSE

The go-to etailer when searching for a blend of trending items and timeless pieces, SSENSE carries a considered edit of Max Mara garments including knitwear, tees and coats. It is an ideal destination for those seeking a selection of elevated wardrobe basics known for their longevity. 

Harrods 

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British department store Harrods has swiftly become a favourite destination for online shopping. Alongside a host of other decadent Italian brands, you will find the House of Max Mara well represented on their site, inclusive of capes, scarves and knitwear pieces. 

Cettire

Home to more than 500 labels, Cettire is the destination to visit when in need of a last-minute purchase you will treasure beyond the one wear. It is no surprise then that Max Mara is well represented on its site, with a plethora of classic pieces available to shop at your fingertips.

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What is Fancì Club? 

Established in 2020, Fancì Club specialises in custom pieces handmade in Vietnam by designer Khanh Duy Tran. The brand sources its fabrics through dead stock and lock thrift stores, deconstructing designs ranging from dresses, to two-piece sets and corsets, with garments selling out within minutes of being shared online. 

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Tran, the sole designer and creative founder of the brand, said the label was born out of a desire to create a sustainable label after years of thrifting, Tran began reconstructing thrifted clothes into designs people may wear, rather than end up in landfill in their original state. Her style icons are “Jean Paul Gaultier and myself,” and Tran makes pieces on the spot after playing around with fabric, sewing items haphazardly together until satisfied with the end result. Typically, it takes 15 minutes to complete one item, according to the founder. 

Who wears Fancì Club? 

Fancì Club has some fancy fans, including Caroline Polachek, Bella Hadid, Gabriette, Olivia Rodrigo and Emma Chamberlain. Most recently, we’ve seen Hailey Bieber don a custom silver two-piece from the brand for her recent Rhode Skin launch in L.A.

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Like Hadid, Rodrigo isn’t afraid of a corset, donning a custom iteration of the garment in pastel pink, paired with a black leather mini skirt. 

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The internet’s reigning monarch Emma Chamberlain also donned this two-toned two-piece set from the label early last year.

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Where can I buy Fancì Club? 

Fancì Club garments are sold almost exclusively from their own website and Depop, however you can now cop select pieces from luxury online retailer SSENSE.

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