Fashion News: November 2017’s Shopping, Style, and Retail Report

Boston-based clean-beauty boutique Follain and luxury retailer Fivestory have teamed up to open the “Clean Beauty Clubhouse,” a highly curated selection of nontoxic products—skincare, makeup, deodorant, shampoo—located on the third floor of the clothing store’s Upper East Side townhouse. With offerings from the likes of May Lindstrom, Tata Harper, and Vintner’s Daughter, the pop-up is not only a place to discover the perfect gift (or a treat for yourself) but also a calming reprieve from the hustle and bustle of holiday shopping. Open now, the shop runs through January 15. –Erin Lengas

Originally a technical sports shoe manufacturer, Fratelli Rossetti is going back to its Italian roots in a new partnership (for the first time) with Roman soccer team AS Roma. Each player has received formal footwear—with Toledo hand-coloring, Intreccio leather, woven fabric, and Nappina tassels—personalized with their name engraved on the soles. fratellirossetti.com

What do the films Conversation Piece, Zoolander 2, and Marie Antoinette all have in common? Costume design by Fendi. Now, in celebration of Fendi’s cinematic history, the Rome-based brand has unveiled "Fendi Studios" at its headquarters featuring archival designs. Open to the public, the free exhibition runs through March 25. fendi.com

Louis Vuitton’s traveling exhibition—160 years worth of trunks, steamer bags, red carpet gowns, scarves, and more—has landed in lower Manhattan’s former American Stock Exchange building. Since its 2015 debut, the retrospective has traveled to Tokyo and Seoul, and will be in New York through January 7. louisvuitton.com

Ermenegildo Zegna knows how to dress a gentleman. And now, the Italian brand has created a new fragrance line, "Zegna Elements of Man: The Life Collection," that allows a man to embody the element of his choosing: integrity, wisdom, passion, strength, and talent. The five-piece collection is available at Zegna boutiques and Bloomingdales for $220 per bottle. zegna.us

Premier luggage brand TUMI has teamed with New York-based fine jeweler Eva Fehren for an exclusive holiday collection. The four-piece, black-and-white capsule—including a tote, jewelry box, jewelry roll, and clutch, ranging from $150 to $895—features prints of Eva’s own paintings and is available for a limited time on evafehren.com.

American brand Michael Kors is opening not one, but two new men’s stores in Los Angeles. The larger of the two locations (4,500 square feet) is Beverly Hills’ Beverly Center while the other (3,800 square feet) is nearby in Westfield Century City mall. Both locations carry menswear, accessories, and shoes, and feature dark oak wood, Venetian plaster, and Calacatta marble, mirroring the brand’s London flagship. michaelkors.com

Italian leather goods brand Tod’s has teamed up with Vogue Japan editor Anna Della Russo for a circus-themed collection of bags, shoes, and accessories. From November 15, the pieces will be available in Tod’s Madison Avenue and Miami Design District boutiques. tods.com

Peruvian fashion photographer Mario Testino reveals all in his latest (provocative) exhibition, "Undressed." The Helmut Newton Foundation's largest-scale exhibit to date spotlights 50 floor-to-ceiling photographs (both published and private) of skin-baring men and women. On view through November 19 in Berlin’s Museum of Photography, the exhibition will be accompanied by a Taschen coffee table book. mariotestino.com

For the latest takeover of renowned Parisian concept store Colette, Karl Lagerfeld’s Chanel has created an exclusive Adidas sneaker with musician Pharrell Williams, available on the first floor. The month-long residency (also offering limited-edition tees designed by Lagerfeld, soundtracks by Michel Gaubert, and more) is on through November 25. And after 20 years, Colette closes its door for the last time on December 20. chanel.com

In the same week that Swiss jewelry de Grisogono sold the world’s largest 163.41-carat D-color flawless diamond for $33.7 million at Christie’s in Geneva, the brand opened a Manhattan boutique on Madison Avenue.  The two-story shop—with a marble entrance, dark walnut displays, and brass detailing—features several fine and high jewelry collections, alongside timepieces. 700 Madison Ave.; degrisogono.com.

As of November 16, Moncler’s Hong Kong flagship has officially reopened. To celebrate the massively revamped Harbour City boutique, the Italian brand hosted an equally over-the-top affair featuring an interactive art installation with street artist Craig Costello. moncler.com