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This story is part of Image’s August Adornment issue, which dives into loud, expressive and distinctive accessories.
Agolde opening
Craft your new denim wardrobe by visiting Agolde’s first-ever flagship store at Melrose Place. In collaboration with artist Niki Haas, the space features elegant marble furnishings while its exterior is classic brick. Open now. 8407 Melrose Place, Los Angeles. agolde.com
Lang opening
Inspired by founder Kayla Wong’s time growing up in Hong Kong, Lang’s new flagship store houses the art and design of Asian creators, including Studio Paul Chan, which designed the space. Lang transform the classic retail experience into one that combines the spirit and aesthetics of Hong Kong and L.A. Open now. 777 S. Alameda St., Los Angeles. lang.com
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Celine opening
Leather goods, ready-to-wear and accessories are hot this summer in Celine’s new flagship boutique opening on Rodeo Drive. The store houses a speaker installation designed by Matéo Garcia, and special art pieces — from Jean Fautrier, Andy Warhol, David Armstrong and Kai Nielsen — while showcasing the brand’s latest collections, including a piece from its upcoming fall/winter 2026 collection: the Flair Bag. Open now. 309 N. Rodeo Drive, Beverly Hills
Louis Vuitton X Alex Israel Woody Wagons Cologne collection
Indulge in scents of the West Coast with the Woody Wagons Cologne collection by Louis Vuitton in collaboration with Alex Israel. The set, which includes six scents, is an ode to the renowned Route 66, with each fragrance representing different aspects of California culture. The bottles sit inside a handcrafted miniature Woody Wagon, which doubles as an art object. A limited number of 66 sets is available for preorder now. louisvuitton.com
Jacques Marie Mage: A Decade of Hopper
Jacques Marie Mage celebrates a Decade of Hopper, a limited-edition collection of eyewear and accessories that mark the brand’s 10-year collaboration with the legacy of filmmaker Dennis Hopper. The collection features three distinct frames, each available in five colorways, along with the Chinchero ring, Mabel necklace and Rancho belt. Available now. jaquesmariemage.com
A new show at Roberts Projects lets us in on a different but equally foundational branch of Saar’s story: her costume design work.
Betye Saar, “Let’s Get It On: The Wearable Art of Betye Saar”
In a new book highlighting her work as a designer and artist, L.A. icon Betye Saar — who passed away in July, just shy of turning 100 years old — dives deep into her extensive archive of sketches, garments, playbills and more. Available now. robertsprojects.com
Alfonso Gonzalez Jr., “No Parking”
Artist Alfonso Gonzalez Jr. showcases a series of recent paintings and the reference materials that shaped them in a new 154-page artist’s book published by Alien Libros & Co., an experimental publishing house founded in Mexico City. Available now. alfonsogonzalezjr.com
Guizio store opening
Guizio brings New York style to the streets of L.A. this summer with the opening of its first L.A. flagship store. The space taps into the brand’s chic, feminine energy, showcasing floral-print furniture and blending romantic, vintage-inspired designs with contemporary touches. Open now. 8723 Melrose Ave., West Hollywood. guizio.com
Gallery Dept.’s new eyewear collection
Gallery Dept. releases its first eyewear collection designed by founder Josué Thomas. The collection yields a variety of frames, from sleek and minimalist to fashionable yet functional. Each of the five models is offered in assorted colors. Available now. gallerydept.com
Greta Garmel’s new collection
L.A.-based designer Greta Garmel’s newest collection uses a mix of fabric manipulation and pattern mixing, serving as an extension of Garmel’s unique approach to experimenting with deadstock materials and adding a playful, raw edge to classically feminine silhouettes. The collection also includes a series of wholly unique multitextured bags created in collaboration with NEAL. Available now. gretagarmel.com
