8 brands fashion insiders love (that you won’t have heard of yet)

25 AUGUST 2026

Whether for your wedding or your wardrobe, there’s something incredibly satisfying about discovering a brand nobody else has. Thankfully, there are a number of cult labels making huge waves within the fashion set, but are yet to hit the mainstream.

 

From statement jewellery to showstopping diamonds to beaded party bags, here are the nine labels our fashion team can’t stop bookmarking. Consider this your new style directory - for the wedding, and everything after it. 

The Lline

The Lline

The LLine

Great for: elevated ballet flats and glossy mules.

If The Row is permanently saved to your Pinterest board, make The LLine your next discovery. Italian footwear with a refined, minimal aesthetic, we’re big fans of the woven ballet pumps and leather mules, which marry elegance with a touch of cool. 

thellineofficial.com

Julia Kegels

Julia Kegels

Julie Kegels

Great for: unexpected silhouettes, modern lace and amped-up basics.

The Antwerp-based designer is bringing a fresh perspective to modern femininity. Think jackets reimagined as dresses and soft silk paired with structured tailoring. Fresh, surprising and completely original.

juliekegels.com

Signature Sandals, Studio Amelia

Greta, Studio Amelia

Studio Amelia

Great for: barely-there sandals and ‘90s-inspired silhouettes.

Known for its minimalist designs and effortless wearability, Studio Amelia’s sleek shoes have become a favourite amongst fashion insiders - and have been worn by Kendall Jenner and Amelia Gray. 

studioamelia.co

The Melt Bag, The Veil

The Fountain Bag in red ombre., The Veil

The Veil

Great for: beaded party bags.

Metallic tassels, delicate beading and shimmering pearls: The Veil’s bags are known for their playfulness. Founded by supermodel Adwoa Aboah and her designer bestie, Georgie Wright, the brand celebrates the joy of duality: modernity mixed with nostalgia. The perfect party bag.

theveil.com

Pomme de pin earrings, Zoe Mohm

Custom silver bangle, Zoe Mohm

Zoe Mohm

Great for: handmade silver earrings, chains and brooches.

Part jewellery, part sculpture, Paris-based Zoe Mohm is making a name for herself in the jewellery space thanks to her unique wearable art - the sort of pieces that will elevate even the simplest of basics.  

@zoemohm

Christen 1 2026 photographed by Bilal El Kadhi

Christen 1 2026 photographed by Bilal El Kadhi

Christen

Great for: classic shoes with a twist.

Nina Christen is the footwear designer at Dior and has created many of their iconic shapes. She’s also the designer behind Loewe’s cult balloon heels. In her own label, Christen takes familiar silhouettes and gives them just enough of a twist to feel fresh. Think beautifully crafted pumps, heels and sandals designed to last a lifetime.

christen.com

Hebe necklace, Julietta

Holbox necklace, Julietta

Julietta

Great for: giant shell necklaces and colourful bracelets.

If your jewellery box needs a colour injection, look to Julietta. The New York-based jewellery label puts the fun back into accessorising with colourful beads, oversized shells and statement gemstones. 

shopjulietta.com

La Pietra

La Pietra

La Pietra

Great for: future heirlooms.

Founded by former Vogue editors Jessica Sailer Van Lith and Christina Caldwel, La Pietra specialises in lab-grown diamonds that feel every bit as exceptional as their mined counterparts. Their instagram offers beautifully curated window shopping. 

@lapietra_official