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Salvador Dalí ‘The Lucky Number of Dali’ 1965

Color lithograph from original gouache

85, Dali’s magic number! He scribbles his name and his number all over the print, interweaving them with vibrant colors, explosive splatters, and calligraphic forms.

A strange cluster of lips and eyes seem to float in from the left order. Several circles and sun-burst-like forms explode across the picture surface.

We see a more playful side of Dalí, joyous but expressive as always.

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Lais Ribeiro styled by Ilaria Niccolini, hair by Martin Christopher Harper, make up by Carolina Gonzalez, photographed by Enrique Vega for Numéro Russia May 2019

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Alaia Décolleté pumps designed by Pieter Mulier photographed by Anthony Seklaoui

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Marion Younan ‘Miles Davis at Le Negresco, Nice’ 2020

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Nyanderi Deng wearing Schiaparelli Spring Summer 2024, photographed by Stef Mitchell, styled by Malina Joseph

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Valentino Spring 2017 Menswear Collection

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Jean-Michel Basquiat ‘Untitled’ I to V 1982

From 1977 - 1980 Jean-Michel Basquiat first made his mark as a duo under the moniker SAMO - an abbreviated name for ‘same old shit’. And although he began tagging the streets of New York, it quickly became clear that Basquiat did not simply make graffiti - he made statements.

Art historian and writer Dr. Robert Farris Thompson was amongst the first to recognise his revolutionary perspective. In his art, Basquiat expressed intellectual obsessions with ancestry, modernity, origins, and mainstream society - revealing his future impact as a creator of culture.

During one of his most prolific years of production in 1982, Basquiat created the five works that inspired what is known as the figure Portfolio. The picture of two figures portrays Basquiat himself along with girlfriend Suzanne Mallouk. Surrounding each figure is a signature code of words and elements that uniquely illustrate the world through his eyes and experiences. In each work there is an active force from the hand of a spirited visionary - a name that survives comparison.

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Caroline Trentini wearing Balenciaga photographed by Jamie Hawkesworth, styled by Grace Coddington for Vogue December 2015.

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Brooch designed by Salvador Dalí “Eye of Time”

The Eye of Time is part of a suite of jewelry designed by Dalí between 1941 and 1970. The collection was made up of 39 pieces that included the eye-form brooch featuring a small watch that we have here.

There are only four known examples of this work, the first one sold for over a million dollars in 2014.

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Neo Rauch ‘The Apprentice’ 2015

Neo Rauch is one of Germany’s leading contemporary artists, known for his unique blend of realism and surrealism.

His works are characterised by a strong narrative quality and often present complex, dream-like scenes. Rauch’s paintings are imbued with rich symbolism and convey a sense of mystery and indeterminacy.

His painterly style is characterised by bold colours, precise lines and an unmistakable pictorial composition.

Neo Rauch has gained international recognition in recent decades and has had numerous exhibitions in renowned museums worldwide.

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Dancers from the American Ballet Theatre, Cassandra Trenary and Kyra Coco photographed by Luis Alberto Rodriguez, styled by Tonne Good for Vogue December 2024 issue

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Minou Pump 105 by Aquazzura Fall Winter 2019

In buttery suede, accessorised with contrasting slim straps in soft gold specchio.

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France-Lise McGurn ‘Drunk’ 2018

Influenced by old pamphlets, newspapers and posters, she works with figures and draws her inspiration from congregations of people, like parties, gigs and other social gatherings.

She has become recognised for her intuitive approach to creating, along with painting on canvas, she frequently paints directly onto the wall to create a whole environment.

Why limit the art on the canvas, when you can fill the whole room with it?

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Pearl placket cardigan by Alexander Wang

Wool and cashmere blend, trimmed with faux pearls

To be worn on the days when you feel like the cool chick, but also the cute chick

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Quinn Elin Mora styled by Vito Castelo, photographed by Ed Martin for Massimo Dutti Autumn 2024

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Mural at the Cartford Inn made by MyDogSighs

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Naomi Campbell wearing Prada photographed by An Le, styled by Ada Kokosar for Vogue Portugal February 2016