Maria Sharapova is pairing with Cole Haan on a new sporting collection. The line’s shoes feature Nike Air technology, while accessories are made of recycled plastic bottles and chrome-free vegetable-tanned leather ($115 to $550, at colehaan.com).
Vera Wang Lavender Label has partnered with Brown Shoe Co. Inc. for a footwear collection. The line will include a full range of flats, espadrilles, sandals, clogs, pumps and boots ($175 to $695, at Vera Wang, New York, 212.382.2184).
Lacoste’s latest shoes collection feature laser patterns, inspired by Lacoste’s logo and undulating landscapes (price available upon request, 800.4.LACOSTE).
Ludovica Andreoni, the wife of Ferrari president Luca Cordero di Montezemolo, has launched her own line. Dubbed LA, the collection features clusters of precious gemstones ($412 to $13,730, at LA, Rome, +39.06.320.8208).
Rebecca Taylor has come out with accessories and jewelry. The styles mix pretty with a touch of urban chic, such as cutout desert boots and gold sequin-inspired necklaces ($165 to $475, at She Boutique, Chicago, 866.620.8743).
Rag & Bone has introduced a shoe collection for spring, with easy loafers, oxfords and ballet flats that stay true to the line’s men’s wear roots ($330 to $515, at Rag & Bone, New York, 212.727.2990).
Les Copains’ recently named creative consultant, Albino D’Amato is launching a footwear collection, beginning with this sneak peek: a sexy peep-toe heel in satin and purple python.($600 to $980, at Curve, Los Angeles, 310.360.8008).
Kifu Augousti, the 14-year-old daughter of Ria and Youri Augousti is at it again with her own collection of headbands, called Headbands by Kifu Augousti ($100 to $225, at select Barneys New York locations, 212.826.8900).
Carrera eyewear is making a comeback. The 52-year-old brand is creating four classic styles in 26 colors. So far, Kanye West, Paris Hilton and David Beckham are fans ($150, at Solstice Sunglass Boutiques, 866.246.9043).
Liberty of London’s debut jewelry collection spotlights silver designs with a nod to the company’s Art Nouveau heritage ($127 to $526, at Barneys New York, 212.826.8900).
Lisa Mayock and Sophie Buhai of Vena Cava teamed up with Via Spiga for a footwear collection. The line, called Vena Cava for Via Spiga, is tricked out with studs, chains and other haute hardware ($225 to $350, at Via Spiga, New York, 212.219.3448).
Prada is revving up the costume jewelry arena with a new line of retro-looking accessories. The crystals are treated with thermic shock to create a cracked effect and are applied to ribbons and metal chains ($390 to $750, 888.977.1900).
High fashion meets athletic function as Sergio Rossi and Puma collaborate on two footwear styles—a sporty sneaker and a sky-high sneaker heel ($190 to $790, at Colette Paris, +33.1.55.35.33.90).
Azature is giving his brand a makeover with the introduction of a more accessibly priced collection called A.Z. by Azature, which uses textured metal to replicate the characteristic black diamonds. ($80 to $800, Des Kohan, Los Angeles, 323.857.0200).
Diego Dolcini has created a Scholl by Diego Dolcini line of 20 colorful sandals on wooden or cork soles for Scholl, the European sibling to the American Dr. Scholl’s brand ($257, at Galeries Lafayette, Paris, +33.1.4282.3456).
Pippa Small is taking a tiny bite out of the West Coast with a 328-square-foot boutique in the quaint Brentwood Country Mart. Lines include an Indian-inspired collection, as well as Afghan and Made collections.
The David Webb brand is celebrating 60 years in business with a special collection in homage to its late designer. Enameled animal brooches and gem-drenched embody the brand’s aesthetic ($1,800 to $800,000, at David Webb, New York, 212.421.3030).
Yohji Yamamoto’s new Prototype sunglasses line, designed in collaboration with Linda Farrow, marries functional forms and industrial details with sophisticated twists (starting at $390, at Tanglewool, Lennox, Mass., 413.637.0900).
British megastore Topshop is coming to the U.S. this spring with a sprawling shoe salon in Manhattan. The store will feature exclusive designer capsule collections from brands such as Emma Cook and Preen (478 Broadway, New York, topshopnyc.com).
New to the shoe game, designer Hussein Chalayan’s spring lineup includes platform calfskin mules with a curved, spiked metal heel and an ankle strap patent wedge ($600 to $1,163, Opening Ceremony, 212.219.2631).
Inspired by its co-president and creative director, Chopard has launched the Caroline bag, named for Caroline Gruosi-Scheufele. The bag comes in two sizes and myriad colors and skins ($2,400 to $18,500, at chopard.com).
Erickson Beamon is hitting its Target. The jewelry brand was tapped by the retailer to bring its signature brass and sterling silver baubles to the masses ($15.99 to $59.99 at target.com through June).