New York Josh Raiffe

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Like every fashionista, I first discovered Josh Raiffe's glass handbag from Coperni's 2022 Paris Fashion Show - Gigi Hadid carried the transparent glass purse. And that's how Josh rose to stardom overnight in the high fashion world. During Art Basel Miami 2023, I had the chance to see the glass purse in person at Patbo's new store in Design District. At this year's Design Miami, Josh exhibited his new collection. In this podcast, Josh showed us his sketchbook - all the original drawings of the glass purses. https://www.raiffe.com/shop @raiffeglass

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