Over 35 years after opening his first Jeffrey store at Phipps Plaza, Jeffrey Kalinsky returns to the Atlanta luxury fashion scene with a second iteration. It opens Sunday, August 2 at Buckhead Village District. “It’s the perfect women’s closet,” Kalinsky says of his new boutique. “It’s very head-to-toe.”

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Downtown Austell is home to Vintage by Judith, a 200,000 piece collection of one woman, Judith Cucinelli Nudi. Though she died in 2024, her daughter Alisa Barrau is carrying on her legacy by operating the private appointment boutique.

When a patient is in heart failure, they are often hospitalized over and over again, with high mortality rates. But Georgia Tech professor Omer Inan is hoping to change that with an innovation that recently received FDA clearance. Called CardioTag, the device, which uses wearable sensors to measure physiological signals from the heart, is paired with start-up company CardioSense’s AI to change the way heart failure patients are monitored, which could reduce hospitalizations.

The WNBA team’s latest collection marks a turn in the tide for what women can expect from their team sportswear. The new collection includes pieces with creative fonts, stylish cuts, and several firsts in the league, including the first licensed WNBA tie, and the first diamante pieces.

Legendary retailer Jeffrey Kalinsky recently announced he would open a second iteration of his designer fashion and accessories boutique, Jeffrey, which closed in 2020. When I was a teenager growing up in the suburbs, Jeffrey was central to my experience, but it wasn’t the only retailer elevating Atlanta to its moniker of “the shopping capital of the South” over the past 65 years.

A historic showcase of Christian Dior’s fashion, including pieces never before seen in a public exhibition, is now on view at SCAD FASH Museum of Fashion + Film. Dior: Crafting Fashion showcases carefully preserved toiles, Lady Dior handbags, and exquisite gowns worn by celebrities such as Lady Gaga and Demi Moore.

We chatted with three Atlanta-based actors and multihyphenates who have honed the art of self-expression, both on-screen and in the streets. Nzinga Imani, Hunter Burke, and Erin Caitlin Collins caught up with our team to talk about their recent work, upcoming film projects, and what excites them about Atlanta’s fashion scene.

Operating under a slogan of “Health, not high,” Edibles.com opened its first retail brick-and-mortar on April 9 in Inman Park. The boutique aims to offer a more approachable entry into hemp-derived products. It’s coming from a somewhat unlikely source: Edibles.com is a division of Sandy Springs-based Edible, also the parent company of gifting brand Edible Arrangements.