Lindsay Talbot

Inspired by Formica-tiled countertops from the 1950s, one of the motifs from the brand’s spring 1996 show has been put to new use.

Salvatore Ferragamo’s Invisible Sandal was a marvel when it was introduced in 1947. This season, its signature heel is back.

The house’s latest variation on the originally wasp-waisted style, which revolutionized postwar fashion, relies on a centuries-old Greek embroidery technique.

This timepiece takes inspiration from an archival silk scarf depicting fantastical airships.

The Van Cleef & Arpels piece is inspired by an exuberant German bridal crown.

Tiffany & Co.’s new coral-shaped accessories pay homage to a 1956 brooch and its designer’s fascination with the natural world.

This cabochon-accented accessory nods to the brand’s animal-focused roots.

The piece evokes a 1938 interlocking gold cuff designed by the house’s then creative director, Jeanne Toussaint.

The accessory — which doubles as a diamond ring — takes its inspiration from the design of the iconic perfume bottle.

The Louis Vuitton men’s creative director collaborated with the rapper to design a golf bag in the spirit of the brand’s 1930s Keepall.