These art and fashion events are the best offers in July.

Boucheron Boutique opens in Rodeo

I am inside the new Boucheron boutique, the first location of Luxury French Jewelry House. In Rodeo Drive, the interior of the store captures a sensation of ancient glamor of Hollywood and infuses influences of the lush landscapes of California. In the nucleus of Boucheron, everything returns to the family, since the business has been transmitted through generations dating from 1858. Sitting on one of the many round tables, buyers are destined to feel as if they were disregarding a new part of their luxurious lineage. Open on June 30. 449 N Rodeo Drive, Beverly Hills. Boucheron.com

Loewe Basket Bag

Loewe's latest basket bags are designed to be in warm sand pockets, overcoming an ascent ocean tide. The bag, which transfers the summer sensation to its user, is part of the Annual Paula Ibiza collection of the Spanish luxury brand. Hugging the free spirit of a lifestyle of the island, the line pays tribute to the Boutique de Paula, a basic fashion designer from Ibiza. loewe.com

FCCW celebrates 10 years

Builders for Palestine by Laub

(Courtesy of FCCW)

The feminist center for creative work celebrates its tenth anniversary revitalizing part of its most beloved programming. Throughout the summer, the non -profit organization of Elysian Valley will have workshops of artists who have grown together with the center and create new connective experiences. The artist Gabrielle Civil organizes expersed in joy/experiments in joy, a bilingual event that guides participants to transform the joy of a feeling to a practice. The next day, Yasmine Díaz will join several artists in a panel that discusses the importance of intergenerational friendships, for generations in the dialogue: the friendship and tutoring session. July 12-13. 3053 Rosslyn St..Los Angeles. fccla.org

Moncler X Gilga Farm

Donald Glover Multi-Hyfenato has the sensation of warm citrus circles to the typical mountain landscape of Moncler with his new collaboration. Inspired by Gilga Farm de Glover, both an operational space and a creative sanctuary, the collection is functional and elegant. The fall presents articles such as a hero doubts that functions as a sleeping bag and colorful gardening hats. Each piece was designed to be “transestational”, with emphasis on a summer sensation in southern California. Moncler.com

Louis Vuitton Buttersoft Shoes Sneakers

Under the creative direction of Pharrell Williams, Louis Vuitton presents the LV Buttersoft shoes. Its thick silhouette is at the intersection of casual luxury sportswear and old school. The leather, the shoe inspired by street clothes, which appears in the autumn-winter collection of 2025 male, carries a high fashion sensation to a leisurely style. Louisvuitton.com

Queer lens: a photography story at Getty

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1. Catherine Opie, “Angela Scheirl [now A. Hans Scheirl]”1993, silver bleaching printing, 49.1 × 38.1 cm. (Courtesy of the artist; Regent Projects; the Museum of Modern Art; New York; Gift of Helen Kornblum in honor of Roxana Marcoci). 2. James van der Zee, without title, 1927, Silver printing gelatin, 20.3 × 25.4 cm. (James van der Zee Archive; the Metropolitan Museum of Art; Courtesy of the Art Gallery; University of Washington; Seattle; Joseph and Elaine Monsen Photography Collection; Gift of Joseph and Elaine Monsen and The Boeing Company) 3. Fabian Guerrero, José in front of Laundromat, Lynwood, CA, of the series “Queer Brown Ranchero”, 2017. Ink injection printing, 50.8 × 40.6 cm. (Courtesy of the artist; Getty Museum).

At the top of the mountains of Santa Monica, the Getty center presents “queer lens: a history of photography”. It is the first exhibition in the United States to explore the role of photography in the documentation of the LGBTQ+community. With photos that are going through the nineteenth century until today, visitors take a look at what gay clubs were in the era of prohibition and can see the beginnings of the gay liberation movement. In the perpetual face of homophobia, the Westside Art Institution provides strange visibility to its foreground, as a historical survival record and an affirmation of the impact of the community. In view until September 28. 1200 Getty Center DrIveLos Angeles. Getty.edu

Canada Goose Snow Goose

In the second seasonal collection of Haider Ackermann with Canada Goose, the creative director presents the Snow Goose capsule. Based on the almost 70 -year file of the brand, this line brings classic styles, but with emphasis on summer. Each piece is more breathable than ever and is destined to symbolize a connection with the natural world. Among Nylon shorts, light rain team and outdoor cotton pants, Canada Goose affirms its style authority throughout the year. canadagoose.com

Takako Yamaguchi in Moca

Takako Yamaguchi, “procession”, 2024, oil and metal sheet on canvas, 40 × 60 in.

(Gene ogami; courtesy of the artist; Ortuzar; New York; and As-Is.la; Los Angeles).

The artist based in Los Angeles, Takako Yamaguchi, presents his first show in the solo museum in the city of the Museum of Contemporary Art. In the course of his 40 -year -old career, his paintings have dealt with Eastern and Western artistic influences as a way of understanding cultural property and ethnic identity. The exhibition highlights its abstract figurations and natural landscapes. In view until January 4. 250 South Grand Ave. Los Angeles. moca.org

Dead Brain's Tennis Equipment Collection

When preparing for a tennis game, Brain Dead offers options for fashionable helpless. In its latest collection of tennis equipment, the Los Angeles Streetwear brand adds some more basic pieces, such as a Seersucker jacket and a fully equipped racket bag, to its growing selection of tennis clothing. This line is intended for those who provide a certain level of style (and skill) to the courts. Braindead.com

Digital Witness Dance Party in LACMA

Even from “FKA Twigs, Celophane”, directed by Andrew Thomas Huang.

(Courtesy of Lacma)

Just before the exhibition “Digital Witness: Revolutions in Design, Photography and Cinema” by LACMA, the museum is organizing a Techno dance party in celebration. In line with the program, which tells the story of the digital manipulation tools, the party will submerge the attendees in a technologically influenced aesthetic, both visual and soundly. Tokimonsta, a local and experimental DJ of Los Angeles, will be behind the headdresses, and the artist Andrew Huang will make a large -scale projection mapping around the space. As music continues, the event will also allow visitors to live their fantasies “Night at the museum”, which offer access outside time to the exhibition. July 12. 5905 Wilshire Blvd. Los Angeles. Lacma.org