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Tyler Ellis Designs for One&Only

Inspired by the atmosphere and architecture of One&Only’s Dubai properties, the accessories designer unveils a capsule collection of handcrafted luxury handbags.

When the architectural grandeur of ultra-luxury hospitality meets the meticulous precision of Florentine craftsmanship, the result is a wearable sense of place. Accessories designer Tyler Ellis recently unveiled an exclusive capsule collection of handbags for One&Only Royal Mirage and One&Only The Palm, bridging the gap between red-carpet glamour and the serene elegance of resort living.

This collection reinterprets the Stella and Winnie silhouettes while introducing the Victoria, which is custom-designed for this partnership. Each piece is handmade in a private atelier outside Florence, and wearers will appreciate the same exacting construction that has made Tyler a favourite for the global red carpet. These structured forms are built for versatility, transitioning naturally from a sun-drenched coastal terrace to a formal evening setting.

The colourways echo the resorts’ palettes. At One&Only Royal Mirage, the “Clay” and “Aloe” tones reflect the sun-washed terracotta architecture and sprawling gardens. Meanwhile, the “Mont-Blanc” and “Waterfall” hues at One&Only The Palm mirror the property’s light-filled, understated coastal aesthetic.

“One&Only The Palm and One&Only Royal Mirage each have a singular atmosphere, from the architecture and surrounding nature to the way light moves through each space. I wanted the bags to echo that feeling, becoming timeless keepsakes that feel deeply connected to the resorts themselves. As a longtime guest and collaborator, I have fallen in love with these properties, so creating pieces that reflect their unique spirit felt like a very natural extension of my relationship with One&Only,” says Tyler.

These limited-edition keepsakes are designed to be carried long after the stay, serving as a lasting reminder of the UAE’s distinctive spirit.

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