Bunny Williams is one of the defining voices in American interior design, known for her effortless balance of comfort and elegance, shaped by her early years at Parish-Hadley and her own celebrated practice. A devoted admirer of 1950s and ’60s Cristóbal Balenciaga, she has long been drawn to the purity of line and sculptural simplicity of that era—her first vintage purchase a Balenciaga coat found at a Paris flea market. For The SIL, she shares pieces that reflect her collector’s eye, from independent labels like Dovima Paris to rare textiles she admits are hardest to part with, all grounded in her belief in ease and understated dressing.