Can't Make It to Art Basel? Shop These Creative Collaborations Instead!

7:00 PM, December 7 2012

By Elana Fishman, Digital Fashion News Editor

Thanks to Art Basel, now in its 11th year, Miami Beach has become somewhat of a hub for collectors, curators and fashion insiders alike. With celeb-packed parties and dinners held each night of its several-day-long run, to say nothing of the myriad designer pop-ups and gallery shows, Basel's the place to be this weekend—particularly if you like your performance pieces and video installations with a side order of tan.

Of course, not all of us are able to drop everything and jet off to South Beach during the busy month between Thanksgiving and Christmas/Chanukah. But luckily, some of our favorite fashion brands have teamed up with Basel's most buzzed-about artists to offer special-edition merch you can order from home. So even if you can't debut your new purchases poolside at the Shore Club, you can still get in on a little bit of that Art Basel fun. Click through to start shopping!

Clover Canyon's Rozae Nichols knows her way around a colorful print—and we're loving her new capsule for Scoop NYC. Incorporating the text-based works of Alexandra Grant, Nichols and her team created a neoprene dress and several tops inspired by the artist's dazzling paintings. Plus, 10% of sales will go to LA><ART, a nonprofit contemporary art space in Los Angeles.

Paul Kasmin Gallery artist Deborah Kass joined forced with Edition01 to splash some of her famous graphics on StyleMint's ultra-soft tees and dresses. They're already available at The Standard Hotel in Miami—but starting December 10, you can snap up the pieces for yourself at StyleMint.com and Edition01.com.

This photo-print tee, created in honor of photographer Kelly Klein's new book Pools: Reflections, is launching exclusively at Miami boutique The Webster during Art Basel. Designed by ATM's Tony Melillo, the unisex basic features a Jean Pigozzi-shot portrait that appears in Klein's latest tome. Proceeds will go to AIDS research organization ACRIA.

Inspired by the beauty of Miami, Maria Cornejo snapped an iPhone pic of the city's palm-tree-studded skyline—and used it in her Resort 2013 collection! While not an artist collaboration per se, we can't imagine a better way to show some love for SoFla.

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