How to redeem a CO promo code
- 1. Add your selected items to your shopping bag at CO.
- 2. Open your bag and continue to checkout.
- 3. Find the field labeled Promo Code or Gift Card, then enter your code and apply it.
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CO is a Los Angeles and Paris-based womenswear label founded in 2011 by Stephanie Danan and Justin Kern, who brought a producer’s eye to clothing. The brand builds a modern luxury wardrobe around sculptural silhouettes, precise fabrics and pieces designed to feel polished without chasing a season. CO’s womenswear line spans dresses, tops, sweaters, jackets, skirts and trousers, sold on its own site. Its 2015 denim collaboration with François Girbaud introduced raw, no-stretch jeans with a polished point of view and an eye to repeat wear, and CO sale searches may catch earlier collection pieces before you turn to resale. Use Phia to compare CO prices, check promo codes at checkout and find CO secondhand.
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Editorial
Stephanie Danan and her then-partner Justin Kern started Co in Los Angeles in 2011, Danan arriving from a decade-plus career producing film rather than clothes. The label built its name on a distinctly West Coast idea of minimalism, polished basics and cinematic ease that read quietly rich rather than logo-driven, and it moved into denim in 2015 through a collaboration with veteran designer Francois Girbaud.

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Fall sweaters start at the neck, and a turtleneck is the one I reach for most, from fine merino mock necks to chunky cashmere roll necks. Here is how I pick one that sits right at the collar and layers cleanly under a blazer or a slip dress, with Max Mara, The Frankie Shop and Whistles among the picks.

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Baggy pleated trousers, oversized shirts, sweatshirts and a plaid coat for the grandpa aesthetic. It is for anyone who likes layered, roomy outfits.

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A skirt can change the whole mood of an outfit in one swap. The collection ranges from short and sharp to long and fluid, in fabrics from leather to lace. This edit is the group of skirts that make a plain top interesting.

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Wrap, double breasted and long tailored coats in cashmere and wool cashmere blends, in camel, black, chocolate and soft grey.

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More than a hundred fall sweaters, from fine cashmere crewnecks to belted cardigans, a few loud argyles and a top shelf from Prada and The Row. I sorted them by how much work they do in a week, starting with the ones I would wear four days out of five.

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The runway is where the ideas start, and the best of them make it into real wardrobes. This season the shapes are more wearable than dramatic, with a clear focus on craft. This edit translates the collections into pieces you can put on this week.

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The best fashion sneakers for women mix retro lines with comfortable soles.

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A black tie wedding guest dress means floor-length, polished and ready for an evening ceremony. This edit gathers black tie wedding guest dress options in sequin, satin and strapless gowns. Every one is chosen to meet a formal invitation with ease.

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Black tie dresses work best when they commit to one idea, a clean column, a sleeve in a heavier fabric, or a single ruffle or slit. Twenty-four floor length gowns sorted that way, from Lauren Ralph Lauren, Hervé Léger, Theia, Teri Jon, Hobbs London, Mac Duggal and more, all chosen to answer a black tie invitation without overthinking it.

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The maxi dress remains one of the most elegant ways to dress, with a movement shorter lengths do not have. Silk, chiffon, lace and knit all make an appearance in the longer cut. This edit gathers the maxis that look as good in motion as they do on the hanger.

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An industrial-leaning capsule of charcoal and ink-dark knits, coats, bags and shoes for people who live in dark shades. It is about texture, not color.