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Mini Cute

Mini Cute

Twelve micro minis in denim, pleats and ra-ra shapes at true 2000s length. For anyone who wants a short skirt that sits low and keeps everything else easy.

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Earthtone Man

Earthtone Man

Everyday menswear in olive, sand, tan and espresso, from suede jackets and cargo pants to soft knits. It is for guys who want a calm palette that mixes without thinking.

Star of the room

Star of the room

Menswear for people who want to look sharp without trying too hard, built on soft knits, wool trousers, a good watch and a few small details. It is for the guy who gets noticed quietly.

Cargo Reloaded

Cargo Reloaded

Cargo pants reworked in heavy canvas, ripstop and washed twill, from easy everyday pairs to sharper structured cuts. Made for men who like pockets with a point of view.

Always Classic

Always Classic

Gray, navy and brown knits with straight leg denim and a shirt or two. A short list of pieces to wear for years.

Rag & Bone

Rag & Bone

Rag & Bone was founded in New York in 2002 by Marcus Wainwright and Nathan Bogle, two Englishmen with no design training who started by making men's jeans in a Kentucky factory. The name comes from the English rag and bone man who collected unwanted household things, and the idea was English tailoring with a New York attitude. This edit gathers Miramar jeans and terry trousers, Kelly tees, Mercer blazers, Lexi loafers and the knits that tie them together.

Chiara Boni La Petite Robe

Chiara Boni La Petite Robe

Chiara Boni La Petite Robe comes from Florentine designer Chiara Boni, who began her career in Florence in 1971 by opening a boutique called You Tarzan Me Jane, and the line launched in 2007 with just 14 black dresses. The line is built on an Italian-made stretch jersey that rolls up small, washes easily and needs no ironing, which makes it ideal for travel. This edit gathers floral-appliqué gowns, mermaid and halter gowns, bodycon and wrap midi dresses, velvet pants, pencil skirts and embellished sweaters.

WARDROBE.NYC

WARDROBE.NYC

WARDROBE.NYC was founded in 2017 by Australian designer Josh Goot and stylist Christine Centenera after they moved to New York and noticed that everyone dressed in a daily uniform. The label is designed in New York and made in Europe, with Italy as its manufacturing hub, and it sells sharp, pared back pieces as a seasonless wardrobe. This edit gathers RHW bodysuits, sculpted skirts and trousers, double-breasted and sculpted dresses, Clean trenches and blazers, and the tights and briefs that sit underneath.

John-Richard Collection

John-Richard Collection

John-Richard Collection is a luxury home furnishings maker founded in 1980 and headquartered in Greenwood, Mississippi, which grew from a sideline of a large Delta furniture retailer into an international company. Its design signatures include exotic veneers, carving, reverse-painted glass with art motifs and natural agate and crystal accents. This edit gathers handblown glass sculptures, table lamps, vases and celestite boxes, framed giclee art by Mary Pratt and Debra Ferrari, faux floral arrangements, and a few small pieces like the Tamboril pendant.

Sachin & Babi

Sachin & Babi

Sachin & Babi was founded by husband-and-wife designers Sachin and Babi Ahluwalia, who met as students at New York's Fashion Institute of Technology and grew up in India. They built an embroidery and design business, ANK International, in 1996 before launching their own label, and the brand still owns a family-run factory in South Mumbai that controls design, sampling and production. This edit gathers floral and mikado gowns, midi dresses and the On The Rocks and Bubbly evening bags.

ONE/SIZE by Patrick Starrr

ONE/SIZE by Patrick Starrr

ONE/SIZE by Patrick Starrr was founded by the YouTube makeup artist Patrick Starrr, who began posting videos in 2011, and launched in August 2020 with the makeup remover Go Off. The name comes from his realization that makeup, unlike clothes, can truly be one size fits all, and the brand stands for radical inclusivity and full beat glam. This edit gathers On 'Til Dawn setting sprays, blurring powders, primers, foundations, liners, mascara and skin care.

LANA Jewelry

LANA Jewelry

LANA Jewelry was founded in Chicago in 2002 by designer Lana Bramlette, who began with a search for great gold hoops. She became known as the Queen of Hoops, and the brand makes modern jewelry in solid 14k gold around a philosophy of less clothes, more jewelry. This edit gathers diamond tennis bracelets and necklaces, Blake chain chokers, huggies and flat hoops, butterfly pieces and initial necklaces, ending on 14K gold hoops and pendants.

WOLF

WOLF

WOLF was founded in 1834 in Hanau, Germany by the silversmith Philipp Wolf I, who began making boxes to present his silver pieces. The family firm, now in its fifth generation, is known for protecting treasures in a fine case, from the music box with the turning ballerina to a patented watch winder that counts turns per day. This edit gathers jewelry boxes, Brogue watch winders and rolls, travel jewelry portfolios, zip cases and small leather goods.

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Y-3

Y-3

Y-3 is the collaboration between adidas and the Japanese designer Yohji Yamamoto, first shown at Paris Fashion Week in October 2002. The name pairs the Y of Yohji with the three stripes of adidas, and the signature look is a monochrome palette, oversized silhouettes and unconventional materials. This edit gathers sneakers and boots, bags and scarves, midi skirts and cargo pants, tees and knits, track dresses and jackets.

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Visual Comfort Signature

Visual Comfort Signature

Visual Comfort Signature comes from Visual Comfort, founded in Houston in 1987 by Andy Singer, who started in his garage. Its signature model is designer-led lighting, with collections authored by invited names such as Thomas O'Brien, AERIN, Kelly Wearstler and Chapman & Myers. This edit gathers chandeliers, table lamps, sconces, flush mounts, floor lamps and pendants, from the Darlana ring chandelier to the Agnes pendants and the Halcyon lamps.

ROYCE New York

ROYCE New York

ROYCE New York began as the ROYCE brand, founded by Harold Bauer in 1974 after he scaled his father's leather gifting business, and the family's leather craft goes back to the 1880s in Vienna. The house is known for functional, minimalist design with sparing logos and for personalization, so many pieces can carry a monogram. This edit gathers weekender duffels, passport cases, toiletry bags, wallets, journals, watch rolls, key chains and valet trays, all leather accessories made for travel and the desk.

Mach & Mach

Mach & Mach

Mach & Mach was founded in 2012 in Tbilisi, Georgia, by sisters Nina and Gvantsa Macharashvili, and today it works between Tbilisi and Milan. Its signature is the Double Bow, which the sisters say stands for their sisterhood and looks like an infinity symbol, and everything is made in Italy. This edit gathers crystal-covered pumps, Le Cadeau bow sandals, mules, ballet flats, boots and a few pieces in the same spirit.

Make Up For Ever

Make Up For Ever

Make Up For Ever was founded in Paris in 1984 by Dany Sanz, a former Fine Arts student, to meet the needs of makeup artists. The brand is known for professional-grade, highly pigmented products, from Artist color pencils and Aqua Resist waterproof liners to the HD Skin foundations it created for film and TV cameras. This edit gathers Aqua Resist liners, HD Skin foundations and concealers, Artist lip pencils and Super Boost glosses, and Color Crayons, primers and Mist and Fix.

Birkin-ifying

Birkin-ifying

Bag charms, fruit fobs, tassels and beads for decorating your purse until it looks like yours. A guide for anyone who wants a plain leather bag to feel a little more lived in.

Pastel Punk

Pastel Punk

Edgy pieces in bubblegum pinks and pastel colors, playful and a little rebellious. Pair something sweet with something rough, like fringe, satin or a fur jacket.

Journaling in Public

Journaling in Public

Soft cashmere cardigans, striped sweaters, dark denim and a faux leather skirt for long afternoons in a coffee shop. Dress for comfort and keep the colors warm.

Manolo Moments

Manolo Moments

Pointed mules, slingbacks and satin heels in reds, browns and neutrals. It is for anyone who wants a few shoes that make a plain outfit feel finished.

Color Moment

Color Moment

A color-first edit of bright sweaters, skirts and dresses in red, pink, green and orange. It is for anyone who wants to add one bold piece to what they already wear.

Flare Studio

Flare Studio

Flare leggings, kick flares and soft wide-leg pants for the studio and the street. This edit is for anyone who wants a long leg line with some movement at the hem.

The Modern Gentleman's Edit

The Modern Gentleman's Edit

A men's wardrobe of knits, polos, shirts and tailoring with a few sharp accessories. It is for the man who wants to dress well without making a show of it.

Put Together

Put Together

Tanks, straight jeans, blazers and a simple bag, all in a quiet palette. It is for everyday outfits that look put together without much thought.

Semi-Sheer

Semi-Sheer

Semi-sheer tops, skirts and dresses that are mesh or organza where it counts and covered where it matters. It is for anyone who wants a little allure without going all the way sheer.

Utility Softened

Utility Softened

Cargo pants and utility pieces reworked in softer fabrics and cleaner cuts. It is for anyone who wants practical pockets that still look polished.