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The original inspiration for Scott Sternberg’s Band Of Outsiders Fall Collection was the book The Stonemasters and its images of California rock climbers in the 70s (brilliant!!). And the result was two women’s collections: Boy and Girl. Of course our favorite of the two was the menswear-inspired Boy, with blanket wool jackets and ponchos, plaid cropped trousers, leather climbing booties, layered wool socks and slouchy beanies galore.
(images from Style.com)
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A grandma inspired Suno collection with plenty of earthy colors, mixed floral prints, wide leg trousers, blouses and tunics?! You know we’re a fan of that.
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Rag & Bone blew us away with a futuristic, Inuit inspired collection packed with electric blues and rusty oranges color-blocked with earth tones, banded trousers, striped leggings and tweed ponchos. A collection that makes us crazy enough to wish for arctic weather conditions all year long is honestly WTF brilliant.
(images from Style.com)
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Walking into Norman Ambrose‘s debut presentation at New York Fashion Week was like going to a glamourous party in the 70s where you didn’t really belong but also didn’t ever want to leave. Being fashion week newbies, we must say presentations are more interesting than the runway shows as you can actually take the time to appreciate the details. And honestly . . . the details! We adored the the cashmere knits adorned with old english coins, the sequined and feathered gowns, and embroidered blouses and cocktail dresses. Norman Ambrose. Don’t forget the name.
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Richard Chai‘s Fall Collection had us wishing we had a closet (or suitcase) full of muted greys, silk maxis and boyish oversized coats . . . like, yesterday.
(images from Style.com)
