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Ulla Johnson Fall 2017

If there’s one thing I’ve learned as long time member of Ulla Johnson’s unofficial fan club, it’s: if you see it and love it, buy it. As we all know, the words “sold out” can…

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Alix of Bohemia

Alix Verley-Pietrafesa first started sewing her own jackets, made from textiles, buttons and appliqués that she had collected from her worldly travels, while attending university in Scotland. Today, she continues to create bespoke, bohemian inspired outerwear from…

November 7, 2016 10 comments

Coltrane Fall 2016

Swiss designer Amihan Zemp launched Coltrane this season with a mission to contribute to a less wasteful society, using biodynamic and Global Organic Textile Standard certified fabrics, while still creating timeless, quality pieces. After swooning…

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October 26, 2016 8 comments

Fuzzy Wuzzy

Winter is coming and there’s nothing I want more than a teddy bear coat. Season after season, I’ve been lusting after these oversized, faux shearling coats – I mean, let’s face it, who wouldn’t want…

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October 14, 2016 9 comments

Reformation x Patagonia

Patagonia has always been my outdoor apparel of choice. Not only because of the clothing’s superior quality and performance, but also because of the company’s mission to give back to the environment that has been impacted by…

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October 10, 2016 5 comments

Shipper

The best thing about fall and winter dressing is the outerwear. 100%. So when someone like Alexandra Shipper launches a label solely dedicated to coats and blazers, we get excited. After traveling to Europe to witness experience…

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Stutterheim Raincoats

It all started with an old, yet stunningly cool, raincoat Alexander Stutterheim discovered in his grandfather’s barn on Arholma, an island in the Stockholm archipelago. After instantly falling in love with the practicality and sleekness of…

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Suit Up For Fall

Long blazers, wide leg trousers, oversized button down shirts and caped coats in grey, navy, rust and burgundy hues . . . this is what excites me about fall. Spot on, Zara!