Clothing

AKNVAS Dresses: The Pieces Worth the Price

AKNVAS is a New York womenswear label from Danish designer Christian Juul Nielsen, built on texture, drape and sculptural shapes that still move. I like clothes that can change mood from day to evening, and this edit is the dresses, coats and finishing pieces.

HOMMEgirls Shirts: A Fresh Take on Menswear

HOMMEgirls is Thakoon Panichgul's menswear-for-women label, born as a magazine in New York in 2019 and now a rack of shirts. I like a brand that starts with an editor's eye and a little tomboy confidence.

With Jean Tops and Skirts: What I'd Actually Buy

With Jéan is a wardrobe of lace, satin and easy separates started by two best friends in 2017. I like a label that begins with one very specific question, and I picked out the tops and skirts I would reach for.

Alejandra Alonso Rojas Dresses: A Shopper's Guide

Alejandra Alonso Rojas is a New York label from a Madrid-born, fourth-generation hand-knitter who also trained under a master tailor. I admire how her evening dresses feel soft and exact at once, and this edit is the ones I would wear first.

Bella Venice Dresses: Which Ones to Buy

Bella Venice is a Los Angeles label that began as one lounge set made from deadstock fabric. Taylor Pardee named it after herself and the neighborhood she grew up in, and the clothes have that sun-warmed, slightly vintage ease.

The Line by K Tops: What I'd Actually Buy

The Line by K is a Los Angeles label that grew out of one blogger's wish to make the clothes she wanted to wear. I like it for soft layers and shaped basics that make a Tuesday feel a little more considered.

Marques'Almeida Tops: What to Buy First

Marques' Almeida is the London label Marta Marques and Paulo Almeida started in 2011, known for raw edges and clothes with a little friction. I like it because nothing in it tries too hard to behave.

Waimari Dresses: Colombian Lace Worth Knowing

Waimari is a Colombian resortwear label from Barranquilla, built by two sisters around a family atelier, Caribbean lace and hand embroidery. I like it for warm days that need a dress with a story.

AMUR Dresses: Occasionwear with a Lighter Footprint

AMUR is a New York label whose name stands for A Mindful Use of Resources, making occasion dresses in bold color and print. I like that it asks what a dress is made of before the party, and this edit is the gowns and tops I would book an invitation for.

525 America Knitwear: The Pieces Worth the Price

525 America is the New York knitwear label Bobby Bock started in 1983 with one goal, a great cotton sweater. I have a soft spot for a brand that still treats the sweater as the whole point, and this edit is my favorite knits from it.

Curaae by Elliatt Dresses: What I'd Actually Buy

CURAAE is the dress-first sister label to Australian brand ELLIATT, made for the ordinary days that fall between invitations. I like it for long dresses that dinner can use and short ones that a sunny afternoon can have.

ISA BOULDER Bikinis: What I'd Actually Buy

ISA BOULDER is the Bali swim label that makes sensual feel a little strange in the best way. Cecilia Basari and Yuli Suri build it with local craft, and I want the knits and the silver fringe more than I expected.

WellBeing + BeingWell Activewear: Where to Start

WellBeing + BeingWell is an in-house active lifestyle label launched in 2022, built around the hours between a workout and the rest of the day. I like it for soft, easy pieces that move from the mat to the coffee line.

Ancora Swimwear: The Best Pieces Right Now

Ancora is the Miami swim and resortwear label that Laura Mercado started on Colombia's coast, and I keep coming back to it. Recycled materials, Colombian artisans and a wardrobe that carries on after the beach.

Off Season Fanwear: What I'd Actually Buy

Off Season is the Los Angeles fanwear label Kristin Juszczyk and Emma Grede launched in 2025, built from Kristin's custom game-day designs. I like it for team gear that looks like clothes first.

Auteur Studio Dresses: A Shopper's Guide

Auteur is the Australian label Lucinda Taffs built on her family's vintage eye, with relaxed pieces for the day and sculpted ones for night. I like it when I want to look composed at lunch and a little braver by dinner.

Maaji Swimwear: Colorful Prints and Reversible Fits

Maaji is the Colombian swim label two sisters from Medellín started in 2002, all ocean colors, playful prints and suits that reverse. It is the brand I think of when a beach day needs a little more fun, so this edit is built around it.

The Mayfair Group Tops: What I'd Actually Buy

The Mayfair Group makes sweatshirts and tops with a kind sentence printed on them, started by Sam Abrahart in 2017. I keep coming back to it because the words feel like they were written for a person, not a trend.

Bond Eye Swimwear: Worth the Investment?

Bond-Eye is the Sydney swim label founded by Steve Philpott, known for a crinkled fabric that looks as good as it feels. I like swimwear with a point of view, and this edit is how I would shop it.

YEAR OF OURS Leggings and Sports Bras: Where to Start

YEAR OF OURS is the Los Angeles activewear label built around a better fit. I like it because it treats a sweatshirt, a sports bra and a legging as one wardrobe, and this edit is where I would start.

Vuori Leggings and Joggers: What I'd Actually Buy

Vuori is the Encinitas label Joe Kudla started in 2015 to make performance clothes that do not look like gym uniforms. I like how it moves from class to coffee to the train home, and this edit is the pieces I would start with.

SOLAQUA Dresses: The Pieces Worth the Price

SOLAQUA is the Sydney resortwear label that started with a beach towel and grew into soft, considered dresses and separates. I like clothes that think about the suitcase, and this edit is how I would pack it.

With Harper Lu Dresses: Gowns and Minis Worth Knowing

With Harper Lu is the Melbourne mother-daughter label for resort and event dressing, with vintage shapes and vivid prints. I have a weakness for clothes made by people who wanted them first, and this edit is how I would wear them.

ADRIANA DEGREAS Swimwear: A Shopper's Guide

Adriana Degreas is the São Paulo swimwear label that treats a bikini like a piece of design. I like how its shapes, prints and cover-ups keep going long after the beach.