The Anteros

The Anteros

The Anteros was founded by mother and daughter Bryn and Lisa Rhoads, who introduced the label in 2024 after about two years of work on the idea. It began with women's white shirting, with asymmetrical sleeves and shapes from billowy to long and narrow, and now works with a Superfine Merino developed with a fabric engineer in northern Italy. This edit gathers its shirts in color, white shirts and wide leg trousers.

Collage of runway looks, campaign shots and street style outfits that capture the The Anteros mood

Shirts in color

The label started with a shirt, and the colored ones show why. Lilac, rust, olive, cobalt, green and soft yellow, each with a long cuff or an oversized shape. The sleeves are cut with a twist that makes a simple button down feel like clothing you would look for. I would wear the cobalt one with the olive trousers.

White shirts

The white shirts are the first idea from the brand, with billowing cuts, a deep V and a shape that falls somewhere between a shirt and a tunic. They are not meant to look pressed. Tuck one into black trousers and leave the cuffs undone.

Trousers and shorts

The trousers are wide and fluid, in white, black, olive, rust, lilac, green and yellow, and the brand works in merino, linen and organic cotton. A pair of blue shorts finishes the group. Wear any pair with a shirt in a different color.

How I would wear it

Pick a shirt and a trouser in two colors you like and wear the pair for the whole season. The Anteros is for women who want classic pieces that feel current, and it has built a whole wardrobe from that single idea.