KNITWEAR

SARTORIA VICO COTTON BLUEBELL TOP (SOLD OUT) AND PLEATED SKIRT ($210) IN POWDER.

SARTORIA VICO COTTON SLEEVELESS DRESS WITH PLEATED BOTTOM ($342) IN POWDER WITH LUREX DETAILS.

SARTORIA VICO COTTON SLEEVELESS DRESS WITH PLEATED BOTTOM (SOLD OUT) IN NAVY WITH LUREX DETAILS.

SARTORIA VICO COTTON STRAPLESS NAVY DRESS WITH OVERPIECE IN POWDER ($234)

SARTORIA VICO SLEEVELESS PLEATED TUNIC IN NAVY WITH LUREX DETAILS (SOLD OUT) WORN WITH WIDE PANTS IN PLATINUM LUREX ($273).

SARTORIA VICO PIMA COTTON STRAPLESS WIDE LEG JUMPSUIT IN NAVY (SOLD OUT).

SARTORIA VICO COTTON MOSAIC DRESS IN BURGUNDY, POWDER AND NAVY METALLIC (SOLD OUT).

SARTORIA VICO

Introducing SARTORIA VICO for spring summer . . . . a milanese womenswear brand that is feminine, vibrant and contemporary. Perfectly finished knitwear, made with the finest and greenest yarns and wools.

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LAUREN MANOOGIAN RIB DRESS WIITH SHOULDER STRAPS IN PINE BLACK ($265)

LAUREN MANOOGIAN RIB TEE DRESS IN IVORY ($285) AND FINE WIDE CARDIGAN (SOLD OUT)

LAUREN MANOOGIAN RIB TEE DRESS IN IVORY ($285); WORN WITH PALATINES COGNITIO SLIDE ($210).

LAUREN MANOOGIAN RIB TEE DRESS IN PINE BLACK ($285)

LAUREN MANOOGIAN WADERS IN PINE BLACK ($299)

LAUREN MANOOGIAN WADERS IN CURRY ($299)

LAUREN MANOOGIAN RIB DRESS WIITH SHOULDER STRAPS IN CURRY ($299)

LAUREN MANOOGIAN

A graduate of the Rhode Island School of Design, LAUREN MANOOGIAN's knits use antiquated looms and organic yarns, giving her garments a handmade, earthy feel. Her shapes often come from the knitting process itself, inspired by the potential and restrictions of the production method. The silhouettes may be simple or abstract when you lay them flat, but like a lot of textile driven clothing, they need a person inside them to transform.

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CALDER

Introducing CALDER knits, made in Los Angeles. Calder is a line made up of pieces centered around designer Amanda Blake’s idea of creating beautiful, simple things–made to last. Inspired by designers and artists such as Nakashima and Arp who studied the spirit of a material and designed with this in mind.