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A Mere Go – Sunny summertime spirit: That’s what A Mere Co. clothing is all about – and mastering the look is a breeze now, thanks to the London-based brand. Inspired by the understated glamour of the 1930s, A Mere Co. dresses and swim cover-ups are crafted in airy feel-good fabrics and we love the label’s fresh take on retro-inspired details. So go ahead, wear A Mere Co. clothing and beachwear both on and off the shore! After all, that’s what irresistible pieces like these were made for.

A Peace Treaty – Born as a personal treaty between Farah Malik, a Pakistani Muslim and Dana Aribib, a Libyan Jew, A Peace Treaty is inspired by the handcrafting cultures of the Middle East, Asia, Europe and Africa. Combining Aribib’s background in design and Malik’s marketing experience, A Peace Treaty not only offers unique, handcrafted articles, but also employs skilled artisans in locates affected by socio-economic strife.

A.L.C. – Created by designer Andrea Lieberman, A.L.C. is a complete collection of daring silhouettes, chic separates and perfectly engineered basics. The pieces bring a new perspective to the needs of a modern wardrobe while improving upon the cannon of essentials. Lieberman has created a series of sophisticated must-haves in her own unique vocabulary, guided by the principle that the way forward is to own clothes you love enough to wear again and again.

A.P.C. – Described as outwardly normal, yet quietly subversive, A.P.C. (Atelier de Production et de Creation) was launched in 1987 by Jean Touitou as the antithesis to what he saw as a culture of excess. With a timeless and clean-lined aesthetic, the label quickly became a cult favorite of those favoring low-key Parisian cool. Each piece is designed with rigorous attention to detail and stripped to its essentials to maintain a transcendent, effortless appeal. Parisian bound A.P.C. (Atelier de Production et de Creation) was founded by Mr. Jean Touitou in 1987. Renowned for its simple, well-tailored wardrobe staples, A.P.C. offers stylish, timeless and effortlessly cool designs.

A.W.A.K.E. – Veteran fashion editor Natalia Alaverdian’s first venture into design did not come without high expectations. In 2012, she delivered with a precocious, conceptual label A.W.A.K.E. (All Wonderful Adventures Kindle Enthusiasm) that counts Japanese art and the animal kingdom among its abstract references. Despite its ambitiousness, A.W.A.K.E. clothing is super wearable – think must-have deconstructed shirts, tailored winter coats and sculptural cocktail dresses. A.W.A.K.E. an acronym for All Wonderful Adventures Kindle Enthusiasm, was founded in 2012 by Natalia Alaverdian. Alaverdian’s unique eye for fashion was developed during her multifaceted career, which has included styling, art direction and photography. Her goal with A.W.A.K.E. apparel is to create a personal voice through clothing. The key reference that connect each timeless A.W.A.K.E. design are specific animal characters from art and film, giving each piece an idiosyncratic quality with subtle references to Japanese culture.

Ace & Jig – Throughout their many years collaborating a fashion brand, friends and coworkers Cary Vaughn and Jenna Wilson spent a lot of time bonding over a mutual love of antique textiles and how it would someday play into their own line. Enter Ace & Jig, the fabric-focused collections they launched in 2009. Centered around on one-of-a-kind materials sourced from India, Ace & Jig clothing is packed with playful, personality-filled pieces-think slouchy shifts, the striped Ace & Jig Heather Top and graphic tanks – guaranteed to elevate both your outfit and mood. While working in New York as fashion design interns, Ace & Jig founders Cary Vaughn and Jenna Wilson bonded over their love of antique textiles. This common passion led the designers to India, where they collaborated with specialists to weave custom fabrics on an ancient hand loom. Crafted in functional-chic, wear-forever silhouettes, Ace & Jig apparel lets the fabric tell the story. Cary Vaughn and Jenna Wilson’s love of antique textiles and far-flung travel is the inspiration behind their women’s ready-to-wear line, Ace & Jig. The environmentally conscious duo works with skilled textile producers in India to create one-of-a-kind fabrics using water that is recycled to irrigate fresh fruit and vegetables for the artisans. Woven on ancient looms, each garment embodies social responsibility and showcases the designers’ eclectic and bold aesthetic.

ACK – Get ready to take the beach by storm. Designed by Rebecca Larsson and Alessandra Scorletti, ACK swimwear is full of lively, lighthearted style (bring on the vibrant colors and intricate details!) Made entirely in Italy, ACK swimsuits are crafted in high-quality technical fabrics – meaning that they’re 100% ready for some for-real fun in the sun. Our take? ACK bikinis and streamlined one-pieces are about to earn a well-deserved spot in your vacation rotation.

Acler – Australian designers Kathryn Forth and Julia Ritorto formed Acler in 2015, rejecting cookie-cutter design techniques and bringing the fashion process back to its tactile roots. Over the course of a year, each piece is sculpted unto its ultimate form through redraping and reworking along the way. Acler clothing combines feminine style with androgynous shapes, resulting in a balanced collection that celebrates meticulous construction and refined minimalism.

Acne Studios – Acne Studios was introduced in 1996 as a creative collective by way of Stockholm, dedicated to innovations in graphic design, advertising and film. But when Acne cofounder Johnny Johansson released a wildly popular run of limited edition raw denim a year later, he saw potential for expansion into ready-to-wear and accessory lines. Ever since, the company has staked a permanent claim in the fashion industry as the go-to source for clothing with an artsy, outside-the box perspective. The signature line-up must-have Acne Studio boots, jeans and shearling coats – gets more covetable every season. Stockholm-based Acne Studios has forged a multidisciplinary path in the fashion world, carving out a corner in apparel design as well as magazines, books, exhibitions and furniture. Led by founder and creative director Johnny Johansson, Acne clothing and shoes have become cult favorites among the fashion elite, who have reached for Acne denim since the label’s inception as a raw-denim line in 1997. Johansson’s eye for tailored classics and eclectic use of materials informs Acne’s standout personality, which in turn gives its wearers a modern framework for individuality.

Adam Lippes – Designer Adam Lippe’s self-titled label is renowned for its modern interpretations of precisely tailored sportswear. After honing his design skills at Polo Ralph Lauren and Oscar de la Renta, Lippes spun off in 2004 to create an understatedly elegant collection of classic wardrobe staples. Essential pieces in the Adam Lippes clothing collection include cigarette pants, wide-leg trousers and lace dresses. Adam Lippes has held a prominent place in the world of fashion for over 20 years. The eponymous designer became the youngest-ever creative director at Oscar de la Renta in 1996 and he’s since followed in de la Renta’s footsteps, bringing his mentor’s name dedication to fabrication, color and fit to the Adam Lippes label. With timeless silhouettes that accentuate the wearer’s natural elegance, Adam Lippes dresses and tops evoke quality and beauty rather than right-now trends.

Adam Selman Sport – A Pratt Institute of Design graduate, Adam Selman initially made a name for himself by creating custom costumes for pop stars before launching his namesake ready-to-wear label in 2004. Selman’s work draws on influences as wide-ranging as activewear, lingerie and the 1960s. Uncompromising but approachable, Adam Selman dresses and tops have become a favorite with women who are looking for more than the latest trends. Adam Selman began his career in costume design, before launching his namesake label in 2013, following various successful collaborations. Selman has now extended his brand into a sportswear range which translates the playful allure of his main line into modern activewear. Taking an environmentally-friendly stance towards production, Adam Selman Sport utilizes recycled fabrics and sustainable treatments in its collection, presenting the finished designs in biodegradable packaging.

Add Down – Innovative shapes and lightweight materials have been Add Down’s calling card since 1999. With wide collars, nylon shells and cashmere lining, this chic, sportswear-inspired line is the epitome of functional fashion. Warm, elegant and luxurious, Add Down has created sportswear with refined silhouettes and an urban sensibility that will make even the most devoted beach bunny wish for freezing temperatures and a foot of snow.  

ADEAM – Adeam is the latest name that’s grabbed the attention of the fashion world – and for good reason. Talented young designer Hanako Maeda’s ready-to-wear apparel collections is all about combining everyday luxury with artistic and functional beauty. Cleverly layered Adeam dresses seem to trick the eye, feeling a bit edgy and offbeat, while ruffles and pleats add femininity to the label’s frequently asymmetrical silhouettes. Designed for the woman who propels herself forward to break free of constraints, Adeam clothing is all about being different, standing out and taking liberties with personal aesthetics in order to express your individuality. (Go ahead, aim high!) Japanese born Hanako Maeda is the Creative Director of ADEAM. Spending her time between Tokyo and New York City, she grew up surrounded in fashion where she quickly developed a love for art and design. With a deep connection to her hometowns, Hanako fuses the two cities along with her love for the arts, traveling and architecture into her collections. Hanako takes the juxtaposition between traditional Japanese techniques and modern silhouettes that align with a modern and spirited sensibility.

ADIDAS – One of the biggest names in sportswear today, Adidas has humble beginnings. In 1924, German-born founder Adi Dassler launched his footwear brand out of his mother’s laundry room. After attracting a few Olympian gold medalists, however, the label became a global phenomenon. Today, the athletic wear juggernaut does it all, from high-tech work clothing and cult-favorite Adidas sneakers, like the famed Stan Smiths, to high-fashion collaborations with Raf Simons and Stella McCartney. Storied athletics brand Adidas keeps close to its roots with global headquarters in Herzogenaurach, Germany, where shoemaker Adi Dassler founded the company in the 1920s. With a legacy woven into history of sports, Adidas sprints into the future with innovative designs for the modern athlete. Adidas shoes and athletic apparel equip today’s toughest competitors with the gear they need to get the job done. With high-tech fabrics and lightweight, durable materials, Adidas shoes and clothing provide a competitive edge with a classic, sporty look.

ADIDAS BY STELLA MCCARTNEY – In 2005 Stella McCartney and Adidas teamed up to transform activewear through great design, playful prints and a contagious sense of energy. In each collection, McCartney translates her signature tailoring and soft femininity into high-performance and hard-working pieces. From tennis dresses and yoga tops to workout leggings and running shorts, Adidas by Stella McCartney brings inspiration to a woman’s workout routine. Since debuting in 2004, Adidas X Stella McCartney’s collection of women’s activewear has given stretch leggings and colorful tanks instant cool stratus. Borrowing patterns and details from McCartney’s ready-to-wear line, the label features the high-tech fabrics and seamless construction of Adidas for maximum comfort and support.

ADIDAS ORIGINALS BY ALEXANDER WANG – Cult-favorite designer Alexander Wang brings his signature street-love aesthetic to a much-awaited collaboration with Adidas. Turning the instantly recognizable trefoil and the “Originals” logos into something modern and subtly subversive, Wang adds a skewed perception of what is real and what is fake, to the line. The capsule collection enpasses a full range of styles, from apparel to footwear and flouts convention with unisex silhouettes. Celebrated for its performance apparel and footwear, German label Adidas is known for collaborating with talented designers. This partnership pairs New Yorker Alexander Wang’s urban, sporty pieces with the iconic Adidas 3-Stripes.

J ADINA REYTER – Los Angeles native Adina Reyter grew up in fashion, becoming well-versed in the industry by way of the warehouse and showroom of her family’s knitwear label. Reyter’s namesake jewelry brand offers a range of beautiful, versatile pieces that are made to last. Starting with a simple circle choker, Adina Reyter jewelry made its mark with its penchant for classic, refined elegance. The line has grown and evolved over time, but each piece retains the clean, timeless feel of the original necklace. Founded in 2001 in Los Angeles, Adina Reyter has become a leader in creating classic, accessible everyday fine jewelry. Adina has always focused on the details of design and on the ability to simplify life through providing high quality, beautifully designed jewelry that is meant to be worn and enjoyed every day. Each piece is designed with longevity, wearability and beauty in mind. We believe jewelry should feel good, be easy to wear and should be enjoyed and worn every day.

J ADRIENNE LANDAU – Adrienne Landau provides a spectacular mixture of exotic furs, lavish cashmere and intricate detailing in her versatile collection. “I’m designing for today’s person. A person who is looking for a unique style in both the clothing he/she wears and the style they lead,” says Landau. “I design for someone who is confident about attracting the right kind of attention.” Fans of Adrienne Landau designs and the attention they bring include Halle Berry, Oprah Winfrey and Julia Roberts.

J AGNELLE – From the Haute-Vienne region of Southern France, Agnelle gloves have built an international reputation based on 4 generations of craftsmanship. Over the decades, Agnelle leather gloves have offered a broad assortment of pieces, from traditional riding gloves to striking styles from France’s avant-garde couturiers. Today, Agnelle continues as one of Europe’s best known “ganteries” – or glove manufacturers – dedicated to keeping gloves an essential fashion accessory for generations to come.

J AGOLDE – Irreverent denim brand AGOLDE – which reached runway success in the ‘90s—re launched its cult-favorite line in 2014 with cuts and fits updated for the modern woman’s wardrobe. Known for its high-quality, made-in-the-USA indigo, AGOLDE sources top-notch fabrics from around the world, then produces each piece from start to finish in the brand’s downtown LA headquarters. And luckily for our weekend wardrobes, denim isn’t the only thing that AGOLDE excels at: Cheeky tees and cozy sweatshirts round out the collection of AGOLDE jeans, cutoffs and denim jackets. AGOLDE was a premier denim-based brand of the early 1990s and today, it is being revived by a team of leading designers. Born, bred and manufactured exclusively in Los Angeles, the label strives to meet the needs of the modern woman, offering exceptional products at accessible price points. Combining soft, expertly aged fabrics with figure-flattering fits, each contemporary AGOLDE piece exudes timeless appeal and effortless style.

J AGUA BY AGUA BENDITA – Agua Bendita started out as a dream, the one of Catalina Alvarez and Mariana Hinestroza, two Colombian women that decided to follow their passion for design and created a brand of unique and exclusive swimsuits. They wanted to tell their story to the world and show what Colombia is about through the mixture of details, contemporary design and handicrafts. The founders have always been fearless to take risks and their strong sense of entrepreneurship is what has driven the company to be always in the search of new creative ways of expressing their essence to women around the world and that is the reason why they have worked with international icons as Bar Rafaeli, Irina Shayk, Izabel Goulart, Candice Swanepoel, Sara Sampaio and Kendall Jenner in their campaigns. Agua Bendita garments are the result of combining the passion of the designers and the original artisan work of hundreds of Colombian women.

J ALALA – Founded by designer Denise Lee in 2014, NYC-based athleisure label ALALA has become a fast favorite thanks to its focus on go-anywhere pieces. Inspired by the style and culture of New York City, ALALA apparel has a sleek, understated look and is designed to be functional at the gym without looking out of place running errands. Ever-versatile and effortless, ALALA apparel makes it easier to balance the demands of a busy modern life. In a nonstop world, racing forward at breakneck speed, we find time to balance work, play, love and life. From an early morning spin class to back to back meetings to a late dinner with friends, we are redefining the meaning of living an active life. ALALA is a luxury women’s active wear brand with a sophisticated downtown attitude that was created by precisely the way we live today. Taking inspiration from our lives in New York City, we created our line for you, our modern style-setters, who demand both the best in fashion and function from your gear. We want our pieces to be the ones you pick out of your closet first, regardless of where you’re headed once you’re out the door. We take our name from ALALA, a Greek goddess. Her name signifies a battle cry, a call to arms. To us ALALA represents all that we aspire to be as modern women. We live our lives with the audacity to believe that we can do it all and have it all. The universe is our oyster and every day is another opportunity to make our mark on the world.

J ALCHIMIA DI BALLIN – Luxury footwear label Alchimia di Ballin brings the top-tier craftsmanship singular to the Ballin name and blends it with truly innovative and modern designs. Made in Italy, Alchimia de Ballin boots and heels offer a stunning combination of sculpted playfulness and unusual, eye-catching materials. By adding glamour, glitter and a touch of scene-stealing style, Alchimia di Ballin shoes are the key to refreshing your collection – in the most cheerful-luxe way. Launched in 2016, luxury shoe brand Alchimia di Ballin’s creative vision sterns from the magical process of transformation, combined with exceptional workmanship and proven design talent. The theme of metamorphosis and chemistry is central to the modernist structures; sculptural heels and unusual materials that emerge into flattering, delicate designs for a feminine, contemporary woman. Made in Italy, by the renowned shoe-making family Ballin; the sophisticated Alchimia di Ballin collection epitomizes the Ballin heritage through its outstanding craftsmanship and innovative design.

❀ALEXANDER MCQUEEN – Innovative, emotional, uncompromising –all words that describe the romantic and provocative fashion of Alexander McQueen, a brand which has become synonymous with modern British couture. Integral to the Alexander McQueen culture is the juxtaposition between contrasting elements: Fragility and strength, tradition and modernity, fluidity and severity. An openly emotional and even passionate viewpoint is realized with a profound respect and influence for the arts and crafts tradition.

❀ALEXANDER WANG – Alexander Wang clothing and accessories strikes the perfect balance between street-influenced grunge and sleek minimalism. Featuring sharp tailoring, sporty influences and a moody palette, the NYC designer’s standouts – boyish suiting, hardware- embellishing bags and his signature, expertly slouchy Alexander Wang tees – are quick paths to model-off-duty cool. At 18, fashion wunderkind Alexander Wang moved to NY to attend Parsons School of Design and by sophomore year he was already designing his label’s first collection. Though predominantly pure in aesthetic, the line incorporates elements of street fashion and the imperfect, a look that won Wang the Vogue/CFDA Fashion Fund Award in 2008.

❀ALEXANDERWANG.T – An offshoot of the wunderkind designer’s flagship collection, Alexanderwang.t marries its parent label’s edge with a distinctly off-duty aesthetic. The casual-cool line is full of weekend-ready pieces, including easy sweaters, track pants and slinky dresses primed for your next night out. Not surprisingly, though, alexanderwang.t tees remain perennial favorites season after season (after season). Androgynous, downtown, sexy-tough and provocative are all words fashion editors use to describe alexanderwang.t a collection that gives the so-soft T-shirt center stage. In signature Wang fashion, each tee, tank and dress is meticulously designed with stretched-out necklines, deep armholes and mini pockets, yet rendered with a slouchy, what-this-old-thing insouciance. “It’s the sleeping in a T-shirt and wearing it the next day,” Wang tells NewYork Magazine. “It’s draped and kind of wilted.”

❀ALEXANDRE BIRMAN – Alexandre Birman was destined to make beautiful shoes. The Brazil native was born into a family that has dominated the South American footwear market since the ‘70s. Today, the Birman family’s stable includes Schutz footwear and Alexandre’s own namesake label. As the designer says, “I was raised in a shoe factory and that’s that story of my life!” He designed his first pair at the age of 12 and upon launching the Alexandre Birman shoe collection, he landed a designer profile in Vogue. Today, Alexandre Birman sandals and booties are the definition of allure and pure luxury – and they must definitely belong in your wardrobe.

❀ALEXANDRE DE PARIS – In 1971, Alexandre de Paris, hairdresser to the stars and the toast of Parisian salons, launched his iconic Paris-based line. Alexandre de Paris hair accessories are a tribute to French elegance: Each creation is handmade by a team of gifted artisans who are masters of setting and polishing stones and who work with exotic leathers and luxury fabrics. Constantly making use of new innovations in its biannual collection, Alexandre de Paris incorporates the best of both the old and the new.

❀ALEXIS – Design team Alexis and Ana Barbara launched Miami-based brand Alexis apparel in 2008. The family-founded label focuses on creating sophisticated designs that balance versatility and wearability with statement-making silhouettes. Rich prints and opulent fabrics accentuate the polished impression that has become Alexis apparel’s signature aesthetic, ideal for women seeking refined, yet feminine pieces.

❀ALI & JAY – Womenswear brand Ali & Jay was launched in 2015 in Los Angeles, California. Holding true to the brand’s laid-back roots, Ali & Jay’s apparel is versatile and fashion-forward, designed to flow effortlessly from work to dinner dates. Ali & Jay dresses and tops are both edgy and sophisticated, accommodating the duality inside every woman while representing both sides of her personality.

❀ALICE + OLIVIA – Designed by Stacey Bendet, Alice + Olivia dresses, tops and pants are made for the modern woman with a sense of playfulness. Bendet’s trademark eye-grabbing silhouettes and intricate detailing are also hallmarks of Alice + Olivia shoes, which count platform heels, embroidered wedges, high-heel pumps and lace-up gladiators among the statement-making styles. The Alice + Olivia clothing collection was born of designer Stacey Bendet’s personal quest to create the perfect pair of flattering formfitting pants. Her now-signature style was and instant success and “Stacey Pants” quickly became a daily staple for the retro sophisticate. Through the years, the ladylike charm and instant allure of Alice + Olivia apparel has made the label into a go-to brand for vintage style.

❀ALICE + OLIVIA JEANS – We always want more of whatever designer Stacey Bendet has been working on, so the launch of ALICE + OLIVIA JEANS feels like a dream come true! J We like to think of ALICE + OLIVIA as the cool kid sister to Bendet’s original line – the one whose closet you secretly raid the night before a big festival. With ALICE + OLIVIA JEANS rocker tees, embroidered bell bottoms and more, this retro-meets-West-coast brand has everything you need to pull together the perfect boho look.

❀ALICE MCCALL – Australian-born Alice McCall first began selling homemade silk clothing to supplement her main gig as a London-based stylist. The word spread and soon the designs were in such high demand that McCall decided to launch a full-fledged brand. In 2004, the label officially debuted with a runway show at Australian Fashion Week. Thanks in part to a loyal celebrity and fashion insider following, Alice McCall dresses, rompers and midi skirts have remained wildly popular ever since. Alice McCall’s eclectic silhouettes have been turning heads since 2004, the year she launched her namesake label after a decade spent working as a high-profile stylist. McCall has drawn on that experience in developing her forward-thinking design sensibility, which she showcases in her masterful use of one-of-a-kind cuts and unique details. McCall’s unique eye and profound love for her work bring charm to every piece of Alice McCall’s clothing and accessories.

❀ALISON LOU – Founded in 2012 by designer Alison Chemla, Alison Lou offers fine jewelry with a playful twist. Alison Lou jewelry is crafted from fine metals and rich stones and the aesthetic reflects the lighthearted simplicity of modern communication. From the Alison Lou ‘Mrs.’ Ring to the brand’s signature emolji-tipped open bracelets, the collection speaks in a voice that is fresh and relevant.

❀ALIX – Simple, effortless pieces are the cornerstone of apparel brand Alix. Each luxurious silhouette is constructed to maximize comfort without sacrificing style. Designed for wardrobe versatility and ease of wear, Alix clothing is ever-evolving, enhancing the confidence of the wearer and offering pieces that strike a balance between fashion-forward and timeless designs.

❀ALL THINGS MOCHI – Many designers draw inspiration fro m their world travels, but All Things Mochi founder Ayah Tabari takes this vision a bit further than most: Each of her collections is inspired by – and produced in – a different international locale by local artisans. Despite such varied methods of production, All Things Mochi apparel is instantly recognizable for its signature, intricate embroidery, which covers everything from airy caftans to sleek pencil skirts. The seamless integration of heritage handiwork on modern pieces reflects Tabari’s fascination with world cultures and her desire to create simple silhouettes that transition easily from day to night.

❀AMANDA UPRICHARD – After years of honing her design aesthetic on the streets of New York, Parsons School of Design graduate Amanda Uprichard launched her eponymous line in 2005 from a basement in Queens. An NYC party girl turned PTA mom, Uprichard channels her diverse experiences into her collection, each piece paying homage to a particular slice of her history. Uprichard says, “I draw inspiration from everyone. All kinds of women: Doctors, writers, lawyers, sisters, cousins, moms, teenagers.” This inspiration is evident in the aesthetic of Amanda Uprichard clothing, which is at once comfortable and luxurious, offering ready-to-wear styles for every woman.

❀AMO – Veteran designers Kelly Urban and Misty Zollars (formerly of Joie and Current/Elliott, respectively) set out to create a line of vintage-looking denim with modern fits. In 2015, they debuted AMO jeans, which is named for the Latin word for love and nods to the founders’ shared passion for perfect pairs. In addition to offering flattering, wear-everywhere styles, the collection – which ranges from straight-leg jeans to high-rise flares – is made stateside from start to finish in Los Angeles. Named with a nod to the designer’s love for denim, AMO apparel is deeply rooted in a passion for quality. In 2014, self-professed denim soul mates Kelly Urban and Misty Zollars launched the brand, determined to construct jeans that got better with longtime wear. Focusing its vision on blending vintage details with a modern sensibility, AMO denim offers a fresh take on classic design, striking a balance of rugged utility and effortless femininity.