Clothes so Lovely, You’ll Wish You Were Pregnant: Say Hello to Storq
When it comes to the notion of traditional maternity wear, this eComm newcomer is pushing the envelope to the stratosphere.
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designer to watchClothes so Lovely, You’ll Wish You Were Pregnant: Say Hello to StorqWhen it comes to the notion of traditional maternity wear, this eComm newcomer is pushing the envelope to the stratosphere. Read more How Former J. Crew Head Designer Marissa Webb Launched Her Own LineThe former head of womenswear and accessories design at J. Crew tells us about her new line. Read more Designer to Watch: Paula HianCommitted to producing her own hyper-luxe knits using fabrics sourced exclusively from French factories, we sit down with the designer to find out more about her growing business. Read more Designer to Watch: Ariana Rockefeller (Yes, That Rockefeller)While the philanthropist and fifth-generation Rockefeller officially launched her eponymous lifestyle brand last year, her new Spring 2014 collection clearly shows the designer is just hitting her style stride. Read more Jewelry Designer Samantha Wills on What It Takes to Build a Fashion Brand From ScratchWe spoke with the designer to find out more about her brand and the various intricacies of producing jewelry collections. Read more How the 18-Year-Old Designer of Frankie’s Bikinis Used Social Media Savvy to Launch Her Swimwear LineShe may only be 18, but her designs have already been worn by the likes of Candice Swanepoel. Read more Designer to Watch: M.M. LAFLEUR, Your New Go-To for Chic WorkwearM.M. LAFLEUR is on a mission to create functional workwear that co-founder Sarah Miyazawa LaFleur likens to "luxury performance gear." We think they're right on point. Read more Designer to Watch: A Fine LineTouted by A-listers like Hilary Rhoda and stocked at fashion meccas like Barneys, A Fine Line is a growing line of contemporary fashions. Read more Designer to Watch: RVN’s High-End Knitwear is Made in the USABefore launching his own line, Ted Kim spend nearly two decades honing his fashion designing skills at Donna Karen, Michael Kors and Anne Klein. Read more Designer to Watch: Liberty UnitedWe talk to founder Peter Thum about his jewelry line created from destroyed illegal guns and bullet shells and the company's goal to end gun violence. Read more Designer to Watch: Ryan PorterWith a cute idea, approachable prices and social media savvy, designer Krysten Kauder is now one of the most buzzed about up-and-coming jewelry designers. Read more Designer to Watch: Azzura Gronchi and Alessandro Enriquez of An Italian TheoryWe talk to the duo who were former design colleagues at Costume National and now collaborating on a new boutique label called An Italian Theory, rife with off-the-wall prints and perfectly constructed materials. Read more Designer to Watch: Marianna CiminiMarianna Cimini is more than just a designer to watch, she's a designer to love. Read more Designer to Watch: Enfants Riches DéprimésWe chat with designer Henri Alexander to find out more about this up-and-coming label. Read more Designer to Watch: GEORGINE’s Georgine RatelbandCelebrating 2 years in the industry, Georgine Ratelband shares her love of the simple things that inspire her youthful but elegant take on city chic with our exclusive editorial. Read more Boutique of the Week: Beckley BoutiqueOwner Melissa Akkaway talks to us about running two designer boutiques. Read more Designer to Watch: The 2 BanditsTexas bred jewelry designer Tamar Wider chats with us about her background and what's she's learned from the process of starting her own brand. Read more Designer to Watch: Jonathan CohenThe Parsons grad spoke to us about how he got his start, what it takes to branch out with your own fashion range and advice he's learned along the way. Read more Designer to Watch: Sunglasses Label Coco & BreezyThe duo behind hot sunglasses label Coco & Breezy tells us about the power of eyewear, how they got their start and what's to come. Read more Designer to Watch: Concept Label ACIQThis androgynous new line blurs the lines between masculinity and femininity. Read more |