There are many fabulous boutiques and online shops carrying indie designers, but we love TwentyThirtyForty.net because it provides true style inspiration along with your shopping experience. The site carries a highly edited selection of cutting edge brands like Gryson, Humanoid, Opening Ceremony, and Rachel Comey and features their pieces in photography spreads showcasing creative ways to style them. For example, in the above photo from the January issue, an Opening Ceremony skirt retailing for almost $300 is paired with accessories from Rodarte for Target.Recently in scoop Category
There are many fabulous boutiques and online shops carrying indie designers, but we love TwentyThirtyForty.net because it provides true style inspiration along with your shopping experience. The site carries a highly edited selection of cutting edge brands like Gryson, Humanoid, Opening Ceremony, and Rachel Comey and features their pieces in photography spreads showcasing creative ways to style them. For example, in the above photo from the January issue, an Opening Ceremony skirt retailing for almost $300 is paired with accessories from Rodarte for Target.
Cirque du Cheval is a feminine yet understated based collection by Los Angeles celebrity stylist Michelle Sackson. Her spring collection is constructed mostly from silk in neutral shades. Most pieces are basic with alluring details: a grey tee with lace on the sides, a top that is low-cut in the back, and a shift with ruffles at the neckline.
Cirque du Cheval is available at stantonjames.com (most items are priced between $100 and $200) and in several California boutiques. For more information and locations, visit cirqueclothier.com.
Cold? Snuggle into one of these gorgeous scarves from Spratters & Jayne. The Brooklyn-based indie designer’s latest collection of stylish winter must-haves are handmade from 100% Peruvian Highland wool (meaning their deliciously soft) and come in three distinct styles: cowl, lapel, and tube. Customize your pick with heart-shaped or round buttons and choose from nine different colors. Each scarf retails for $159, but it’s a worthy investment. I mean, would you ever actually want to take it off?Spratters & Jayne scarves are available at sprattersandjayne.com or on Etsy.
She-Bible, a collection of comfortable and stylish women’s clothing, is the fashion child of best friends and business partners Stacy Rodgers and Deirdre Nagayama. They launched their line in 2005 in San Francisco, and it’s now sold in over 75 boutiques nationwide and in Canada.
She-Bible’s latest collection is filled with basics with a twist: dresses with bell sleeves, ruffled tunics, and gathered tees. The clothes are versatile and would flatter women of all ages. Here are some of our favorite pieces:
Amber Dress, $125
Pop Doyle Tunic, $115
Monarch Top, $40
She-Bible is available online at she-bible.com.
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