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France · Est. 1979 · Mid-range
Hartford is a France-based fashion brand founded by Yves Chareton, known for its relaxed, refined approach to casualwear. The brand creates shirts, dresses, knitwear, and everyday pieces inspired by American heritage and European style. Hartford’s designs often feature soft fabrics, relaxed fits, and timeless patterns that feel comfortable and easy to wear. Instead of trend-heavy fashion, the brand focuses on wardrobe staples that feel familiar and dependable. The clothing works well for daily life, travel, and casual social settings. Hartford appeals to people who enjoy understated fashion with a relaxed, classic feel. It’s ideal for customers looking for casual pieces that balance comfort, quality, and timeless style.
Bordelle
United Kingdom · Est. 2007 · Luxury
Bordelle is a London, United Kingdom–based luxury lingerie and intimate wear brand known for its bold, architectural designs. The brand creates bras, harnesses, stockings, and statement pieces that blend high fashion with seduction. Bordelle’s designs often feature strappy details, premium materials, and structured silhouettes that make pieces feel like couture lingerie rather than everyday basics. Instead of simple underwear, the brand focuses on pieces that feel expressive, artistic, and confidence-boosting. The lingerie is made to feel strong and empowering, helping customers make a statement when they want to feel bold and unique. Bordelle appeals to people who enjoy high-end, avant-garde intimate wear. It’s ideal for those looking for lingerie that feels daring, stylish, and carefully crafted with modern elegance.

Lapointe
United States · Est. 2015 · Luxury
is founded in 2015 by creative director Sally LaPointe and CEO Sarah Adelson, best friends who met while studying at the Rhode Island School of Design and built this designer clothing brand quite literally from the floor of their shared TriBeCa loft in their early twenties. LaPointe had a background in fine arts and graduated with a BFA in apparel design from RISD in 2006, while Adelson brought experience in production. The brand attracted the attention of Lady Gaga, who wore its black corseted dress to the International Consumer Electronics Show and has remained a loyal fan ever since. Known for bold monochromatic palettes, head-to-toe sets, and statement dressing made effortlessly easy, the brand was originally called Sally LaPointe before being rebranded to simply LaPointe in 2020 to support its evolution into a full lifestyle brand. LaPointe joined the CFDA in 2015 and received the FGI Rising Star Award that same year, and has since dressed Oprah Winfrey, Zendaya, and Beyonce.