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Rowen Rose

Italy · Est. 2018 · Luxury

Rowen Rose is a European designer luxury clothing label for women, founded in Milan in 2018 by Emma Rowen Rose. Born and raised in Paris, Rowen Rose moved to Milan at 17 to study at Istituto Marangoni and trained at Alessandra Rich before graduating. She posted her first eight-look collection on Instagram to show potential employers, and the response from buyers, stylists and celebrities turned it into a brand built on a daring new elegance. The label is known for its love of tailoring and structured garments with character, blending French allure with bold colour and Italian influence. Signature pieces include the Croco Signature Short Trenchcoat, croc-effect mini skirts and carrot pants, polo dresses with pleated or fringed skirts, feathered georgette shirts and mohair knits. All production is handled in Italy, where every workshop and supplier is based. The brand pairs past influences and processes with a forward-looking approach, aiming for ethical, sustainable production that is fully made in Italy. Rowen Rose was first bought by Galeries Lafayette Champs-Élysées and H Lorenzo, later joined LuisaViaRoma and Net-a-Porter, and shows at Milan Fashion Week. It has dressed Beyoncé, Dua Lipa, Jane Fonda and Hailey Bieber.

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HODAKOVA

Sweden · Est. 2021 · Luxury

HODAKOVA is a sustainable European designer clothing label for women, founded in Stockholm in 2021 by Ellen Hodakova Larsson. The label converts discarded materials of the finest quality into one-of-a-kind pieces, using methods from the past to tell a story of time. Larsson's stated aim is to build a fully sustainable fashion house and change how people think about the value of existing things. The collection covers dresses, tops, skirts, shirts, blazers, suit trousers, trench coats and leather jackets, alongside bags, shoes and printed matter. Signature pieces include the Pinched Blazer, the Upside Down Trenchcoat, pillowcase dresses and the Riding Boot Bag. Everything is made by hand at its Stockholm atelier in Sweden. HODAKOVA's upcycled garments are draped and composed from repurposed fabrics and objects such as old leather, wool, bed linen and existing clothes. Collections often include a surprising object turned into fashion, such as a dress made from her father's attaché case or a dress built from spoons. The label shows at Paris Fashion Week, and in 2024 Larsson won the LVMH Prize for Young Fashion Designers, which came with a 400,000-euro endowment and a year of mentoring from LVMH.

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MAET

Albania · Est. 2021 · Luxury

MAET is a minimalist Albanian luxury designer clothing label for women, founded in Tirana in 2021 by Alesia Zyla. Describing itself as the first ready-to-wear sustainable fashion brand made in Albania, the label sits at the intersection of chic sophistication and bold femininity. Zyla, its founder and creative director, has said creativity was her escape growing up, and she cites Phoebe Philo, Ann Demeulemeester, the Bauhaus and Zaha Hadid as influences. The collection includes dresses, tops, trousers, skirts, tailoring and knitwear with clean, linear lines and fluid draping, offered as a core seasonless selection. Every piece is made in Albania, handcrafted by an all-woman team of seamstresses at the MAET studio in Tirana. The brand follows slow fashion principles, using fabrics such as organic linen, certified silk, regenerated wool and Econyl. Many designs are made to order and ship within 48 hours, which has brought waste and overproduction down to almost zero, and the brand aims to empower women and the next generation of Albanian designers. MAET has been profiled by 33 Magazine, and the United States is now its biggest direct-to-consumer market.

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Carla Fernández

Mexico · Est. 2002 · Luxury

Carla Fernández is a Mexican ethical designer label, founded in Mexico City in 2002 by designer Carla Fernández. Born and based in Mexico City, she creates clothing inspired by the geometric and textile richness of Mexico, guided by the motto that fashion is not ephemeral. The label is recognised internationally for preserving the textile heritage of Mexico's Indigenous communities through contemporary design. The range includes shirts, pants, dresses, tunics, ponchos, T-shirts, blouses, jumpers, capes and coats such as the Abrigo Círculos. It also offers jewellery, bags and the book Manifiesto de la Moda en Resistencia. Clothing is made in Mexico in collaboration with artisans from Indigenous communities across the country, using cotton, wool, silk and linen. Through Taller Flora, its mobile design laboratory, the label works side by side with artisans, combining traditional Mexican crafts with modern aesthetics. Carla Fernández received a Prince Claus Award for her work in ethical fashion and cultural sustainability. Her projects include a collaboration with the British Museum, and she has worked with her partner, artist Pedro Reyes. The label remains independent and founder-led.

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LEO LIN

Australia · Est. 2017 · Luxury

LEO LIN is an Australian designer label for women, founded in Sydney in 2017 by Leo Lin. Born in Dalian, China, Lin moved to Australia as a teenager, and his namesake label blends his Chinese heritage with the Australian creative landscape. The brand is known for joyful, bold designs shaped by confident colour, strong femininity and luxurious craftsmanship, with strong tailoring offset by expressive colour and daring fabrics. Dresses make up most of the range, from appliqué bustier mini dresses like the Roselle to printed and beaded maxi dresses such as the Lucinda and Ava. It also makes gowns, silk blouses, embroidered bustier tops, pleated maxi skirts, tweed and lace shorts, jacquard blazers, jackets and coats. The label's signature is its exclusive suite of in-house, hand-drawn prints. LEO LIN focuses on investment pieces with hand-made construction, and the full cycle of each collection, from design and sampling to production, is carried out by its own team across its Sydney design studio and its atelier in Dalian. The label first launched in Melbourne before moving to Sydney, and it remains independent and led by Lin as founder and creative director.

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Lilli Jahilo

Estonia · Est. 2010 · Luxury

Lilli Jahilo is an Estonian designer label for women, founded in Tallinn in 2010 by designer Lilli Jahilo. She trained at Chanel, the Oslo National Academy of the Arts and the Estonian Academy of Arts, and started the brand as a made-to-measure atelier with her mother, marketing expert Marika. It is still family-run, with Lilli's cousin Tene as co-owner and director. The label has grown into a luxury ready-to-wear brand whose signature is meticulously crafted dresses and gowns, alongside tops, skirts, corsets, jumpsuits, knitwear and coats. Signature pieces include the Celeste and Maxima Silk gowns, the Hedvig Lace Gown, the Harper dress and the Blake corset. Most pieces are handcrafted on demand in Estonia by in-house tailors and partner workshops, using silk, cotton, wool and linen. Its pre-loved initiative, launched in 2020, extends the life of its garments. Lilli Jahilo won the Golden Needle Designer of the Year award at Tallinn Fashion Week in 2016, plus Epica and Balticbest awards for its Cannes Dress campaign. In 2021 President Kersti Kaljulaid awarded her the Order of the White Star.

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OUND OUND

Uruguay · Est. 2015 · Luxury

OUND is a minimalist, handmade luxury clothing label, founded in Uruguay in 2015 by designer Paula Delgado. Delgado previously worked as a fashion designer for two leading global fast fashion corporations, then spent 2015 to 2017 in rural Argentina and Scotland learning about wool production, weaving and knitting and teaching herself botanical dyeing. Inspired by permaculture, she describes OUND as an investigative project rooted in simplicity and humble luxury. The label specialises in hand-knitted undyed wool pullovers and cardigans and naturally dyed silk dresses, alongside tops and trousers. Pieces are one-of-a-kind or made in limited editions in Uruguay, where a network of hand knitters, dyers and embroiderers work from small family studios across the country. OUND uses only natural, renewable and biodegradable fibres such as wool, silk, cotton and linen. Wool comes from Uruguayan Merino and Corriedale sheep raised on open grasslands and is left in its natural colours, while silk is dyed with plants and food waste such as avocado skins, eucalyptus leaves, onion peels and loquat. OUND builds long-term relationships with its artisans, paying fairly and visiting regularly, and its main markets are the United States, Japan and Europe.

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Vanessa Bruno

France · Est. 1996 · Luxury

Vanessa Bruno is a European luxury clothing label for women, founded in Paris in 1996 by designer Vanessa Bruno. Born in France to a Danish mother and an Italian father who worked with labels such as Cacharel, Bruno grew up in the fashion world and trained at Dorothée Bis and Michel Klein. Her aim was a wardrobe that is both relaxed and refined, chic and pragmatic, for a woman who is free, modern, timeless and naturally beautiful. The collections include shirts, tops, knitwear such as the Malo jumper, dresses, coats, jeans, trousers and skirts, alongside bags. Its emblem is Le Cabas, the canvas tote trimmed with sequins that the brand has made since 1998. Its clothing is made in France and other countries, and the Cabas is made in a family workshop in Pantin near Paris. The brand favours natural fibres, including Masters of Linen certified linen, organic cotton and yak wool. Vanessa Bruno opened its first boutique in Tokyo in 1996 and in Paris in 1998, has been worn by Vanessa Paradis, Charlotte Gainsbourg and Lou Doillon, and is sold through more than 300 points of sale.

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Kiko Kostadinov

UK · Est. 2016 · Luxury

Kiko Kostadinov is a UK luxury designer clothing label for men and women, founded in London in 2016 by Bulgarian-born designer Kiko Kostadinov. Kostadinov moved to London as a teenager, studied at Central Saint Martins and drew attention while still a student for deconstructed, cut-and-sew Stüssy pieces sold through Dover Street Market. He launched his own label after completing his MA, building it around modern-day uniforms, workwear and precise pattern-cutting. The menswear and womenswear collections include tailored trousers, jackets, coats, knitwear, shirts, dresses and skirts, often with bird-named styles such as the OSPREY Coat and HERON Belted Jacket, plus shoes, bags and scarves. Pieces are made mainly in Bulgaria and Japan, with some made in Italy. Womenswear has been designed since 2018 by Australian twins Laura and Deanna Fanning, who co-own the company with Kostadinov. The label is known for its long-running ASICS partnership, which began in 2017 with sneakers and grew into the ongoing Novalis line, as well as collaborations with Oakley. Kostadinov was supported by the British Fashion Council's NEWGEN scheme, served as creative director of Mackintosh 0001 from 2017, and the brand is stocked by specialist designer stores worldwide.

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Song for the Mute

Australia · Est. 2010 · Luxury

Song for the Mute is an Australian luxury designer label for men and women, founded in Sydney in 2010 by Lyna Ty and Melvin Tanaya. The childhood friends bring complementary skills: Ty, an Italian-trained fashion designer, leads design as creative director, while Tanaya, an award-winning graphic artist, directs the brand. The label began with a single printed T-shirt, and its core idea has always been that garments should communicate something meaningful. Its debut collection, Ink, for autumn-winter 2010, comprised just eight styles. Since then the label has treated each season as a chapter in a long-form story, creating coats, jackets, shirts, knits, trousers and T-shirts with relaxed, layered silhouettes. It has worked with local Australian manufacturers since its first T-shirt, and its clothing is made in Australia. Fabric sits at the core of its design, with an experimental, textile-led process that blends streetwear influence with careful craft and long-lasting quality. Song for the Mute presents its menswear on the Paris fashion calendar. Its adidas Originals collaboration launched in 2022, when its Shadowturf sneakers sold out in about ten minutes, and it has since opened a Sydney flagship and a store at QV Melbourne.

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Facettes Studio

France · Est. 2023 · Luxury

Facettes Studio is a minimalist French designer clothing label for women, founded in Paris in 2023 by Marie-Laure Dumon. A Paris-born designer with around ten years of fashion experience, including six in New York, Dumon set out to redefine the modern, timeless wardrobe without compromising on durability. Her signature style is masculine-feminine, with structured yet fluid designs inspired by the 70s and 90s that can be worn from morning until night. The label focuses on tailoring, including blazers, tuxedo-style jackets, trousers, waistcoats, skirts and dresses in wool flannel, wool twill, gabardine, cotton velvet and washed linen. Pieces are designed in Paris and made in France by Atelier Masla, a workshop in the 18th arrondissement, and by carefully selected workshops in the Paris area. Facettes Studio upcycles existing deadstock fabrics from French and Italian luxury houses, with natural fabrics woven in France, Italy or Japan, and bans synthetic fibres such as polyester and polyamide. It works in small editions rather than seasonal collections, with some styles offered on preorder to avoid overproduction. Working without intermediaries, the independent label skips seasonal sales and welcomes customers to its Paris studio by appointment.

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Tach Clothing

Uruguay · Est. 2016 · Luxury

Tach Clothing is a Uruguayan designer knitwear label for women, founded in Uruguay in 2016 by sisters Sabrina and Patricia Tachdjian. The name is short for their Armenian surname; their immigrant grandfather opened a haberdashery in the 1940s, their father designed children's clothing and their mother's family ran a shoe workshop. The label makes simple yet complex knitwear with a strong, timeless appeal, taking inspiration from the delicacy of vintage clothing and making it fresh again. The range includes knit cardigans like the Bailarin and Coquimbo, sweaters, vests, hand-knitted ponchos, jackets and coats, tops and blouses, shorts, skirts, dresses and accessories. Its colourful, playful pieces have been described as little works of art. Every piece is made locally in Uruguay by small workshops in a fair trade environment, using Uruguayan wool such as merino, along with cotton and linen. Knitting and embroidery are crafts the label chooses to champion over throwaway fashion. Tach has been worn by Dua Lipa, Megan Fox and Alexa Chung. It was the only Uruguayan brand at Qatar Fashion United by CR Runway in 2022, and remains independent and family-run.

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ARMA

Netherlands · Est. 1985 · Luxury

ARMA is a European designer leather label for women and men, founded in the Netherlands in 1985 by Aram Aykaz with three business partners and based in Badhoevedorp, near Amsterdam. Still a family business, it is led today by his children, Maral Aykaz, who oversees creative direction, and Arden Aykaz, who runs production and operations. As a modern leather house, ARMA creates refined classics designed to last a lifetime, exploring simple, discreet shapes over constant newness. Presenting two collections a year, ARMA is known for leather and suede jackets such as the Carmen and Emy, bombers, shearling coats, leather trousers and skirts, suede shirts and a menswear line, which was its main business at launch. Its clothing is made in Turkey, where it opened its own factory in Safranbolu in 2018. Controlling around two-thirds of its production process gives ARMA the flexibility to recut popular styles from stock skins, and it also manufactures for several high-end fashion brands. It works with lamb leather, suede, shearling and wool, using traditional crafting techniques. ARMA is stocked by retailers including Net-a-Porter, Mytheresa, Bergdorf Goodman, Nordstrom, Selfridges and Le Bon Marché, and has been profiled by WWD.

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Eckhaus Latta

USA · Est. 2011 · Luxury

Eckhaus Latta is an American designer label for women and men, founded in 2011 by Mike Eckhaus and Zoe Latta and based between Los Angeles and New York. The pair met as students at the Rhode Island School of Design, where Eckhaus studied sculpture and Latta studied textiles. The label is known for experimental, art-driven collections that blur fashion and fine art, and it describes itself as having become the downtown uniform of creatives. Eckhaus Latta makes ready-to-wear and accessories. Current pieces include Wide Leg, Baggy and Unzipped jeans, Base tanks and longsleeves with a hand-embroidered EL logo, and the Snatched Hoodie, along with its signature bags such as The Snap, The Crescent and The Bucket. The brand does not publish a full breakdown of where its clothing is made, though some pieces, such as its wide leg jeans, are made in Los Angeles. Some of its denim uses American deadstock fabric. In 2018 the Whitney Museum of American Art staged Eckhaus Latta: Possessed, an exhibition of the label's work. Eckhaus Latta is an independent label led by its co-founders and co-designers, with its own stores in Los Angeles and New York.

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Materiel Tbilisi

Georgia · Est. 2014 · Luxury

Materiel Tbilisi is a Georgian luxury designer label for women, founded in Tbilisi in 2014 by entrepreneur Maia Gogiberidze, its CEO. The brand grew from Fashion House Materia, one of Georgia's oldest apparel manufacturers, which became a leading regional company after the collapse of the USSR. Gogiberidze gave the company a new direction, building Materiel as an incubator for young Georgian designers. The range includes dresses such as the Draped Waist and Long Scarf Dresses, coats like the High Neck 6-Button Coat, eco-leather jackets, pants and coats, blazers and skirts. It also makes leather bags such as the Rectangular Buckle Tote. Its core aesthetic contrasts structural tailoring with feminine, draped silhouettes. Clothing is made in Georgia, while leather bags are made in Portugal. The label focuses on natural, recycled and responsible fabrics such as silk, recycled wool, cupro and eco leather, and a collective team of designers now leads its design department. Materiel's strong tailoring and unconventional palette have been worn by members of the Kardashian-Jenner family, Cardi B and Hailey Bieber. The independent label is a fixture of Tbilisi's fashion scene, and Forbes has called it a Georgian breakout fashion star.

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Kallmeyer

USA · Est. 2012 · Luxury

Kallmeyer is an American designer label for women, founded in New York in 2012 by designer Daniella Kallmeyer. The brand is known for sharp, modern tailoring and refined everyday essentials, combining precise cuts with an understated, luxury feel. Kallmeyer's family history in clothing runs deep: her Madison Avenue store displays framed letters from her grandmother's dressmaking career. The range includes shirts, knitwear, trousers, dresses, suiting and outerwear. Much of the collection is made locally in New York, with other pieces produced in Italy and Portugal. Signature pieces include the Dani Button Down, the Kenzie T-Shirt, the Aiden Pleated Trouser, the Cairo Pant, the Bayla Shirtdress and the Donna Car Coat in Shearling. Kallmeyer works with fabrics such as wool, cotton poplin, silk, leather and denim, with beaded dresses and shearling coats among its most elaborate pieces. The label runs two New York stores, on Orchard Street downtown and on Madison Avenue. The Madison Avenue space was designed with interior designer Louis Rambert and blends French modernism with American art deco. Kallmeyer remains independent and founder-led.

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Shaina Mote

USA · Est. 2012 · Luxury

Shaina Mote is an American minimalist designer clothing label for women, founded in 2012 by Shaina Mote and based in Hudson, New York. Mote launched her eponymous line in Los Angeles, where she opened a store and studio in Highland Park, before moving the business to the Hudson Valley. Born out of a desire for lasting, quality garments like those of years past, the collection balances beauty and utility, with a focus on dependable wardrobe classics for real life. The label makes trousers, shirts, coats, knitwear, denim and accessories, including the Boy Trouser, the Painter Pant and Painter Coat, the Work Shirt, the alpaca Saatchi Cardigan and the Market Tote. Most pieces are made locally in the US, its Fair Trade certified knitwear is crafted in Peru, and its denim uses Italian regenerative cotton. Garments are made with care in small quantities, with a focus on regenerative practices, time-honoured artisanal techniques and natural fabrics, and the brand views its business through a circular lens, offering repairs and recycling fabric scraps. Shaina Mote has a store at 409 Warren Street in Hudson, and Mote, whose first creative love was photography, now shoots her own collections.

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Sandy Liang

USA · Est. 2014 · Luxury

Sandy Liang is an American designer luxury clothing and accessories label for women, founded in New York in 2014 by Sandy Liang. Liang launched her namesake label after studying at Parsons School of Design, and her work draws on New York's Chinatown, childhood nostalgia and her family's restaurant, Congee Village. Her collections are known for a playful, girlish point of view inspired by the style of Chinatown grandmothers. The label makes dresses, skirts, trousers, jackets and knits, along with shoes, bags, jewellery and hair accessories. Signature pieces include its colourful fleece jackets, bows, Mary Jane flats, the Murray Dress, Maman Pants and the Knoll Jacket. Collections are designed in its Lower East Side studio, with many pieces made in New York City and others made in Italy. Liang favours characterful, nostalgic design and materials such as cotton, wool and silk, keeping much of her production close to home in New York. Sandy Liang opened its first flagship store at 28 Orchard Street in December 2020. The brand has collaborated with Salomon on sneakers, including the RX Marie-Jeanne and Speedcross 3, and remains independent and owned by its founder.

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Norlha

China · Est. 2007 · Luxury

Norlha is a sustainable luxury clothing and textile label, founded in 2007 by Kim Yeshi and her daughter Dechen Yeshi in Ritoma, a nomadic village 3,200 metres up on the Tibetan Plateau. Kim, an anthropologist who spent decades researching textiles in Asia, formulated the concept, while Dechen, who first travelled to the plateau in 2005 to research the region, established the Norlha Atelier. The name means "wealth of the gods". Norlha makes scarves and shawls such as the Pilgrimage Scarf, felt vests, shawl coats, Tibetan shirts, knitwear, children's clothing, blankets and bed covers. Every piece is made by hand at its atelier on the plateau, where around 100 artisans, mostly local nomads and 65% women, spin, weave and felt. The brand works mainly with yak khullu, the soft down yaks grow for winter, which is cashmere-soft and warmer than sheep's wool, sometimes blended with silk. It uses flying shuttle looms, low-impact processes and natural, undyed colours. Norlha is a certified B Corp. It has worked with Hermès, is stocked by Dover Street Market and has been featured by Vogue, The World of Interiors and WSJ, with stores in Ritoma, Lhasa and Beijing.

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CASEY CASEY

France · Est. 2008 · Luxury

Casey Casey is a French designer label for women and men, founded in Paris in 2008 by Gareth Casey. A self-taught British-French designer, Casey trained as a ceramist, painter, sculptor and textile maker, and he sees himself as an "art"isan, the French word for craftsman. The brand describes Casey Casey as a workshop and studio in which it fashions clothes, a story built over years of work, fortunate meetings and luck, and a space where other like-minded creatives can express themselves. The house makes refined, hand-finished clothing, including shirts, jumpers, cardigans, trousers, skirts, dresses, jackets and coats, along with beanies, socks and boots. Pieces include the Big Blobby Coat, the Rover Jacket, the Eiko Shirt, the Jennie Jumper, the Camille Cardigan, the Long Chasse Pant and the Harmony Skirt. All of its clothing is made in Europe, with about 70% made in France in its Paris atelier and with long-standing partners. It uses exclusive fabrics developed with Italian and other European weavers, including its signature paper fabric. Casey Casey is an independent, self-owned label led by its founder and designer, with a store at 6 rue de Solférino in Paris.

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Maryam Nassir Zadeh

USA · Est. 2012 · Luxury

Maryam Nassir Zadeh is an American designer label for women, founded in New York in 2012 by Maryam Nassir Zadeh. After studying textiles at the Rhode Island School of Design, she ran an early line of one-of-a-kind T-shirts and dresses, then went back to school at Parsons. In 2008 she opened a multi-designer store at Norfolk and Rivington on the Lower East Side, and after four years focused on the store and styling, she launched her own in-house collection of clothing and shoes in 2012. The label is best known for its shoes and bags, including the Olympia Wedge, the Opera Wedge, the Una Sandal and the Birthday Bag, alongside ready-to-wear such as the Dream Tee. Its pared-back, offbeat take on wardrobe staples has built a cult following, and its suede mules and Roberta pumps were widely imitated. Production is mostly in Italy and the USA, with some pieces made in Turkey. The brand made its New York Fashion Week debut with its Spring 2017 show and opened a store in Paris in 2022. Its own line sells through retailers including Ssense and Farfetch, while the New York store still stocks other designers.

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Lorena Saravia

Mexico · Est. 2010 · Luxury

Lorena Saravia is a Mexican designer label for women, founded in Mexico City in 2010 by designer Lorena Saravia. Raised in a family of women who sewed, she studied fashion design at Felicidad Duce in Barcelona and worked with Bread and Butter Barcelona, G-Star RAW and Mexican designer Macario Jiménez before launching her own brand. It is inspired by strong-willed contemporary women and known for timeless, elegant and versatile silhouettes. The range covers clothing, footwear and accessories, with a focus on Western-inspired pieces in leather, suede and denim. Signature pieces include the Consuelo, Thea and Cayetana jackets, the Adela Vest, the Alex Denim Pants and the Saravia Cowboy boots, handcrafted by artisans in Veracruz. Collections are made in Mexico. The brand seeks out high-quality materials, develops zero-waste strategies and works with Mexican artisans to support local communities. Six months after launching, Lorena Saravia won Vogue's Who's Next México competition, and she was the only Mexican designer selected for Netflix's Next in Fashion. She has also presented at Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Madrid. The brand has a store in Mexico City's Colonia Juárez.

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Emilia Wickstead

UK · Est. 2008 · Luxury

Emilia Wickstead is a UK luxury designer clothing label for women, founded in London in 2008 by Emilia Wickstead. Born in New Zealand, Wickstead spent her formative years in Milan before studying Design and Marketing at Central Saint Martins, graduating with honours in 2007. She worked with American Vogue and at fashion houses before founding her label with a unique made-to-measure model, opening her first store in Belgravia in 2009. Today the collections include seasonal ready-to-wear dresses and gowns in fabrics such as cloqué, mikado and velvet, plus skirts, knitwear, tailoring and coats, as well as bridalwear, homeware and bespoke and made-to-order services. Ready-to-wear is made mainly in Italy, with bespoke pieces created in its West London atelier. Known for its fluent use of colour and exacting craftsmanship, the label combines tradition and the romance of bygone eras with refined silhouettes and contemporary twists. Emilia Wickstead has shown at London Fashion Week since 2011 and is a favourite of the Princess of Wales. It won Red Carpet Designer of the Year at the 2014 Elle Style Awards, opened its Sloane Street flagship in 2022 and is sold by Net-a-Porter, Harrods and Neiman Marcus.

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Boboutic

Italy · Est. 2000 · Luxury

Boboutic is an Italian designer knitwear label, founded in Florence in 2000 by knitwear designer Michel Bergamo and architect and photographer Cristina Zamagni. The duo set out to take everyday experience and inject it into knitwear, and in 2012 they were joined by fashion designer Niccolò Magrelli. The label makes experimental knitwear such as sweaters, cardigans, knitted tops, dresses, skirts and trousers, released in seasonal collections. Everything is made in Italy. Boboutic combines traditional knit-and-stitch techniques with constant research into new materials and production methods. Its designers treat yarn as an endless line, ideally keeping it intact by refusing to cut garments with scissors, and use the versatility of knit to create unique surfaces and unexpected shapes. Boboutic has presented its collections during Paris Fashion Week since 2001. Each collection is also developed with artists from visual art, performance and film, including Fanny & Alexander, Kinkaleri, Marco Mazzoni, Jacopo Miliani, Davide Savorani and the Zapruder filmmakersgroup, who create original artworks linked to the collection's theme.

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