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TWP Clothing

United States · Est. 2021 · Luxury

Clothing is founded by veteran designer Trish Wescoat Pound, who previously founded Haute Hippie and earlier worked at Theory and Michael Kors, and launched this designer clothing brand after a period of quiet development following the forced sale of her earlier label. The idea for the brand began with a quest to design the perfect white shirt, reimagining men's shirting for a woman's body with impeccable detailing in Italian cotton, and this "Boyfriend Shirt" became the foundation for what grew into an elevated line of American sportswear essentials. Raised in Oklahoma with an unmistakable New York sensibility, founder Trish Wescoat Pound blends the utilitarian spirit of the American Midwest with metropolitan precision, drawing on American heritage workwear and men's tailoring as core influences. Each collection is made from Italian fabrics and produced within a two-block radius in New York City's Garment District.

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TSE Cashmere

United States · Est. 1989 · Luxury

Cashmere is founded in 1989 by Hong Kong-born Augustine Tse, who had worked setting up cashmere factories in northwest China before launching this designer clothing brand with the intention of redefining the use of cashmere and dismantling the perception that luxury has to be traditional. Recognizing that the fiber had been used very one-dimensionally and reserved for the elite, Tse began manipulating cashmere in unconventional ways, creating a modern approach to the material that expanded it into a complete expression of everyday dressing. The brand became a leader in luxury knitwear innovation and was an early employer of major fashion talents including Narciso Rodriguez, Victor Alfaro, and Hussein Chalayan. TSE owns its own goats and factories in Mongolia and China, ensuring complete control from raw material sourcing through to finished goods production.

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Toccin

United States · Est. 2017 · Mid-range

is co-founded in 2017 by husband-and-wife team Alex and Michael Toccin, who met at George Washington University and later both attended Parsons School of Design before spending a decade each in separate fashion industry roles including merchandising, sales, PR, and styling. The brand grew directly from their personal Instagram community, where their followers' feedback revealed a clear gap in the market for clothing that made women feel comfortable, confident, and stylish all at once. This designer clothing brand launched as a capsule of approachable dresses and jackets and has since expanded into a fully developed lifestyle collection of knitwear, blazers, trousers, and tops. Today Toccin is stocked at Neiman Marcus, Saks Fifth Avenue, Bloomingdale's, and Bergdorf Goodman, with a growing retail presence across the US and Canada.

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SPRWMN

United States · Est. 2016 · Luxury

is founded in 2016 by Paris-born, Los Angeles-based designer Ambre Dahan, who had previously served as design director at Joe's Jeans and found herself at a personal and professional crossroads when she decided to launch her own designer clothing brand. On a trip back to her hometown of Paris, she discovered a cotton-lined stretch leather that fit like a second skin and made every woman who wore it feel like she could do anything, and this fabric became the foundation of the brand. The name is a shortening of "superwoman," and each piece of lamb skin leather is sourced from expert French artisans, hand-dyed with vegetal dyes, and engineered with an elasticity that retains its shape over time. The brand has expanded from its signature leather leggings and pants into cashmere knits, silk, denim, and outerwear, building a loyal following among the stylish women of Los Angeles.

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Leset

United States · Est. 2011 · Mid-range

is founded in 2011 by New York-based designer Lili Chemla, who had previously launched a brand called Liana in 2017, using it as a testing ground before relaunching with a sharper, more refined vision. This designer clothing brand was born out of Chemla's personal frustration with wearing stiff jeans to work all day only to want to change the moment she got home, and she built the label around a simple premise: clothing that is comfortable enough to wear at home but polished enough to wear out. The name is a play on the French term for "The Set," reflecting the brand's core offering of elevated, mix-and-match coordinates in clean lines and neutral palettes. Within weeks of its October 2019 launch, Leset had already been worn by Kylie Jenner, Selena Gomez, and Kacey Musgraves, and it has since grown into a self-funded brand with revenues reported in the tens of millions.

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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.

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Sablyn

United States · Est. 2017 · Luxury

is founded in 2017 by Sable Banoun, a Southern California native whose 14 years of experience in retail and styling led her to identify a gap in the market for clothing that merges sexiness with comfort. The brand name is a portmanteau of Banoun's first and middle names, and the designer clothing brand is deeply rooted in the laid-back, sun-soaked lifestyle of Los Angeles and the beach community of Pacific Palisades where she grew up. Each collection focuses on soft, luxurious fabrics such as silk, cashmere, and satin draped over timeless classic silhouettes, resulting in pieces that feel simultaneously sensual and effortless. The brand has cultivated a devoted following for its wide-leg silk pants, chunky cashmere knits, and slip dresses, and is carried at Shopbop, Saks Fifth Avenue, and select boutiques worldwide.

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Olivia von Halle

United Kingdom · Est. 2011 · Luxury

Halle is founded in 2011 by British designer Olivia von Halle, who studied Fashion and Textile Management at Leeds University before working as a trend forecaster in London and Shanghai for clients including Louis Vuitton and the Gucci Group. It was while living in Shanghai that she began working with her tailor to create the perfect pair of printed silk pajamas, inspired by the lounging pajamas worn by Coco Chanel and her contemporaries in the 1920s. This designer clothing brand launched at London Fashion Week with a single silk pajama called the Lila, and gained its first wave of fame when David Beckham purchased two sets for Victoria from Harrods in 2012, sending phones ringing. Today the brand is stocked in over 120 stores across 26 countries and has been worn by Rihanna, Oprah Winfrey, Selena Gomez, Gigi and Bella Hadid, and Angelina Jolie.

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Maria McManus

United States · Est. 2020 · Luxury

McManus is a luxury womenswear designer clothing brand founded in 2020 by Irish-born designer Maria McManus, who was born in Dublin and lived in Europe, Japan, Southeast Asia, and Australia before settling in New York City. After two decades in senior fashion roles at Ralph Lauren, Club Monaco, and Rag and Bone, she grew increasingly frustrated by the industry's failure to truly integrate sustainability into its core operations, and launched her eponymous label to build something different from scratch. All materials are thoughtfully sourced from Europe and Japan using the highest quality recycled, organic, natural, and biodegradable fibers, and every step of production is transparent and traceable. The brand has gained a following among tastemakers like Christy Turlington Burns, Gwyneth Paltrow, and Jennifer Lawrence, and is stocked at Nordstrom, Bergdorf Goodman, and Selfridges.

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Libertine-Libertine

Denmark · Est. 2009 · Mid-range

is founded in 2001 by Los Angeles native Johnson Hartig, who began by upcycling thrift shop finds, silk-screening them with quirky art and historical motifs, until a buyer from Maxfield spotted him wearing one of his own designs and placed an order. The designer clothing brand quickly built a cult following for its wildly embellished, graphic-heavy aesthetic that treats garments like wearable, collaged art pieces. Inspired by art, fashion, history, travel, and culture, Hartig combines crystal embellishments, rich silk-screened graphics, and embroideries to create one-of-a-kind pieces that blur the line between fashion and fine art. The brand has been championed by Anna Wintour and Karl Lagerfeld, and has been worn by Mick Jagger, Beyonce, Cher, Gwen Stefani, Katy Perry, and Brad Pitt.

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Guest In Residence

United States · Est. 2022 · Luxury

Residence is founded in 2022 by supermodel Gigi Hadid as founder and creative director, celebrating the timeless elegance and luxurious comfort of cashmere, creating 100 percent cashmere pieces that honor heirlooms while reimagining them for a new generation. Hadid's brand vision was inspired by second-hand cashmere sweaters her parents handed down to her when she moved to New York as a teenager, each holding a unique story, character, and sentimental value. She spent three years in development before launching this designer clothing brand, applying the education she gained from nearly a decade of working the top runways with fashion giants. The brand's mission is to create future heirlooms, knitwear designed to last years, not seasons, offering 100 percent cashmere sweaters, pants, accessories, and more designed for everyone.

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Co Collections

United States · Est. 2015 · Mid-range

is founded by Stephanie Danan, who spent her career in film and television production before building this designer clothing brand, beginning in a small house in the Hollywood Hills with the earliest orders packed and shipped from her kitchen. Co-founded in 2015 alongside Justin Kern, the New York City-based luxury womenswear brand is characterized by romantic silhouettes and feminine detailing. Every decision, from fabric and silhouette to price point, starts from the premise of what a real woman living a full life actually needs, rather than what the industry expects a luxury brand to be. Creative director Stephanie Danan infuses each collection with a unique blend of tradition, innovation, and minimalist design.

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Apiece Apart

United States · Est. 2008 · Mid-range

Apart is conceived by co-founders Laura Cramer and Starr Hout, who met as students at NYU, on a road trip through West Texas to celebrate their 30th birthdays, envisioning a line of foundation and statement pieces that could be packed in a bag to go anywhere and do anything. This designer clothing brand embraces minimalism and shape, creating elevated basics and building block pieces that are as versatile as the women wearing them, with a strong emphasis on fine tailoring and craftsmanship. Collections are designed for intentional wardrobe building, mixing, matching, and layering pieces built to last for years. The brand is guided by a deep social and environmental conscience, and has used compostable packaging since 2019.

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AKNVAS

United States · Est. 2019 · Mid-range

Danish-born, New York City-based designer Christian Juul Nielsen, with the name being an anagram of the Danish word for "canvas." Before launching his own label, Nielsen had notable stints at Christian Dior and Oscar de la Renta, experiences that shaped his vision for a brand built entirely on his own creative terms. As a designer clothing brand, AKNVAS stands out for its minimalist design ethos balanced with intricate bubble knits and saturated color, resulting in high-impact, maximalist collections. Drawing inspiration from artists such as Olafur Eliasson and Helen Frankenthaler, the brand focuses on drape, texture, flattering silhouettes, and an elevated palette. Sustainability is also a priority, using recycled wool, recycled polyester, and organic cotton, never discarding unused materials. AKNVAS has earned the prestigious FGI Rising Star Award for Womenswear, cementing its place as one of New York's most exciting emerging designer clothing labels.

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Alyssa Kristin

USA · Est. 2012 · Mid-range

Kristin is a modern bridal clothing brand founded in Chicago in 2012 by former public accountant Alyssa Hoersten, after she designed her own wedding gown when she couldn't find a dress that felt right. The brand introduced minimalist, form-fitting silhouettes crafted from luxurious stretch crepe, mikado, and silk, all handmade locally in Chicago. Known for impeccable fit, clean lines, and thoughtful craftsmanship, Alyssa Kristin offers sizes 0 to 28, embracing full inclusivity, with a sustainable production ethos and attainable price point making it a standout choice for the confident, contemporary bride.

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Meanswhile

Japan · Est. 2014 · Mid-range

is a Japanese designer clothing brand founded in Autumn/Winter 2014 by Naohiro Fujisaki, who developed the label after years working in production management at fashion companies while designing a backpack — the brand's now-iconic Outside bag — that took three years to complete and convinced him he had something worth building a brand around. Guided by the concept of "clothes as a tool," Fujisaki designs functional menswear that treats garments as objects in active service of the wearer's life rather than costumes for display. The brand won the Tokyo New Designer Fashion Grand Prix in 2016 and the Tokyo Fashion Award for 2020, and has earned international recognition for its rigorous approach to functional, technical design.

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Simone Wild

Germany · Est. 2017 · Luxury

Wild A German contemporary brand founded in 2017, born from a simple but inspired idea: bring luxurious velvet to the feet. Simone Wild quickly became known for its cult-status velvet socks before expanding into bodysuits, intimates, hosiery, and elevated essentials made entirely in Germany by a women-led Frankfurt manufacturer that supports fair and inclusive employment. Driven by rich colors, luxurious textures, and clean silhouettes, every piece is designed to be intuitive, comfortable, and combinable in countless ways, making the brand a beloved destination for those who want ethical basics that feel genuinely elevated and last for years.

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Maison Nord

Est. 2017 · Luxury

Nord A premium lifestyle activewear brand with a community-first philosophy centered on finding your true north. Maison Nord creates limited-run apparel including sweats, tees, and lifestyle pieces shipped worldwide, designed for the dream chasers, the doubted, and the ones who took the leap. More than a clothing label, Maison Nord positions itself as a safe house for those who move through life with purpose and individuality, offering considered, premium pieces for people who refuse to follow the crowd and instead pursue what genuinely matters to them.

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Contur

UK · Est. 2019 · Mid-range

A Manchester-born luxury activewear brand committed to proving style and sustainability belong together. Contur crafts leggings, sports crops, vests, and shorts from ECONYL recycled nylon made from repurposed ocean plastics, discarded fishing nets, and recycled cotton. Manufactured in London with OEKO-TEX certified fabrics free from harmful chemicals, every piece delivers targeted muscle compression, shape retention, and sweat-wicking performance. With bold color combinations and flattering, figure-enhancing cuts, Contur is designed for women who refuse to compromise on either their environmental values or their workout wardrobe.

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Glyder Apparel

USA · Est. 2012 · Mid-range

Apparel A SoCal-inspired activewear brand bringing urban, fashion-forward workout looks at accessible prices. Glyder designs leggings, sports bras, crop tops, and tanks infused with surf-and-sun California aesthetics, colorful space dyes, animal prints, and trend-driven styles that move seamlessly from the yoga mat to the street. With a commitment to high-quality materials and figure-flattering fits, Glyder answers the demand for stylish, affordable activewear that performs during any workout without sacrificing personality or style.

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Sene Studio

USA · Est. 2018 · Luxury

Studio A Los Angeles-based custom clothing brand founded by cousins Ray Li and Mark Zheng, Sene Studio is on a mission to make sizeless clothing accessible for everyone. Using their proprietary SmartFit AI technology, they create made-to-measure t-shirts, jeans, suits, and stretch trousers tailored to each customer's exact body. With a 60-day fit guarantee, sustainable production partners, and SA8000-certified factories ensuring fair wages, Sene eliminates the frustration of standard sizing while dramatically reducing fashion waste through precise, on-demand manufacturing.

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Nux Active

USA · Est. 2008 · Mid-range

NUX Active Established in 2008 in Vernon, California, NUX Active is widely credited as the pioneer of seamless women's activewear. Using advanced Italian BodyEngineered seamless knitting technology, they create ultra-soft, figure-enhancing leggings, sports bras, and tops with targeted compression levels designed to move naturally with the body. A premium athleisure brand where cutting-edge fabric science meets elegant design, NUX continues leading the industry with sleek, body-conscious pieces that perform as beautifully as they look.

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SunburstVerified Brand Owner

Est. 2024 · Mid-range

Sunburst is a U.S.-based sustainable swimwear brand offering eco-friendly, high-quality beachwear made from recycled and regenerative materials. Focused on circular fashion and ethical production, the brand combines style, comfort, and durability while reducing environmental impact. It promotes conscious consumerism through responsibly made swimwear designed for long-term use.

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Silk Laundry

Australia · Est. 2015 · Luxury

Silk Laundry is an Australian fashion brand founded by Katie Kolodinski in 2015 that focuses on timeless, simple clothing made from quality fabrics. The brand creates dresses, tops, trousers, knitwear, and outerwear designed to look polished and feel comfortable in everyday life. Silk Laundry’s designs are understated, with clean lines, neutral tones, and relaxed silhouettes that make the pieces easy to style for many occasions. The brand avoids heavy prints and loud trends, choosing instead a calm and minimal approach to fashion. Silk Laundry’s clothing is made to be wearable across different settings — work, casual outings, travel, or relaxed weekends. The brand appeals to people who prefer fashion that feels effortless and dependable, with pieces that can be worn season after season without feeling dated. It is ideal for customers seeking wardrobe staples that are both practical and refined.

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