Hudson Jeans Overalls at Project
Hudson Jeans named Matthew Fior as its new president.
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Seven For All Mankind at Project
Image Credit: Jacob Kepler Although aware that consumers favor black skinny jeans slit at the knees, Seven For All Mankind’s designers are focusing on denim-related sportswear. This jumpsuit, which is washed in a light blue tint and enhanced with crisscross straps on the back, retails for $250.
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J Brand at Project
Image Credit: Jacob Kepler J Brand is trying to entice shoppers with a capsule collection that is slated to drop at retail every month starting in December. Reflecting a more experimental style, the selection includes $178 bleached shorts with a high rise and extended hem.
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Paige Denim at Project
Image Credit: Jacob Kepler With a growing business in Europe, perhaps boosted by its marketing affiliation with Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, Paige Denim is pushing a more fashion-conscious look. It’s translating the trend for cropped flares to leather for the first time. The stretch black leather style retails for $1,075.
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Mavi Jeans at Project
Image Credit: Jacob Kepler Extending its relationship with Adriano Goldschmied, who designed its Indigo Move collection launching this fall, Mavi Jeans asked the denim guru to consult on a few pieces for its spring 2017 collection. One is a $138 jean jacket with details such as a rose print drawn by a laser machine and frayed hems on the sleeves.
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Big Star at Project
Image Credit: Jacob Kepler Big Star is also capitalizing on the festival season with its group of Cloud 9 cutoffs that were sewn from men’s jeans and washed in hues that evoke a desert landscape. The most popular was the $88 style in the California Sunset ombre wash with needle stitching to give a repaired look.
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Calvin Klein Jeans at Project
Image Credit: Jacob Kepler The long, lean look was popular for jackets as it facilitated layering. Calvin Klein Jeans interpreted the trend in a $168 belted trench coat made of a Tencel-denim blend.
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Katty Xiomara at Project Womens’ Oasis
Image Credit: Jacob Kepler Katty Xiomara returned to Project Womens after an 18-month absence. It discovered that buyers preferred clothing with special details and mixed patterns. For instance, on its $395 white waffle-textured cotton-silk shirtdress, red lace peeks out from under the sleeves and the neckline is trimmed with lace on one side and a small Peter Pan collar on the other.
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Peony at Project Womens’ Flex
Image Credit: Jacob Kepler Miami-based Peony integrated fashion details such as digital prints of slubby stripes on $98 leggings and cutouts on $56 sports bras.
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Pendleton at Stitch
Image Credit: Jacob Kepler Pendleton gave its unique twist to long, lean outerwear with a $148 open-front vest in its distinguishable jacquard pattern. The tan and slate blue pattern is woven out of a mix of cotton, silk and rayon for a soft hand.
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Johnny Was at Stitch
Image Credit: Jacob Kepler Johnny Was appealed to buyers with easy-to-wear pieces that have been embroidered and garment-dyed. Here, an embroidered tunic in rayon georgette wholesales for $104 and printed palazzo pants in the same material wholesale for $98.
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Avantgar Denim at Stitch
Image Credit: Jacob Kepler Avantgar Denim presented the trend for vintage denim in a polished form. Made in Italy and wholesaling for $150, its gauzy cotton-Lyocell skirt was digitally printed with images of weathered indigo patches.
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Karen Kane at Stitch
Image Credit: Jacob Kepler Floral prints usually do well for spring. Karen Kane used a colorful border print on a $158 V-neck shift that flatters women of different sizes.
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Clive Somers at AccessoriesTheShow
Image Credit: Jacob Kepler At AccessoriesTheShow, Clive Somers’ reading glasses cost from $50 to $65 for standard lenses and from $90 to $95 for progressive lenses.
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Adorne at AccessoriesTheShow
From Adorne: earrings for $24.95 and a clutch for $59.95
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Shagbagg at Pool
Image Credit: Jacob Kepler Designers spruced up bomber jackets with novelty treatments and unusual fabrics. Here, Shagbagg’s version goes for $360.
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Voz Collective at Pool
Image Credit: Jacob Kepler Voz Collective bracelets, which range in price from $25 to $40
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Restrung at Pool
Image Credit: Jacob Kepler $19 bangles handmade from recycled guitar strings by Restrung
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Jackson and Hyde at Pool
Image Credit: Jacob Kepler Functioning as either mini wallets or business card holders, these cowhide accessories from Jackson and Hyde cost $39.
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Connie at Liberty Fairs
Image Credit: Jacob Kepler Connie, a denim brand from Korea, came to Liberty Fairs in Las Vegas to break into the U.S. market with on-trend offerings like these frayed, dropped-hem, embroidered and cropped jeans.
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Class of 90SIX at Agenda
Image Credit: Jacob Kepler Class of 90SIX’s bleached-out rap t-shirt was among the hottest trends at Agenda, for both men and women. The Las Vegas show has a larger urban streetwear customer than its Long Beach, Calif., installment, which has a heavy surf and skate vibe.
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Rojas Clothing at Capsule
Image Credit: Jacob Kepler Freddie Rojas, a longtime Los Angeles designer and retailer, is getting into the wholesale game with Rojas Clothing, which he showed at Capsule. The cactus-print strapless ruffle top and high-waisted shorts retail for $100.
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Lazybones at Capsule
Image Credit: Jacob Kepler Lazybones, an organic cotton lifestyle brand from Australia, came to Capsule to gain more U.S. accounts. The brand has a store in Santa Monica, Calif. These muted pastel embroidered dresses retail for $140.
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Oseas Villatoro at WWDMAGIC
Image Credit: Jacob Kepler San Diego-based Oseas Villatoro melded the trends for denim and capes into an A-line dress with a flowing back. Wholesaling for $65, the piece was part of his minimal collection on display in the Emerging Designer Showcase at the Las Vegas Convention Center. In business for five years, he said he wants his customer to feel free. “In the fashion industry, beauty hurts. I want people to feel comfortable in my clothes,” he said.
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Moon River at WWDMAGIC
Image Credit: Jacob Kepler Moon River advanced the trend for a black-and-white palette with lace-up ties. Its ivory tunic dress printed with black arrow prints wholesales for $31.
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BCBGeneration at WWDMAGIC
Image Credit: Jacob Kepler BCBGeneration hit all the major trends in a youthful collection that doesn’t empty the wallet. In its spring line-up, it combined shirting stripes with off-the-shoulder silhouettes and long, lean jackets cut from stretch ponte. The retail prices for the pieces on display run between $68 and $118.
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Addiction at CurveNV
Image Credit: Thierry Van Biesen Fresh colors like this “Lemon Drop” stretch lace bralette ($33 wholesale) and tanga bottom ($22 wholesale) were among the trends at CurveNV.
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Alé by Alessandra at CurveNV
Image Credit: Matt Beard Model Alessandra Ambrosio’s swim line, now in its third season, embraces color and print, as with this beach blanket-print monokini, which retails for $180 and features one of spring 2017’s trends — top stitching.
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Isabella Rose at CurveNV
Image Credit: Matt Beard Lunada Bay’s newest label, Isabella Rose, features elevated, fashion-forward suits, such as this off-the-shoulder top and tassel-trimmed side-tie bottom. Each retails for $70.
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Lolli at CurveNV
Image Credit: courtesy of Lolli A top-selling bikini by Laguna Beach, Calif.-based Lolli showcases two swim trends: the high-necked halter top ($33 wholesale) and the high-waisted lace-up bikini bottom ($44 wholesale).