J Brand’s cotton and Lycra red jeans
J. Brand’s cotton and Lycra red jeans.
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Linda Richard’s wool rabbit and silk reversible vest
Image Credit: Kyle Ericksen Linda Richard’s wool, rabbit and silk reversible vest.
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Porecelain’s nylon and lace dress
Image Credit: Kyle Ericksen Porecelain’s nylon and lace dress.
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Bailey 44’s jersey tank with sequins
Image Credit: Kyle Ericksen Bailey 44’s jersey tank with sequins.
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Look from Alternative Apparel and Lovemarks
Image Credit: WWD Staff A look from Lovemarks.
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Look from Alternative Apparel and Lovemarks
Image Credit: WWD Staff A look from Lovemarks.
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Look from Alternative Apparel and Lovemarks
Image Credit: WWD Staff A look from Alternative Apparel.
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Minden Chan’s breton strip top
Image Credit: John Aquino Minden Chan’s breton strip top.
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An artisanal knit cardigan from Made By
Image Credit: John Aquino An artisanal knit cardigan from Made By….
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A red-and-white-striped dress by Edith A Miller
Image Credit: John Aquino A red-and-white-striped dress by Edith A. Miller.
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Madrid-based Ecoalf makes coats such as these from recycled fishing net nylon
Image Credit: John Aquino Madrid-based Ecoalf makes coats such as these from recycled fishing net nylon.
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Fall coat from Norwalk Conn-based brand Go Lightly
Image Credit: Robert Mitra Fall coat from Norwalk, Conn.-based brand Go Lightly.
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Dress To Kill’s riff on Euro-chic styles for the misses’ consumer
Image Credit: Robert Mitra Dress To Kill’s riff on Euro-chic styles for the misses’ consumer.
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An “architectural-inspired” jacket from Los Angeles-based Blanque
Image Credit: Robert Mitra An “architectural-inspired” jacket from Los Angeles-based Blanque.
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Fall look from General Apparel International Inc
Image Credit: John Aquino Fall look from General Apparel International Inc.
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A best selling dress from New York-based First Fashion Boutique
Image Credit: John Aquino A best selling dress from New York-based First Fashion Boutique.
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Atlanta-based Echo uses only recycled garments to create their clothing
Image Credit: John Aquino Atlanta-based Echo uses only recycled garments to create their clothing.