This week, the retailer announced the launch of a partnership between Nordstrom Space—an in-store and online boutique dedicated to emerging and established design visionaries—and Dover Street Market Paris (DSMP), an avant-garde high-fashion concept store helmed by Comme de Garçons.
The joint effort will feature all seven brands currently featured undoer DSMP’s brand development arm, who will debut their spring-summer 2021 lines at Nordstrom’s New York City flagship, its location at The Grove outdoor mall in Los Angeles, and its store at Vancouver’s Pacific Centre.
The collections will be available to shop in-store and online at Nordstrom.com for six weeks.
New York-based Vaquera, which means “cowgirl” in Spanish, is a design collective by Patric DiCaprio, Claire Sullivan and Bryn Taubensee.
The collection aims to redefine luxury for people who identify as outsiders, the brand said.
Vaquera’s take on the iconic moto jacket with exaggerated shoulders, in a medium-wash denim, retails for $750.
A top-stitched built-in bra lends structure to an oversized striped button-down, which retails for $390.
Russian designer Gosha Rubchinskiy and pro-skater Tolia Titaev’s Rassvet (which translates to “sunrise” in Russian) highlights the country’s new youth culture with a retro-futuristic aesthetic.
A jacquard knit sweater embroidered with the brand’s logo retails for $371.
A Baja hoodie embroidered with “Rassvet” retails for $361.
A Rassvet cap with sun logo sells on Nordstrom.com and in select stores for $165.
Rooted in arts and crafts style and the “Americana spirit of Venice Beach,” Eli Russell Linnetz’ ERL line is both unisex and casual.
The brand deals in colorful, cozy pieces for summer.
A green hoodie with a motif reminiscent of waves, not yet available on Nordstrom.com.
Liberal Youth Ministry is a Guadalajara-based label by Antonio Zaragoza that enmeshes the designer’s personal experiences with ‘80s and ‘90s pop culture with influences from film and music.
A bucket hat with a fire motif retails for $100.
Designer Antonio Zaragoza’s affinity for anime shines through on a unisex, French terry sweatshirt for $100.
Flower-printed pants, inspired by nature.
Berlin-based, American-born brand HFD, designed by DJ Honey Dijon, references the New York City club and fashion cultures of the late ‘70s and early ‘90s through bold graphics and “maxed-out” color ways.
Unisex black leather moto jacket with a single front pocket, retailing for $1,645.
Oversized leather clutch with a shoulder strap from HFD, $895.
Weinsanto, the eponymous line by Paris-based Victor Weinsanto, is influenced by retrofuturistic and cabaret themes.
Mixed denim in a herringbone pattern adds dimension to a Weinsanto overcoat, which retails for $935.
Non-stretch denim overalls in a cloud print, $525.
A tank dress in a space print retails for $360.
Youths in Balaclava, made by a collective of 13 Singaporean designers, aims to combine social commentary with irreverent self-expression.
Remixed denim shorts with flannel details retail for $295.
A large shadowy masked figure is featured prominently on the sweatshirt, which retails for $202.
A tri-tone long-sleeve graphic T-shirt from the brand retails for $102.