Arts and Crafts

In the late nineteenth century, art critic John Ruskin and textile designer William Morris advocated the embracement of natural patterns inspired by the British countryside. This movement rejected the industrialization of society. So, if you’ve spent your summer obsessing over Instagram and have been plugged into your iPhone, this season’s appreciation for the Arts and Crafts movement make it the perfect time for a digital detox.

Think patchwork, foliage prints and the smell of patchouli – we present the greatest pieces and designers for a wonderfully artisanal autumn.

Designer: ETRO

Revered for its imaginative prints and exquisite paisley, the Italian house, ETRO, is turning to interior design for its AW15 inspiration. Think heavy upholstery fabrics, elaborate patchworks, all unified by an earthy color palette of tobacco, coffee and salmon.

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Designer: Emilio Pucci

For his season finale at Pucci, Peter Dundas sent models down the runway clad in knit dresses adorned with their own star signs. And now we can’t get enough of Pucci’s midnight blue velvet blazer and shorts, emblazoned with opulent, beaded zodiac sign embroidery. Each astrological sketch is hand drawn, and whether you’re an indecisive Libra or a tenacious Scorpio, these pieces are a must-have.

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Designer: Adam Lippes

Adam Lippes, the master of modern sportswear from New York bloomed this season. Known for minimal silhouettes, Adam had a dose of printed flowers there and there – on jackets and dresses.  Lippes balances the femininity of whimsical floral prints with a clean minimalistic approach

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Behind the Brand: Oliver Peoples

5/26/2016 In this day and age, when all major fashion brands feel like they have to get into every possible accessory sector, it’s highly refreshing

Grey Details for Autumn

Counter clockwise from left to right: Helene Berman Coat, Sam Edelman Leather Leggings, Halogen Crossbody Bag, Halogen Cashmere Funnel Neck, Halogen Slip-on Sneaker

Best Street Fashion: Oakland

Just a hop over the bay from San Francisco sits Oakland, a multi-cultural hotspot for fashion firsts and trendsetters, specifically the area around Lake Merritt.

Hats Off to Fall

Most of us never leave the house without sunglasses. A purse is absolutely mandatory, no matter what the occasion. And, we feel naked without at

5 Ways to Wear a Leather Jacket

With brands now offering more styles than ever, there’s never been a better time to invest in one. But with choice, often, comes confusion. And

Weekend Closet: Free People!

Free People Ripstop Tech – A lightweight jacket to keep the elements at bay during your everyday outings. Free People ‘Fantasy’ Cowl Neck Tee –

How To Organize Your Closet

There’s little point in owning the latest bag or dress if you can’t find it in your closet when you’re getting dressed. A clean, well-organized

How to Style Your Body Type

We all are beautifully unique. However, believing and embracing it is an entirely different story. Unfortunately, women often seem to spend a generous amount of

Weekend Closet: Valentine’s Day

Akris Punto Faux Leather Trim Jersey Skirt, $395.00 at Nordstroms  – This Faux leather trim adds a sleek finishing touch to a classic jersey pencil

The Ultimate Denim Shop

Finding the perfect pair of jeans can be quite the challenge. Sometimes the path to perfection can be a bumpy one, since denim shopping tends

End of Summer Vacation

The final weeks of summer are upon us, so naturally we’re trying to enjoy these last few moments of sun. Whether you want to take

The Commuter’s Guide to Style

Whether you’re hopping on a train or taking the healthier route and going by foot or bike, we’ve got your sartorial needs covered. By Foot

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