Fall Winter 2021
Browse our curation of pieces designed for the approaching cooler evenings, closet staples, lightweight knits and transitional pieces that you will be wearing all the way into winter.
Brand of the week
To be an ethical brand taking a responsible approach to materials and the planet whilst helping to strengthen women’s role in society.
Hartford
Imagined by Yves Chareton in the United States in 1979, the Hartford project revisits American wardrobe classics, bringing them a twist of modernity. A decisive meeting was to launch the adventure, when a New York manufacturer sold him old stocks of Oxford and chambray fabric that were impossible to find on the market and which were ideal to make the first vintage-inspired Hartford shirts.
Boutiques ❤️
Comprehensive collections from our sisters' brands
WHISTLES
Whistles is a contemporary fashion brand, based in London.
A shopping destination for the busy, dynamic woman, we create timeless pieces with an intelligent sense of design. Collections are considered, wearable and yet distinct, with true seven days a week appeal, crafted to fit effortlessly into modern life.
Sweaty Betty
We’re also a community that believes fitness is a flip-the-switch trigger for becoming the woman you want. Leggings and sports bras won’t change the world on their own. But with a grab-my-hand, let’s-go-for-it-now spirit, the women who wear them can.
HOBBS
Life is busy. Clothes are important. You rely on them to never let you down. We’ll be there from friends’ weddings to make-or-break meetings, our intelligent collections fitting around life’s every moment. Elegant, sophisticated and feminine.
Gerard Darel
A benchmark of French elegance, Gerard Darel is reviving its history with evocative styles for the Fall-Winter 2021 season.
Iconic pieces such as the Darel trench coat, luscious knitwear, reimagined Anna jeans, and the return of the emblematic 24H bag are all part of this season's 1970's trend. The collection, photographed in the heart of the architectural jewel at the Villa Benkemoun in Arles, France, is a manifesto based on straightforward cuts and a play of materials, textures, and iconic prints.
Blog
