A multi-functional wardrobe is indispensable for any city woman who has a closet the size of a shoebox. And we’re not looking to lug around an extra set of clothes on the commute to work, either, while managing to find spare time for the gym or park or even errands. Below are three independent, applause-worthy apparel brands creating clothes that don’t scream, “All I do …
In a saturated market of activewear—or athleisure—Australia’s P.E Nation (officially launching today in the US) had a mean feat ahead of them: to actually stand out. With their bright colors, retro vibes and some non-traditional fabrics and cuts, the super-comfy apparel doesn’t blend into the existing sea of tights and tanks. Founded by fashion industry veterans Pip Edwards (formerly sass & bide) and Claire Tregoning …
Though Y-3 is a beautiful collaboration between avant-garde Japanese designer Yohji Yamamoto and global sportswear brand adidas, surprisingly, it’s always been a fashion-first line. After 15 years, Yamamoto has thought it the proper time to go deep into Y-3’s DNA and design its first-ever fully functional sport line. Further fusing Yamamoto’s renegade, statement aesthetic with adidas’ innovative fabrics and tech, Y-3 Sport (for all genders) …
