News from ApparelMagic clients

The best brands in the business choose ApparelMagic. At the 2018 CFDA Awards, ApparelMagic clients were honored by their peers and the most important names in fashion.

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Thom Browne’s shrunken suiting gained him another nomination for Menswear Designer of the Year, adding to the many nominations and three awards already under his belt.

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Rachel Mansur and Floriana Gavriel, makers of gorgeously minimal handbags, were nominated for Accessory Designer of the Year for their eponymous line Mansur Gavriel.

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New to the CFDA awards was Mike Amiri for his line of luxuriously distressed clothes that have quickly attracted attention of press and buyers. Amiri earned a nomination for the Swarovski Award for Emerging Talent.

Whether it’s high end tailoring, rockstar quality menswear, or women’s handbags and accessories, ApparelMagic is the solution the fashion industry trusts to grow their businesses.

Starting a marriage in a mohawk? Throwing convention to the wind, ApparelMagic client Naeem Khan’s spring 2019 bridal collection shows that today’s brides-to-be are ready to start new chapters in their lives on a high note.

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These are not clothes for a quick trip to the court house. The designer, known for his opulent beading and more-is-more ethos, made a suite of dresses, capes, and Bianca Jagger style pantsuits that are fit for the most lavish destination wedding weekend.

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Whether a minidress with Gatsbyesque fringes of sequins and pearls, a sheath covered in a flocks-worth of marabou feathers, or a pair of thigh-high boots in virginal lace, the maximal bride can take her pick from any number of perfect statement dresses.

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The buzziest brand in streetwear right now is ApparelMagic client Aimé Leon Dore. Worn by some of the coolest men in and around fashion, these pared down knits and basics are more than building blocks in the modern man’s wardrobe.

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Behind the Queens-based brand is Teddy Santis, who credits his style to the streets and basketball courts of New York City. Bringing his collection to the world stage in Paris, he’s entering the big leagues at record speed.

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The brand’s fall 2018 collection, showcased in Paris, is all-in on warm jewel tones. Vintage details like Varsity-style striped ribs and thick cotton knits are just the right kind of throwback. Contrasting colors and strong statement pieces like a pair of deep hunter green boots are sure to be scooped up by the streetwear cognoscenti that make up the brand’s biggest fans.

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ApparelMagic client Apiece Apart has carved themselves a very successful niche in low-key but always luxurious clothes. They call them “elevated basics”, but they’re so much more than that. This season, designers Starr Hout and Laura Cramer have outdone themselves.

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Filling the space between grown-up day dressing and trendy must-haves, Apiece Apart delivered a covetable mix of workwear-inspired pieces and the coziest of knits and outerwear. Case in point: a buttery soft leather trench coat with ample, blouson-style sleeves. A shaggy black coat looked perfect for melting into its faux-fur embrace.

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On the separates front, the designers made a big statement in pants. A pair of wide-legged jeans were cropped tea-length style, somewhere between the knee and the ankle, and they’re the freshest update on denim in years. Corduroy flares done up in a rich umber make fall something to look forward to.

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ApparelMagic client Robert Rodriguez went lo-fi this season when he debuted his fall collection of rocker chick—or rocker-chic, more accurately—outfitting at New York Fashion Week.

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With abstracted animal prints like a black-on-red leopard-spotted jumpsuit or a boxy sweater knitted in a zebra stripe pattern, these are clothes for the wild child turned polished career girl. Bridging these extremes sounds tough, but Rodriguez did it with heaps of style, like when he combined rockstar staples like leather pants with today’s must haves like asymmetrical knitwear and a quilted velvet coat in International Klein Blue.

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Other styles were remixed, too. A lingerie-inspired camisole paired perfectly with mannish Glen Plaid tailored separates. The real star of the show though is Rodriguez’s silver trousers, which are pure Instagram bait whether they’re onstage or off.

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