6 Cool Brands At NET-A-PORTER
ULLA JOHNSON
Best For: Ultra-Feminine Designs
New York-based Ulla Johnson nails feminine fashion with eclectic collections of romantic styles. Expect elevated silhouettes with plenty of ruffles, puffed sleeves and intricate details like lace and ruching.
TOTEME
Best For: Pared-Back Minimalism
TOTEME is known for its modern and minimal aesthetic – everything is designed to transcend both trends and the seasons. Take your pick from sleek dresses, classic shirts or refined tailored separates.
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AJE
Best For: Statement Silhouettes
An SL favourite, Aje is known for its bold and feminine designs. From sequin two-pieces to voluminous dresses, tops and skirts, the current collection is as dramatic and playful as ever.
LOU LOU STUDIO
Best For: A Transitional Capsule
If you’re looking for capsule wardrobe heroes, look no further than Loulou Studio. Known for its neutral colour palette and timeless designs, everything should slip seamlessly into your wardrobe.
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STAUD
Best For: Modern Classics With A Twist
LA-based lifestyle brand Staud has quickly established itself as a fashion editor favourite. From off-the-shoulder dresses to borrowed-from-the-boys tailoring, everything it does, it does so well.
SEA
Best For: Vintage-Inspired Charm
Sea is one of our go-tos for pretty dresses and feminine separates. Right now, we can't get enough of the New York brand’s broderie pieces, lace-trimmed jackets and relaxed silhouettes.
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