6 places/brands I can't wait to shop with in 2016

UNDER/LOUNGE WEAR

BASE RANGE

Base Range is basic, modern, and conscious, all-in-one of course. Organic materials is just a little bit of what their about. The brand is focused on the sustainability of their products while not treating it like a luxury. Styles are very simple including bras with cut outs, bodysuits that you can wear dressed up or down, and t-shirts. While to many people $28 for a pair of underwear may still be too much, remember that you're paying to support a message, and a movement.

    Mississipi Bra in Tiger, $65 // Mississipi Body in Rosy Velour, $121 

UNDONE

"We’re inspired by independent thinking and an aesthetic that responds to the way we live." And what aesthetic is that? High quality and clean cut. They offer bras that are almost two hundred, but don't worry, they do state that their items are "luxury". Many of the brands they carry are small scale and independent. (they carry Base Range, so if you liked them, you'll like this shop)

    Molly Knit Sport Bra by gui gui, $196 // Silverlake Sleep Short by Sloane & Tate, $46

CLOTHING

Modern Citizen

Modern Citizen has pieces that are timeless. Cashmere sweaters with slits and deep v necklines, trouser pants with a wrap front, these are just examples of how they revamped our everyday staples. The jewelry Modern Citizen carries comes in gold, rose and silver, materials and colors that'll never go out of style. To top it off most things are under $100.

    Amira Turtleneck Sweater Dress in Ivory, $72 // Neha V-Neck Sweater Tunic in Olive, $62

LOÉIL

Every fashion website has been telling you to check this site out from Refinery 29 to Teen Vogue, so go do it. Loéil is taking minimal to the next level by providing quality unique pieces. From clothes to shoes and hand bags each piece has its own statement. Also they recently moved from California to Asia for global expansion, can you imagine whats coming up for the boutique in their future seasons? 

    Amor Needle Bag, $58  // Étre bell sleeve turtleneck, $128

STAUD

Straight out of LA and still fairly new, STAUD has hit the ground running. Founded in 2015 by Reformation's former fashion director Sarah Staudinger, everyone knew the company had a head start. It may be the 60s-70s vibe that I get from the pieces, but the fabrics stood out to me. Soft, suede appearing fabric was actually all cotton. Im excited to see what else they have up their sleeves.
    The Sontag Skirt, $175 // The Pablo Dress, $125

SWIM

NU-SWIM

Another brand based out of California, Nu Swim. Fabric and science studies are high for this brand. The designer/founder Gina Esposito was a swimmer, so she knows all about the sport and what a swimmer may need. She mixes her knowledge of design, architect, and minimalism all into her work. And although they are on the minimalist style, they are very different, you've never seen bathing suits these cutes before.

     Straight one piece, $112 // Straight top, $75
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