In Case You Missed It
From Staud to Gauntlett Cheng, A Round-up of the Latest Brands We Love
From Berlin to Tangier, Tokyo to L.A., the creatives behind the labels you might not know about yet span the globe. With so many new styles everyday, it’s almost impossible to keep track of what’s coming at you—so we made it easy. From up-and-comers, to brands that are entirely new to SSENSE, here are some highlights from the past couple weeks.
Featured In This Image: Gauntlett Cheng short dress.
Molting is all about shedding what no longer serves you to make way for new growth—pictured here in Gauntlett Cheng form.
Featured In This Image: Kiko Kostadinov button down shirt.
Kiko Kostadinov re-imagines ceremony by way of panelled acetate and a large oval decal. Wear the shirt that feels like a shrine.
Featured In This Image: Staud heels.
Step into a spring rendition of Bobby Vinton’s "Blue Velvet."
Featured In This Image: Eytys jeans.
When it comes to comfort in jeans, the bigger and baggier, the better.
Featured In This Image: Port Tanger Sunglasses.
If you missed these maybe you do need your eyes checked. Moroccan-based Port Tanger considers form and function.
Featured In This Image: Alan Crocetti nose plaster.
We’re not sure if we’ve ever seen you rock one of these—now is the time to try.
Featured In This Image: Low Classic Dress.
A timeless cut in a contemporary beige suggests “classic” comes with a modern, minimal twist.
Featured In This Image: Ahluwalia Studio hat.
With reclaimed silk, repurposed polyester, and tasteful beading throughout, it’s a conscious ode to craft.
Featured In This Image: Stand Studio coat.
Choose the red pill the next time you’re running out to the store—guaranteed to stop traffic more efficiently than its duller cousins.
Featured In This Image: paria /FARZANEH jacket.
Patchworked patterns of purple celebrate this designer’s Iranian heritage, while also teasing our palettes for subdued spring florals.
Featured In This Image: Ottolinger tote.
Ottolinger’s got their finger on the pulse of something—picnic with a splash of danger. Sometimes there’s beauty in the bittersweet.
- Date: May 11, 2020
