From a ranch in Uruguay to a New York label and the helm of Chloe, here is the story of Gabriela Hearst, her signatures and why her considered, sustainable luxury endures.
LaQuan Smith was turned down by Parsons and FIT, taught himself to cut, and built one of the few luxury eveningwear labels still made in the United States.
Seven designers who work adjacent to Alexander McQueen, from Richard Quinn to The Attico, compared on tailoring, drama and price by the Coveti editors.
The full Alexander McQueen story: the founder, the Kering ownership, Sarah Burton and Sean McGirr, the house codes and what the clothes cost today, by the Coveti editors.
If you love Emilia Wickstead, three occasionwear labels sit close to it on the rail: Erdem, Alessandra Rich, and Oscar de la Renta. Here is how each compares.
Zimmermann, Alemais, Aje, Johanna Ortiz, La DoubleJ, Needle and Thread, Erdem and Posse, compared with Ulla Johnson on craft, price and occasion, plus the Jupe by Jackie question.
Ulla Johnson cuts to US numeric, 00 to 16, and to letters P to XL. Here is the brand's own size chart and body measurements, the UK conversion Coveti uses, and the evidence that it runs true to size.
Ulla Johnson is an American designer who founded her New York label in 1999. Here is the designer, the artisan supply chain behind the cloth, the runway, the stores and who wears it.
The designer, the house and the polka dot: who Alessandra Rich is, how the label grew from ten pieces in 2010, and what it means for the pieces at Coveti.