Major Corduroy

With the abundance of velvet saturating the runways in recent seasons it’s no surprise that corduroy, the plush material’s workwear cousin, has emerged in full force for fall’s daytime looks. Paired with cozy sweaters, hefty wide wale cords take the shape of slouchy pants and roomy sack skirts, while fine pincord is cut into 70s-inspired pantsuits. New ways with the material include novel XXL wales and unexpected piecing with luxe fur, but the familiar earthy brown palette maintains a classic, vintage feel.

Upholstery Store

Rich upholstery fabrics like damask, brocade and cut velvet add luxe texture and color to tailored silhouettes. Lustrous florals, swirls and geos have an antique feel that complements the demure, covered-up looks of the season. Mixed material piecing, sculptural cuts and layered patterns make these classical fabrics feel new.

Rose Tattoo

Roses emerge as a key motif this season looking more edgy than innocent. The romantic flower appears as embroidery on denim separates or metallic appliqués on leather biker jackets. Prints are photorealistic or ditsy and feature red blooms against a palette of pink, black and white.


Calvin Klein Fall/Winter 2017
No.21 Fall/Winter 2017
MSGM Fall/Winter 2017
Adam Selman Fall/Winter 2017