FW17: Aritzia's Latest Brands
As a lifelong Aritzia fan and shopaholic, my wallet and bank account cry as I write this post and curate some of my recent favorites from Aritzia's latest brand releases. Recently making my way to their new Chicago Flagship Store on Rush Street, I have noticed a couple new tags for brands I have yet to discover.
In the spirit of FW17 shopping sprees (and working extra shifts in the Reg to compensate for this), here are some of my favorite ~new releases~ from my favorite collective brand.
Sunday Best
This collection breeds preppy sophistication, drawing inspiration from much of the classic Wes Anderson films. As The Royal Tennenbaums will always be one of my favorite films, I am incredibly drawn to all elements of this collection. Mixing whimsical patterns with classic shapes, this collection is one of my favorites from Aritzia's newest releases. Shop the brand here.
Le Fou by Wilfred
Le Fou by Wilfred is a high end collection full of quality fabrics and much maroon and tan. Although a bit more pricy than the standard line, you will get your money's worth of silk and other luxe fabrics throughout this collection. I splurged on the following pants and could not be happier - perfect for mixing with a mesh shirt and sweater for the edgy grandma feel. Shop the brand here.
The Constant
I think of The Constant as Aritzia meets Lulu Lemon, with a line of high fashion athleisure. All aspects are made from soft high quality fabrics, mixing a sense of fashionability with work out function. I would honestly wear these on the day to day, mixing sweatshirts with shorts, tights, and boots or a mesh workout top with edgy pants and statement shoes. Shop the brand here.
Little Moon
Little Moon features a whole bunch of floral and pale pastels, creating a girly chic collection of pieces. I view this as a bit of editorial meets function - with long flowing skirts and faux fur collars, you'll appear straight out of a magazine photoshoot on your way to class. Shop the brand here.
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