Thursday, February 2, 2023

Everlane’s New Drop Is Dressy, Wrinkle-Resistant, & Machine-Washable

We’re very much guilty of describing Everlane as a source for effortless, elevated basics (granted, which the brand is!) — but its latest collection is truly upping the ante with high-tiered looks that are for real low-maintenance. The latest drop, called Dressed Up Daywear, includes ribbed and textured apparel that are wrinkle-resistant and machine-washable (perfect for travel, if you ask us), suiting separates that are structured as they are soft, and accessories made from a “cleaner” leather that’s sourced from a tannery with the highest possible rating from the Leather Working Group (LWG). As the collection name suggests, the pieces are designed for wearers who strive for all-day put-together looks, whether it’s for a morning coffee run or a work-related dinner.

Dressed Up Daywear also happens to be the first major release from chief creative officer Mathilde Mader, who tells R29 she’s most excited about introducing fans of Everlane to the wonders of viscose, a smooth material made from cellulose extracted from plants. “Viscose is a fabric that has never been used by Everlane before, and it’s so versatile and has a lower environmental impact than silk so I wanted to make it a focal point of this collection,” Mader says of the responsibly sourced material.

This new collection utilizes viscose in two ways. First, there are the “Ribbed Knit” pieces, which are reminiscent of ’90s-era body-hugging apparel but with detailed piping that contours throughout the curves and torso, then billows out for flow and movement at the skirt. Second, viscose is woven into a silky fabric that the brand calls the “City Stripe,” which Mader says is cut on the bias for a flattering drape. Texture-wise, this fabric has an all-over subtle stripe pattern. “We added a touch of recycled polyester to the weave to make it machine washable as an added benefit,” says Mader.

Rounding out the rest of the collection are TENCEL Lyocell suiting blazers and pants, which are already part of the existing Everlane lineup, but now offered in a vibrant blue. And what is Everlane without denim? Included in the mix are two sailor-inspired wide-leg jeans in two washes. And, finally, on the accessories front, there’s an extra roomy leather tote bag made for everyday commutes and sleek smoking loafers, all of which are available in several color options.

“Everlane is based in California, so when I was choosing the color palette for this collection, I really looked to the world around me in San Francisco,” says Mader. “The burnt sugar, cocoa brown, and redwood colorways came from the clay and earth tones of the natural landscape, whilst the brilliant blue was from a vintage Mercedes-Benz I saw parked on the street one day on my walk to the office.”

Below, shop a few of our favorite picks from the Dressed Up Daywear collection. You can also peruse the rest of the newness here.

The Ribbed High Neck Midi Dress, $198

This long-sleeve midi dress looks like a whole-body hug.


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The Ribbed Midi Dress, $168

This transitional-weather piece is a great option for layering over a turtleneck or to wear with a cardigan.


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The Ribbed Wrap Midi Dress, $178

The wrap dress is undoubtedly an officewear special — but this tie it’s reimagined in a thin ribbed knit with drapey sleeves.


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The Ribbed Cropped Cardigan, $130

The most Y2K-esque piece in the collection has to be this cropped knit cardigan, which we love paired with a high-waisted bottom.


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The City Stripe Midi Dress, $148

The “City Stripe” pieces are much flowier and airier than the ribbed knit pieces if you prefer viscose that’s less bodycon.


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The City Stripe Draped Shirt Dress, $178

Another staple, the shirt dress is designed here to work cinched at the waist or sans belt for a baggy look.


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The City Stripe Midi Skirt, $128

Casual enough to be machine-washable but fabricated to look business-ready.


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The Tencel™ Oversized Blazer, $178

Leave it to Everlane to whip up a suit in a must-have color that you likely have never seen before.


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The Mariner Jean, $128

It wouldn’t be an Everlane collection without denim, now would it?


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The Luxe Italian Leather Tote, $275

Everlane has released leather totes before but nothing as roomy, rectangular, and with a newly-added button closure!


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The Italian Leather Day Loafer, $145

While the rest of the world is still wearing chunky loafers, you can lead the way with these minimal, smoking loafer-inspired slip-sons.


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The Best Winter Street Style At Copenhagen Fashion Week

February is here, marking the beginning of a back-to-back whirlwind of fashion weeks around the world that we commonly know as Fashion Month. Over the past few years, Copenhagen’s prominence as a global fashion capital has risen, and so have the masses of stylish insiders descending onto its streets. 

This season, they’ve come with all the best looks to battle the bitter cold. From silver metallics and furry sleeves to fuzzy hats and boucle coats, the season’s top trends were on display among attendees. There were also futuristic leather trench coats, odd-shaped bags, and practical balaclavas

As the winter season begins its final stretch, take a cue from Copenhagen’s street style to keep yourself inspired amid the gloomy cold. 

The furry sleeves trend is here to stay.

Spaceship-inspired cowboy boots? Sign me up!

Always keep a balaclava, just in case.

Giving Wednesday Addams a run for her money.

When Valentine’s Day is just around the corner.

Out with the minis and in with the midi denim skirt.

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This Sustainable Retailer Offers Over 75% Off Your Favorite Designer Brands

Have you ever stepped into a store with a bountiful amount of clothes? Glorious right? Then you visit the next day, and suddenly all the cozy winter attire has transitioned into breezy spring apparel. Wait, but what about all the pieces from before? Where did they go? While some are sold at a discount, many are never worn and simply wind up in landfills. That’s where Otrium, an online, off-price fashion marketplace, comes in. The site provides a curated shopping experience by partnering directly with brands to sell over 75% off end-of-season inventory. (Yes, you heard that right.) Rest assured, the items are brand new pieces and not factory samples. 

While outlet stores are a tried-and-true way to get last season’s must-haves at a deep discount, it can also be a hunt to find actual designer goods. Otrium, on the other hand, works directly with high-end brands and can be searched with the click of a finger. The whole experience is also built for brand discovery. The site curates new collections every day, so there’s always a fresh roundup of items and deals to peruse. R29 readers will also be thrilled to know fan-favorite labels like EverlaneFarm RioGood American, and Frankies Bikinis are included.

“At Otrium, we’re on a mission to create a future where all clothing is worn,” explains Otrium’s President and Chief Operations Officer Zuhairah Scott Washington, citing the statistic that one out of every 10 garments made each year is never worn before being tossed. Otrium’s other goal is to give shoppers of-the-minute pieces at a more affordable price as an alternative to fast fashion, a category of the garment industry that is notoriously hard on the planet. For instance, you can get a silk Adam Lippes blouse originally sold for $990 for $199.

And the savings can go even deeper — currently, Otrium is offering an extra 25% off with code SALE25 at checkout. Plus, you always get free two- or three-day shipping and free returns. With so much incentive to try out previously out-of-reach designer duds, it’s little wonder customers are using it as a chance to try new brands. According to Washington, Otrium’s data shows that 60% of customers are buying a brand for the first time.

“Shopping at a discounted price makes it easier to take chances and play around with styles, so our customer taste is constantly evolving,” she says. “It’s a win-win for both brands and shoppers!”

If the extreme discounts aren’t enough to entice you, consider the upcoming spring season as the perfect excuse to purchase a few key wardrobe updates. Whatever you’re craving, Otrium has it all. To give you a glimpse of what the retailer offers, we’ve compiled several of our favorite options below. Hurry fast, as items sell out quickly. 

Dresses

Who What Wear Bri ribbed cutout dress, $148 $44.99

Tops

Pistola Jolene 2-piece knit tank and shrug, $160 $43.99

Jeans

Good American good heritage blue jeans, $155 $46.99

Jackets

Mavi Elly sherpa and denim jacket, $128 $45.99

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