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American SeparatesFashion with American style. Distinctive clothes for women. Easy separates for the way you live now. Choose a complete look or add pieces that fit easily into your wardrobe for a quick and stylish update. Go to: Eva Franco, Diane von Furstenberg, Shoshanna, Mara Hoffman, Frye, BLANKNYC, Greylin Nicole MillerOver the past decades, Nicole Miller's classically refined designs have made a profound impression on the fashion industry. Educated at RISD and one of Paris's top fashion design schools, Miller has produced groundbreaking patterns and silhouettes each and every season, while maintaining a unique wearability that's at once effortless and elegant.
Eva FrancoAfter immigrating to the United States, Hungarian designer Eva Franco embraced fashion as the bridge to understanding her American peers. Having studied in New York and Paris, Franco moved to Los Angeles, where she began designing her own clothes and selling them at a local flea market. Today, Eva Franco is still based in LA, where each of her exquisite silhouettes is meticulously crafted to celebrate contemporary femininity.
Diane von FurstenbergJust two years after Diane von Furstenberg launched her eponymous line in 1972, the New-York-based designer introduced the iconic wrap dress - a sartorial symbol of power for women that still holds true today. Celebrated for its bold, creative approach to color and print, Diane von Furstenberg's cruelty-free collection of ready-to-wear and accessories offers a fearlessly feminine spirit to any wardrobe.
ShoshannaA born-and-bred Manhattanite, Shoshanna Gruss studied art history before pursuing her passion for design full-time. Her dedication to flattering silhouettes and a penchant for whimsical details have made her a mainstay in the industry since the debut of her first dress collection in 1998.
Mara HoffmanOnce known for her colorful aesthetic, designer Mara Hoffman now focuses on creating richly textured, understated pieces that highlight the power of the feminine form. Designed as a reflection of her own personal style and travels, her globally inspired collections are crafted by way of sustainable, eco-friendly practices with the help of her close-knit team in NYC.
FryeFounded in 1863 by John Frye, Frye Boots is the oldest continuously operated shoe company in the United States. For the entirety of the brand’s admirable history, their commitment to superior craft and quality has remained unsurpassed. Generations of American women - including icons like Jackie Kennedy and Barbara Streisand - have lived in their Fryes, finding that a single pair lasts for decades and never goes out of style. To celebrate its 155th anniversary, Frye launched its first ready-to-wear collection, with each piece epitomizing the same cool sensibility and timeless, Americana-infused style as their ever-iconic boots. Every nostalgia-infused garment is also strikingly contemporary, meaning it will integrate seamlessly into your fashion-forward - and vintage-inflected - wardrobe.
BLANKNYCBorn from Manhattan's edgy, effortless street style, BLANKNYC's attention to detail, fit, and fabric is unsurpassed. Since 2007, they've offered endless iterations of cool-girl classics - think distressed denim and timeless moto jackets - that make everyday outfits iconic.
GreylinEven at a young age, Dora Lim felt at home in the world of design. After her parents started a manufacturing business, Lim quickly became fascinated by the art of making clothes and spent hours on the production floor observing the designers and seamstresses at work. Years later, she graduated from the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising in Los Angeles and launched her own line, Greylin. Each tailored, timeless garment showcases Lim's lifelong passion for clothing and design.
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