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The online luxury fashion destination, matchesfashion.com have announced a list of exciting new womenswear labels to hit the store for Pre-AW14.
Go-to online fashion destination, matchesfashion.com will be adding nine new labels to their virtual shelves this Pre-AW14, from revamped heritage houses to fresh and contemporary designers you need to know.
First up are the newcomers, and French based brand Atto. Launched just last year, ex-Balenciaga designer Julien Dossena brings a cool, understated approach to clean cuts and Japanese inspired minimalism with Atto’s new collection. Pop it on your working wardrobe wish list.
Another new label that’s pricking up the fashion world’s ears is Galvan. Focusing on clean, modern and simplistic eveningwear, this brand is sure to shake up your cocktail hour for all the right reasons.
Two toasts of London Fashion Week will also be joining the matchesfashion.com ranks. For red carpet hits look to Brazilian born Barbara Casasola, and for statement, architectural detailing check out Spanish designer Emilio de la Morena.
Moschino’s fast fashion was the talk of Milan Fashion Week thanks to Jeremy Scott’s MacDonald’s inspired collection. Matches have snapped up the collection so place your orders fast.
Fashion veteran Valentino will also be bringing little sister brand, Red Valentino to matchesfashion.com this year. The new collection features heart-covered twinsets, Snow White-printed dresses and playful twists on old classics.
Shoe addicts will be pleased to hear two new footwear brands will be joining the e-boutique – Stockholm’s androgymos aesthetic in sneaker brand Eytys, and boyish brogues by Purified.
And finally, British designer Bella Freud joins the matchesfashion.com Pre-AW14 lineup, with her quirky, quick-witted knitwear. One of her “Ginsberg is God” trophy knits is certainly on our AW14 wish list.
The matchesfashion.com new designers lineup will launch later this year. For updates and more information visit the online store.
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