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American Separates
Fashion 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: Rachel Antonoff,
Mara Hoffman, Shoshanna,
Three Dots, Frye
BLANKNYC
Born 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.
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Draped Velour Jacket |
Valentine Leather Moto Jacket |
The Punisher Faux Leather Trench Coat |
| Velour - French for velvet - has
the same ultra-soft feel as its namesake, but is knit with a luxe pile
that makes it feel extra plush. It's the perfect material for all things
cozy - like this chic jacket. |
Crafted from premium leather, this
edgy-chic layer offers a fresh take on the classic moto silhouette. |
With the look of real leather,
this outerwear favorite is given a sleek update. |
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Odyssey Draped Coat |
| Featuring a draped front that
softens any outfit, this jacket has a contrasting asymmetrical zipper
for an edgy finish. |
Believing that women's fashion should be
inspirational not aspirational, inclusive not exclusive, Rachel Antonoff puts
the highest emphasis on being comfortable and having fun in one's clothes.
Unwaveringly eclectic in her own personal style, Antonoff designs instantly
recognizable, statement-making looks for the thoughtful, spirited, and modern
woman.
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Peggy Velvet Puffer Jacket |
Jane Patent Trench Coat |
Regal Velvet Skirt |
| Once reserved for the ski slopes,
puffer jackets have become a chic, cold-weather essential that's warm
and surprisingly lightweight. Stand out this season with this velvet
version - it's a colorful twist on cozy. |
Here, the classic trench takes an
unexpected - and surprisingly sleek - turn with a patent finish. |
Rayon, nylon |
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Embroidered Velvet Mini Skirt |
Benay Shirtdress |
| Rendered in a luxe velvet, this
modest mini skirt is topped with a floral embroidery, for a perfectly
ladylike finish. |
Playful in a delightfully grown-up
way, this printed shirtdress suits the office and weekend outings alike. |
A 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.
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Shoshanna Bativa Mini Dress |
Shoshanna Potala Ball Gown |
Shoshanna Edgecombe Lace Dress |
| The collared neck and ruffled
sleeves make this modest mini dress a polished piece for both work and
play. |
In a festive champagne hue, this
voluminous ball gown is decidedly chic enough for formal occasions. |
This lace dress offers a subtle
sheerness and a figure-flattering fit - making it the perfect piece for
a formal occasion. |
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Shoshanna Cherese Dress |
Shoshanna Capri Ruffled Dress |
| Featuring a floral embroidery,
this lace dress is decidedly chic enough for formal occasions. |
A dash of drama and a whole lot
of glamour, this maxi dress is a showstopper - simply add strappy heels
and a sparkly clutch to complete the look. |
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Shoshanna Marilla Silk Mini Dress |
Shoshanna Ossia Ruffled Blouse |
Shoshanna Feona Lace Dress |
| Take the last bouquet of
summertime flora into cooler, crisper days with this silk mini dress. |
Forego the expected frock this
holiday season for tailored trousers and a statement top, like the silk
blouse seen here. Equally as festive, an occasion top is a versatile
piece you'll wear again and again. |
A favorite for date night and
weddings, this off-the-shoulder dress is a feminine classic. |
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Shoshanna Emery Printed Dress |
Shoshanna Wonderland Ruffled Dress |
Shoshanna Striped Silk Blouse |
| Featuring an eye-catching print,
this dress is decidedly chic enough for formal occasions. |
With its timeless black-and-white
contrast, this ruffled dress is ready for an evening out - just add a
red lip and a pair of strappy heels. |
Whether worn under a polished
blazer or with your favorite distressed denim, this silk blouse is a
flattering, versatile must-have for your wardrobe. |
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Shoshanna Textured Ball Gown |
Shoshanna Lepage Lace Dress |
Shoshanna Bianca Blouse |
| With a textured finish, this
voluminous ball gown is decidedly chic enough for formal occasions. |
With a figure-flattering
silhouette, this lace dress is decidedly chic enough for formal
occasions. |
The tied neck gives this printed
blouse an air of sophistication that is perfect for the office or a
night out on the town. |
Once 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.
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Mara Hoffman Desa Lace-Up One-Piece Swimsuit |
Mara Hoffman Amani Pants |
Mara Hoffman Francois Dress |
| Nylon, spandex |
The windowpane print on these wide-leg trousers makes it a timeless
piece for both work and weekend. |
Inspired by the abstract, geometric work of Dutch painter Piet
Mondrian, Yves St. Laurent introduced sartorial colorblocking with his
iconic Mondrian Collection. Today, the trend extends beyond neutrals and
primary colors to an infinite array of bold combinations - like the
saturated mustard and red seen on this dress. |
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Mara Hoffman Eliza Sweater |
Mara Hoffman Colette Pants |
Mara Hoffman Fayre Dress |
| Ever so soft, this alpaca sweater provides plenty of cozy this
holiday season. |
Inspired by the abstract, geometric work of Dutch painter Piet
Mondrian, Yves St. Laurent introduced sartorial colorblocking with his
iconic Mondrian Collection. Today, the trend extends beyond neutrals and
primary colors to an infinite array of bold combinations - like the
saturated mustard and red seen on these wide-leg pants. |
With unsurpassed comfort, this sweater dress is a workwear essential
for the colder months. |
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Mara Hoffman Dolores Coat |
Mara Hoffman Plaid Skirt |
Mara Hoffman V-Neck Bodysuit |
| Compressed for a tighter-knit fabrication, boiled wool has a
thicker, felt-like texture that's ideal for warm jackets such as this
wintery white one. |
Inspired by the abstract, geometric work of Dutch painter Piet
Mondrian, Yves St. Laurent introduced sartorial colorblocking with his
iconic Mondrian Collection. Today, the trend extends beyond neutrals and
primary colors to an infinite array of bold combinations - like the
bright hues seen on this plaid skirt. |
Form-fitting and practical, versatility is fused into this
layer-able bodysuit's design. |
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Mara Hoffman Plaid Maxi Dress |
Mara Hoffman Striped Linen Dress |
Mara Hoffman Avery Pullover |
| Inspired by the abstract, geometric work of Dutch painter Piet
Mondrian, Yves St. Laurent introduced sartorial colorblocking with his
iconic Mondrian Collection. Today, the trend extends beyond neutrals and
primary colors to an infinite array of bold combinations - like the
bright hues seen on this plaid maxi dress. |
Associated with classic French style and weekends in Nantucket,
stripes - like the ones found on this linen dress - are a timeless
warm-weather staple. |
Organic cotton |
For over twenty years, Three Dots has been elevating
basics by fusing right-now style with up-next trends. They proudly craft each
essential wardrobe element in California, allowing their designers to take a
hands-on approach from mood board to market
Founded 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.
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