Put away your sarongs, swimsuits and skirts! It’s time to make room in your wardrobe for fall fashion. The 2016 lines have arrived and we’ve got an exclusive first peek at the most stylish designers in town. From San Diego’s own couture companies to some of the top names in the business, preview the latest looks waiting to be curated into your own fall collection!
Theo Doro Fairyland
Theo Doro Fairyland
Creating contemporary women’s attire with avant-garde silhouettes is what Dorota Zglobicka does through Theo Doro Fairyland. Born in Poland, Zglobicka exemplifies high-class European culture and fairytale couture in her looks. Taking inspiration from classic stories like Alice in Wonderland and The Wizard of Oz, Zglobicka has created quirky and delicate designs that aim to liven up any dull outfit. Filled with pastel colors and delicate lace, Zglobicka’s skirts and dresses complement fair skin and enhance natural beauty. Step away from dull monochrome styles and enter the inspired fairyland of full skirts, lace tops and high-end fascinators.
Theo Doro Fairyland By Madison Michelle
Theo Doro Fairyland Fashion Designer
Theo Doro Fairyland Fashion Designer
Theo Doro Fairyland Fashion Designer
Jaded Marie Fashion Designer
Jaded Marie
It’s local fashion permeated with individuality and sensibility. A Jaded Marie look is more than a dress—it’s a piece of art. Every dress is handcrafted with its own unique design. The line showcases strikingly gorgeous ensembles created with precision and awareness in every stitch. While evening gowns are their specialty, Jaded Marie also offers stunning separates and one-of-a-kind cocktail dresses. With beaded lace, smooth satin, and delicate chiffon, Jaded Marie’s fall line is elegant and sexy.
Jaded Marie Fashion Designer
Jaded Marie Fashion Designer
Jaded Marie Fashion Designer
Bryan VaughnBerry Fashion Designer
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Bryan Vaughnberry
"Simple, rustic and meticulously handcrafted details [are] combined with unique techniques in construction [to] evoke luxury in the menswear of Bryan VaughnBerry," says the line’s creative director Bryan Vaughn. Inspired by the outdoors, Vaughn creates strong pieces in his new collection with androgynous, upscale style and versatile silhouettes. Designed with sophistication in mind, the composition of the clothing accentuates the wearer’s inner self and exudes empowerment while showing no fear. With the Bryan VaughnBerry line confidence is key, and the distinctive patterned styles and earthy tones highlight a man’s natural beauty. Strong, determined and outspoken, Vaughn generates his line Bryan VaughnBerry by exploring and searching for new inspiration within the natural world.
Bryan VaughnBerry Fashion Designer
Bryan VaughnBerry Fashion Designer
Vineyard Vines Fashion Designer
Vineyard Vines
With their signature pink whale popping up throughout the Atlantic seaboard, you can bet Vineyard Vines will soon swim over to the West Coast. Vineyard Vines came to life in 1998 when Shep and Ian Murray decided working behind desks in Manhattan wasn’t the life they wanted. The two quit their jobs within ten minutes of each other; overnight, Vineyard Vines was born. "‘Every day should feel this good,’ is our motto, our mantra and our way of life," explains Shep Murray, the Vineyard Vines CEO and co-founder. It’s a motto they used in the creation of their Fall 2016 line. "Our fall collection was inspired by locations that are close to our heart," adds co-founder Ian Murray. "We visited Martha’s Vineyard, Newport and Cuttyhunk because we wanted to bring the brand back to its roots." Beginning with bow ties, Vineyard Vines has now grown to include an entire line of men’s, women’s and children’s clothing. From bold preppy statement pieces to basic sweaters and skirts perfect for the fall season, Vineyard Vines has something for everyone hoping to create a sophisticated look.
Vineyard Vines Fashion Designer
Vineyard Vines Fashion Designer
Vineyard Vines Fashion Designer
Vineyard Vines Fashion Designer
David Meister Fashion Designer
David Meister
With simple, clean and sexy styles, David Meister creates tantalizing gowns that have been donned by countless celebrities as they grace the red carpet, including Demi Lovato, Sophia Bush, Tina Fey and Amy Pohler. With star-studded patrons and expensive couture looks, you’d think Meister would feel pressure to always create something new, but Meister’s innovation knows no bounds. "Inspiration comes from everywhere," Meister tells us. "It can be fabric, a print or a sketch. It can come from music or a great sunset. There are so many beautiful things all around us that can ignite a spark." Meister’s history with couture design is vast; he began his career creating evening wear, though Meister has now expanded his multiple lines to include day dresses, cocktail attire and red-carpet gowns. When asked why his dresses are so popular, Meister muses, "There is a sense of timelessness to my work, which I feel is the true test of a good designer." With elegance, opulence and a sophisticated charm, David Meister’s fall line includes floor-length stunners perfect for your next charity gala.
David Meister Fashion Designer
David Meister Fashion Designer
W.B. Thamm
W.B. Thamm
W.B.THAMM is a playful, classic and contemporary haberdashery that originates in New York City. The line was created by Prangchat Sathianthammawit, otherwise known as Deedee. The last name may be difficult to remember (or spell!) but the accessories of W.B. THAMM are more than memorable. "My original thought was that I’d like to design classic pieces like bowties and neckties," Deedee says. Far from a classic bowtie or necktie, each piece has a personality all its own. What makes these designs stand out from other lines are the contrasting colors and patterns—these pieces take any boring button-down and instantly make the wearer look runway-worthy. Stripes, florals, plaid and more coat the W.B. THAMM handcrafted and individually cut ties. Pair with a suit or a high-end button-down shirt for a polished presentation.
W.B. Thamm Fashion Designer
W.D. Thamm
W.B. Thamm
Margaret the Maker
Margaret the Maker
Finding inspiration in her grandmother, Margaret the Maker constructs unique fashion suitable for every occasion. Corinne Walsh, the designer and seamstress behind the label, has a history of traveling the world and maintaining costumes for Broadway musicals—perhaps that’s why Walsh’s creations have a flair for the dramatic. Through her designs, Walsh seeks to accentuate women’s bodies by incorporating a wide variety of textile techniques and hand-stitching into every garment. The new collection features soft colors combined with her signature hard edge.
Margaret the Maker
Margaret the Maker
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