THE TRANSCENDENCE OF EVERLASTING STYLE
Imagine slipping on a jacket once worn by your great-great-great-grandmother. Maybe the silhouette has been adjusted, the buttons replaced, but the structure remains. You’re wearing more than fabric; you’re wearing choices. How she styled it, how she moved in it, the moments it held. Clothes like that don’t fade. They shift. They belong to different hands at different times, but they always find their place.