
Contemporary labels chosen by a buyer who spent forty years deciding what was worth putting on a shop floor.
A few outfits pulled straight from the rail — every piece in them is in stock below.
Look 01The easiest formula I know: a soft blouse, a straight jean, and outerwear that does the talking. Works for a lunch or a long flight.
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Look 02Silk, a low heel, and nothing else competing. The kind of outfit that photographs badly and looks wonderful in the room.
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Look 03A cashmere crew, wide trousers, and a flat shoe. I have worn a version of this every autumn since the nineties.
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Est. 1984Will it still look right in five years? Is the fabric better than the price suggests? And would I wear it myself?
If a piece cannot answer all three, it does not make the rail. That is the whole method — there is no algorithm behind it, just a lot of market weeks.
— Rita Gingras
Designer and vintage sizing wanders, so every listing carries flat measurements taken by hand. Send yours and I will tell you honestly whether a piece will work.

A particular designer, a size that never turns up, a dress for one occasion. Tell me and I will watch the market for you.
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