La DoubleJ
Born out of a love for vintage, La DoubleJ’s kaleidoscope prints and one-of-a-kind designs look like they’re straight out of 1969—in the best possible way. Which is exactly what journalist J.J. Martin (previously at Harper's Bazaar) had in mind when she teamed up with Mantero, the same 150-year old Italian silk manufacture used by Pucci and Dior. Using vintage fabrics sourced from Mantero’s archives, each ankle-grazing gown and nostalgic shift dress feels surprisingly modern, but never chasing the trends.
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La DoubleJ
Born out of a love for vintage, La DoubleJ’s kaleidoscope prints and one-of-a-kind designs look like they’re straight out of 1969—in the best possible way. Which is exactly what journalist J.J. Martin (previously at Harper's Bazaar) had in mind when she teamed up with Mantero, the same 150-year old Italian silk manufacture used by Pucci and Dior. Using vintage fabrics sourced from Mantero’s archives, each ankle-grazing gown and nostalgic shift dress feels surprisingly modern, but never chasing the trends.
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If you think it’s cute now, just wait till you see it with the matching pants.
Done in a coolly textured jacquard fabric woven with metallic threads.
That floral motif adds a fun ’70s flair to whatever you’re wearing on top.
Those feathery stripes are made from a textured cotton blend—and feel seriously silky.