Born and bred in Los Angeles, California, KUT from the Kloth® creates denim and sportswear for today's contemporary woman. Always paying careful attention to fit and details, KUT creates fashion that is trend-right, so women can look and feel their best wherever life takes them.

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We recently sat down with Micah Cohen, founder and designer of the LA-born men’s clothing label Shades of Grey in their showroom.

Here he talks about the beginnings of the brand and the overall inspiration behind it:

Rachel Pally’s signature look of easy elegance is now translated into a gorgeous plus-sized collection. Rachel Pally White Label boasts the same classic and wearable style of the original line, but cut to fit your curves in all the right places.From flowing maxi dresses to breezy blouses, their plus size collection speaks to the label's clean and timeless style.

We love our colored denim around here! To prove it, our clothing team showed off their favorite jeans while heading out to a department meeting earlier this week. Who could resist such a colorful photo op?

To get your hands on some fabulous and on-trend colored jeans, check out our Denim Shop!

Jack by BB Dakota specializes in taking today’s current trends and making them relatable and accessible. Their clothes have a feminine vibe with a dose of fashion-forward style. The spring line features fresh colors, classic silhouettes and a dash of playful style.  

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Buffalo David Bitton carries a mix of quality denim and tops that all about pushing boundaries and redefining personal style. Their premium line of denim has the perfect combinations of wash, cut and fit , perfectly tailored for the fashion-forward set.

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Chloe Lonsdale, Creative Director of MiH Jeans, relaunched the company five years ago to reestablish its position as the leading British denim label. Inspired by wardrobe basics, MiH is all about wearable basics infused with modern aesthetics.

Designer Gaby Basora is truly a free spirit; not only in her style sensibilities, but also in the way she approaches life.  Born in the Midwest, raised in the West coast, living in Europe during high school and finally settling in NYC, has fueled Basora’s nomadic-inspired designs for her clothing line, Tucker.

We did a little Q&A session with the talented designer to delve a little deeper into her inspirations:

Who are your biggest style influences?

GB:  Anna Magnani, Joanne Woodward, Ava Gardner, Gena Rowlands, my grandmothers, other people’s grandmothers, Richard Branson's mother, India Menuez, (my friend's daughter ) Isadora Duncan. Paz De La Huerta, Sonia Rykiel, Vivienne Westwood, Patti Smith, The Clash, and Jackie O.

What is your design process like?

GB: Constantly happening, thinking, looking, being curious.

Tell us about how you got started in the fashion business.

GB: I grew up in a family where things were made. My grandfather was a tailor. My mother, an artist who grew up at the Art Institute of Chicago. She designed a small collection in the late sixties, which my grandfather sewed and sold at upscale boutiques in Chicago.

I lived in Amsterdam during high school and travelled on weekends to stay with friends. I had a very glamorous grandmother. Her apartment faced the Pompidou Museum and we strolled through Paris going to movies and museums.

 In college I assisted stylist Karl Templer and had the good luck to assist him on shoots for Italian Vogue, Arena, working with photographers such as Peter Lindbergh as well as fashion shows for Hugo Boss, Calvin Klein and Nicole Farhi. I then started styling my own jobs. Matt Badger hired me for my first commercial and worked on jobs with musicians such as Lauryn Hill.  I designed things for jobs and for myself. People always stopped me to ask where things were from…that’s when I started Tucker.

What’s your favorite part about being in the fashion industry?

GB: I like making things and bringing pieces of bits together. I like silliness and seriousness. I like pretty, ugly and audacity.

What is the most challenging aspect of your job?

GB: Being involved in the fashion industry.

What’s your favorite trend to rock currently?

GB: Things move so fast, we are a year ahead of real time all the time! I am enjoying silk printed cuffed pants and button up shirts with contrasting binding. I know I may tire of these, but for now it feels like I never will!

What’s your favorite fashion tip?

GB: Give it [your look] some thought!

What do you think is a woman’s best fashion accessory?

GB: YSL said it best: passion. After that, at least one very special piece.

What item do you never leave home without?

GB: "Love" necklace by Solange Azagury Partridge

If you could have a theme song play every time you showed up, what would it be?

GB: “Should I Stay or Should I Go” by the Clash