Among downtown Los Angeles’s ever-evolving landscape, there is one landmark that has remained virtually unchanged since its establishment in 1976. Architect John Portman’s iconic hotel is instantly recognizable — the brutalist structure is distinguished by its four cylindrical glass towers that invite passersby in for a closer look. Ask any post-modern enthusiast and they’d agree that this is intentional — because those familiar with Portman know his aspiration was to craft buildings truly meant for people.
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A similar sentiment echoes within our own design ethos: each piece is informed by the desire to feel comfortable in one’s own skin. Our Pre-Fall Collection carries this idea through every thread and fiber. Outerwear is weightless, knits are open and airy. Linens and cottons have been softened even further for lived-in comfort. Silhouettes are shaped to shift fluidly with the form.
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Portman’s sun-soaked structure of curves, spiraling staircases and stacked balconies welcome curiosity and interaction — from the plants to the generous booths, every inch of space considers its interaction with the senses. This collection is no different, allowing one to move through the world with not only ease, but confidence and pleasure.
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