Daisy Chain CoatWhen Sandy Stewart, Moose Charlap's wife, came to New York in the 1950s to work as a television singer, she lived in the Barbizon Hotel for Women with a bevy of other young singers, actresses, and models. This coat, a couture silhouette from the 1950s, references the going out wardrobes of those young women. It is embroidered with an antique daisy pattern around the cuffs and lapel. 57% cotton 43% silk Made in India Dry clean only View all outerwear

52% cotton 48% viscose

Charlotte is 5'11" and wearing a size XS

These trousers are inspired by a jockey jacket from the 1950s

90% wool 10% cashmere

These trousers are inspired by men's suiting from the 1950s-1960s

which were appliquéd with a number

22% cotton 15% polylactide

We reproduced the original couching along the hem of these purple velvet trousers

" with the number 5

Givenold is 6'2" and wearing a size M

This shirt are inspired by a vintage shirt from the 1940s

This sweater is a historical reproduction of a children's sweater