Sarah Staudinger, who always seems to be perpetually California dreaming, changed things up this season. Tapping full force into ’90s minimalism, her fall offering was devoid of vibrant prints or colors. Instead, she stuck to a palette of blue, red, black, brown, and white, and only two prints exist this season- a plaid and a pinstripe. Shocking, considering how Staud is known for having its famous Tommy bag available in every pattern, color, and shade imaginable.
“This season, it was really about being polished and put together,” said Staudinger. “So I wanted to make a collection based on interchangeable pieces that you can take anywhere.” As her brand’s number one customer, she may have subconsciously thought of herself when designing the collection. The first look, consisting of a merino knit turtleneck, boucle vest, and vinyl pants, could go from sunny LA to any winter destination on a Friday; while the corduroy pantsuit layered under a corset was ready for the office. There was a touch more elegance in the evening wear this season: tuxedo bodysuits styled with satin mermaid skirts, and strapless gowns with knit bodice and draped skirts prioritized comfort without abandoning drama.
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