NAMESAKE

Short sleeve cotton jersey T-shirt in black. Rib knit crewneck collar. Logo printed in white at chest. Text printed in white at back. Supplier color: Black

NAMESAKE Black Logo T-Shirt

Wide-leg twill trousers in grey. Mid-rise. Four-pocket styling. Belt loops at elasticized waistband. Embroidered detailing in red and logo printed in green at front. Embroidered detailing in white at back. Partial lining. Button-fly. Supplier color: Nano dot

NAMESAKE Grey Embroidered Trousers

"My obsession is to make women beautiful. When you create with that in mind, things can't go out of fashion." Azzedine Alaïa 

Alaïa

Sportswear megabrand Puma hits the mark of sporty-chic. Inject your wardrobe with sports-luxe vibes as the label’s street-smart designs effortlessly fuse fashion and function. Sleek and sporty with contemporary updates, the cult sneaker silhouettes are the key to statement-making athleisure looks.

Puma

The year was 1992, and a young designer named Marc Jacobs was showcasing his first collection for Perry Ellis. The looks epitomized the grunge movement that defined the youth at the time, drawing inspiration from the everyday. Slated by critics at the time, the now-iconic collection made Marc Jacobs a household name.

Marc Jacobs

Eugenia Kim

mfpen

In 1930, Roger Vivier created his first custom shoes in Paris for the iconic Josephine Baker and the French actress Mistinguett. Famously worn by Catherine Deneuve in the 1967 film

Roger Vivier

Paul & Joe

Common Leisure is designed with Generation Z in mind; the label is a celebration of contemporary attitudes, creating boundary-pushing pieces that are genderless, ageless and speak the language of the current fashion climate. And we can’t wait to get our hands on the latest collection.

Common Leisure

Chemist Creations

Tory Burch is a taste-making success story and an emblem of all-American everyday chic. The label never fails to put an elegant spin on style staples, enabling you to create a luxe fashion uniform that you can always fall back on. For instant recognition, look out for designs enriched with the label’s iconic retro-look double-T logo, which was inspired by interior designer David Hicks’s decadent ‘60s and ‘70s style.

NAMESAKE

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