Fashion designer Aaron Potts wants to earn the most coveted section of your closet—the center. “I challenged myself to design pieces that we would want to wear daily…in useful colors.” Warm browns, merlots, mulberries, and maroons in versatile textures set the mood for this year’s fall and winter women’s style.
Jonathan Simkhai’s vegan wrap dress creates a “polished, buttoned-up silhouette” while By Far’s patent leather bag is ready to roam in whatever you may choose to wear or not.
← Dress: Jonathan Simkhai. Earrings: Joanna Laura Constantine. Boots: Suzanne Rae.
→ Sweater: Marques’ Almeida. Briefs: Skims. Loafers: Suzanne Rae. Socks: Falke.
Sweater: Marques’ Almeida.
Sweater: Aknvas. Bag: By Far. Boots: Suzanne Rae.
Jumpsuit: A. Potts. Purse: By Far. Loafers: Suzanne Rae. Socks: Falke.
Scarf as top, pants: A.Potts. Earrings: Joanna Laura Constantine.
Scarf as top: A.Potts. Earrings: Joanna Laura Constantine.
Talent: Reem Amara
Hair and Makeup: Shalisa Smith
Styling Assistant: Carly Haaning
A version of this article originally appeared in Sixtysix Issue 09 with the headline “Useful Color.” Subscribe today.
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