When it comes to wardrobe staples, STAUD has it down to a science — if that science were based on emotion instead of formulas, technicolor dreamcoats instead of those meant for a lab, and the idea that “matter” is just stuff in the universe while a good handbag is anything but. It’s why, in 2015, Sarah Staudinger and George Augusto co-founded the LA-based brand upon the idea that fashion shouldn’t just empower women — it should be accessible, too.
But at the heart of STAUD is design. Think: a scrupulous attention to detail, a natural opposition to the typical, and a feminine aura that’s equal parts seductive and self-governing — all whilst leaving room, of course, for the occasional mushroom trip or jaunt to the beach (or both). If fashion is a never-ending pursuit of style, then STAUD is what happens after you’ve found it.
When it comes to wardrobe staples, STAUD has it down to a science — if that science were based on emotion instead of formulas, technicolor dreamcoats instead of those meant for a lab, and the idea that “matter” is just stuff in the universe while a good handbag is anything but. It’s why, in 2015, Sarah Staudinger and George Augusto co-founded the LA-based brand upon the idea that fashion shouldn’t just empower women — it should be accessible, too.
But at the heart of STAUD is design. Think: a scrupulous attention to detail, a natural opposition to the typical, and a feminine aura that’s equal parts seductive and self-governing — all whilst leaving room, of course, for the occasional mushroom trip or jaunt to the beach (or both). If fashion is a never-ending pursuit of style, then STAUD is what happens after you’ve found it.
When it comes to wardrobe staples, STAUD has it down to a science — if that science were based on emotion instead of formulas, technicolor dreamcoats instead of those meant for a lab, and the idea that “matter” is just stuff in the universe while a good handbag is anything but. It’s why, in 2015, Sarah Staudinger and George Augusto co-founded the LA-based brand upon the idea that fashion shouldn’t just empower women — it should be accessible, too.
But at the heart of STAUD is design. Think: a scrupulous attention to detail, a natural opposition to the typical, and a feminine aura that’s equal parts seductive and self-governing — all whilst leaving room, of course, for the occasional mushroom trip or jaunt to the beach (or both). If fashion is a never-ending pursuit of style, then STAUD is what happens after you’ve found it.
Our chunky cotton knit Hampton Sweater is an oversized boyfriend-style sweater in a bright, colorful stripe pattern. This style features a half-zip detail at the front.
If you, too, are experiencing sweatpants fatigue (especially since Angelenos may be expected to stay home well into summer), allow Staud's collaboration with New Balance to reinvigorate your quarantine fitness routine and wardrobe. The cult-favorite L.A. label's retro-cool capsule with the Boston-based athletic brand officially drops today — and it's guaranteed to add a rainbow-powered pep to your workout step, whether indoors or out.
The New Balance x Staud capsule is comprised of stylish crop tops, track pants, running shorts, and leggings alongside sweatshirt dresses, windbreakers, and gear bags ($60 to $195) that are shoppable right now. We're particularly obsessed with the summer-ready navy striped bodysuit ($90), the cinched hem top and bungee pants combo ($60 to $80), and the color-blocked crop top in Pink Orchid ($60). Rounding out the line are classic 997 sneakers ($230) that feature Staud's playful twist and a luxe leather and nylon duffle bag ($295) that was inspired by the L.A. label's best-selling Ronnie bag; both are available for pre-order for late July to August delivery.
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