Southwest Brands at Dallas Market:
Aggel, Anaphe, Emily Phillips, Fifteen Twenty, Frances Valentine, Hope for Flowers by Tracy Reese, LaRoque, Lilla P, Mestiza, Rai.ment, Solei Sea
Southeast Brands at Atlanta Market:
Aggel, Anaphe, Mestiza
Aggel
Aggel is exclusively designed and manufactured in Greece. Knitwear is the foundation of their expertise, combined with high quality fabrics, creating ensembles with balanced structure, precise fit and controlled movement.
Anaphe
Anaphe was created by Katy Chambers on a mission to create quality, timeless pieces that will stand the test of time. Her goal is to look at fashion from a view point of investment and quality rather than quantity with her 100% silk fabrics.
Emily Phillips
Emily Phillips makes getting dressed easy. Her shirts and dresses are perfect for any occasion and are made to be comfortable and chic. Emily's goal was to create an entire wardrobe with the simplicity and elegance of a single dress. Spend less time worrying about what to wear and more time enjoying life! Her colors and prints are available in all 4 styles - Girlfriend Shirt, Girlfriend Dress, The Midi, and The Maxi. Made in the US and based in Nashville, TN.
Fifteen Twenty
Fifteen Twenty is a family owned and operated business established in 2008. Undeniably feminine, endlessly wearable and quietly confident, Fifteen Twenty is your inspired wardrobe for real life.
Frances Valentine
Frances Valentine was founded in 2016 by best friends and business partners, Elyse Arons and Kate Spade. You can think of Frances Valentine as the next chapter in the journey—a continuation of the joy-sparking, vintage-inspired, legendary style for which the founders are known and loved. They make clothes with heart, soul, and a story to tell – clothes that inspire you to tell yours. Clothes that make you smile every time you open your wardrobe.
Hope for Flowers by Tracy Reese
Tracy Reese is an American designer whose signature rich, daring colors and unique prints are crafted into joyful, feminine clothing for modern women. Tracy Reese’s design philosophy is rooted in a commitment to bringing out the beauty in women of all shapes, sizes and colors. She launched Hope for Flowers, designed for women who are inspired by beauty and also desire to use their power as consumers to be agents for positive change in the world.
LaRoque
LaRoque was founded in 2007 by namesake, Annabelle LaRoque. LaRoque is a collection of charmingly bold, bright, and timeless pieces. Artfully curated fabrics, patterns, and designs reflect LaRoque’s belief in celebrating color and living a playful life. Defined by an unexpected hemline paired with bold colors and prints, the LaRoque label embraces the essence of modern sophistication.
Lilla P
Lilla P is a sportswear brand designed for the modern woman. Started in 1998 in pursuit of the perfect t shirt, the collection has since grown to include sophisticated staples and key fashion items. Creating a collection of flattering and functional pieces.
Mestiza
Mestiza New York creates iconic styles for iconic people. Timeless, polished, and dazzling as the women who wear them. They emphasize slow fashion as each Mestiza piece is meant to be worn time and time again. Since inception, they have aimed to help women stand out - through their yearly partnerships with the women of the Habi Philippine Textile Council, and through the Heirloom Project, where their excess inventory is gifted to deserving high school seniors across the United States.
Rai.ment
Raiment is more than just garments; it’s a celebration of confidence, empowerment, and self-expression. With every stitch, Raiment strives to empower individuals to embrace their unique style and heritage.
Solei Sea
Solei Sea believes comfort should never be seasonal and a mission to elevate the flip-flop. Every pair is thoughtfully designed with their signature footbed, added cushioning, and a commitment to vegan, versatile materials.