We've got to hand it to Canadian-bred designer Dana Lee, who knows that simplicity can speak (irresistable) volumes. Now based in New York, Lee's been making clean, fuss-free menswear under her eponymous label since 2009, establishing herself as a sort of fabric-and-texture whisperer.
This season, the designer attributed her color and texture choices to the Modernism, ceramic dinnerware produced by the 20th-century industrial artist Russel Wright. (Another exemplary illustration of art merging with fashion? Absolutely.) Hence the sober muted tones, like in the work coat or the Residential button-down shirt, which, similar to Wright's housewares, can easily incorporate into everyday living.
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Work Coat in steubenville with Dry Chinos in natural
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Cotton-Cashmere Sweatshirt in ice with Walking Shorts in oyster
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Double Needle Tank in coral and Smart Chinos in olive![]()
Residential Button-Down Shirt in oyster![]()
Melamine Short-Sleeve Button-Down in theme print
This season, the designer attributed her color and texture choices to the Modernism, ceramic dinnerware produced by the 20th-century industrial artist Russel Wright. (Another exemplary illustration of art merging with fashion? Absolutely.) Hence the sober muted tones, like in the work coat or the Residential button-down shirt, which, similar to Wright's housewares, can easily incorporate into everyday living.
Shop all Dana Lee here
Work Coat in steubenville with Dry Chinos in natural
Cotton-Cashmere Sweatshirt in ice with Walking Shorts in oyster
Double Needle Tank in coral and Smart Chinos in olive
Residential Button-Down Shirt in oyster
Melamine Short-Sleeve Button-Down in theme print