Camille Freestone

New York

Writer and Editor at Freelance

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The Enduring Appeal of Christian Louboutin’s So Kate

1 month ago | refinery29.com | Camille Freestone

Story from FashionADVERTISEMENTAll linked products are independently selected by our editors. If you purchase any of these products, we may earn a commission. For her 26th birthday, Immani Williams’ partner bought her a pair of Christian Louboutin So Kates. This particular red-soled heel had taken up a long-standing residence on her mental grown-woman moodboard. “I was really excited about it,” says the San Diego resident.
How to Wear a Cardigan for Spring 2025 to Reinvent the Wardrobe Staple

1 month ago | glamour.com | Camille Freestone

You may think you know how to wear a cardigan—but with a few unexpected outfit combos and styling tricks, it turns out you can actually reinvent the timeless staple. A cardigan doesn’t really go out of style, a notion that makes it a worthwhile investment no matter the trend du jour. A staple on the runways most seasons and a heavy presence in street style ensembles, a cardigan defies the fashion cycle.
Is It True That Style Shifts Every Seven Years?

1 month ago | msn.com | Camille Freestone

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Is It True That Style Shifts Every Seven Years?

1 month ago | yahoo.com | Camille Freestone

Is It True that Style Shifts Every Seven Years? Hearst OwnedElizabeth Hawes, 1942 getty imagesDesigner Elizabeth Hawes quietly created made-to-order beautiful, functional clothes for the women of New York from the late 1920s through the 1960s, but her name has not survived as well as her philosophy. In Hawes’ memoir, Fashion is Spinach, published in 1938, she explains that what she strived for in her work was style (or taste) in lieu of fashion (or product)—a very contemporary mindset.
Designer Henry Zankov Knows the Importance of a Visual Language

2 months ago | thegrandtourist.net | Camille Freestone

Welcome to The Curator, a newsletter companion to The Grand Tourist with Dan Rubinstein podcast. Sign up to get added to the list. Have news to share? Reach us at [email protected]. There’s no mistaking a Zankov sweater. Designer Henry Zankov has cultivated an instantly recognizable aesthetic with tactile knits in effervescent colors and playful patterns. He launched in 2020 with just six sweaters, but in a short time the brand has become so much more than that.
Finally, Designers Are Making Men’s Shirts for Women—See Our Favorites

Jan 9, 2025 | elle.com | Camille Freestone

When Pip Durell, founder of the London-based brand With Nothing Underneath, designed her first shirt, she referenced a men’s style that she already owned. “I quite literally cut it up,” she recounts, “took the cuffs up, took the bottom off, moved the buttons.” White vintage button-downs are part of the former editor’s daily uniform, often paired with jeans and loafers.
Kristin Juszczyk Partners With Emma Grede to Launch Off Season—A Sports Apparel Brand Born from Juszczyk's Viral DIY Looks | Vogue

Jan 6, 2025 | vogue.com | Camille Freestone

Kristin Juszczyk has already outfitted Taylor Swift and Simone Biles in her viral custom puffers. Now, with her new label Off Season—launched in collaboration with Emma Grede—you can have one too.
How Goyard Bags Stand Out In The Luxury Marketplace

Jan 3, 2025 | refinery29.com | Camille Freestone

Back when I was in college in the 2010s, there was a de facto uniform for girls who wanted to signify wealth in their style of dress: a Cartier Love bracelet, a Gucci Horsebit loafer, and a bag I wasn't familiar with. Despite growing up a fashion-obsessed teen, I didn’t recognize the brand behind that all-over printed tote — though I suspected a subsequent hefty price tag, given the context.
Is It Ever Okay to Have Crooked Picture Frames? Wabi-Sabi and Other Imperfectly Perfect Interior Styles in Practice

Nov 29, 2024 | architecturaldigest.com | Camille Freestone

Hanging a frame in my apartment the other day, a crooked placement gave me pause. I had vetoed elaborate measurements and diagrammed planning for a more shorthand process (out of laziness, more than anything else). Standing back to evaluate, I realized I was okay with the happenstance nature of its position. The askew frame added a human element, which fits the space. My Brooklyn rental is quite old.
Wabi-Sabi and Other Imperfectly Perfect Interior Styles in Practice

Nov 29, 2024 | yahoo.com | Camille Freestone

All products featured on Architectural Digest are independently selected by Architectural Digest editors. However, when you buy something through our retail links, Condé Nast may earn an affiliate commission. Photo: Blake ShorterHanging a frame in my apartment the other day, a crooked placement gave me pause. I had vetoed elaborate measurements and diagrammed planning for a more shorthand process (out of laziness, more than anything else).