Kallmeyer Resort 2024
It's well documented that Daniella Kallmeyer makes an amazing costume. Timeless luxury fabrics with a touch of sensual ease are key to her bespoke clothing design, which has put her on the map. But part of its design philosophy are also special hero pieces. Things that others may think you sneakily took from your mom's closet with a one-of-a-kind feeling. "Vintage Kallmeyer," the designer said with a sheepish laugh.
Resort sees its muse on these other pieces of a wardrobe through the lens of Georgia O'Keefe in New Mexico, and Stevie Nicks in Phoenix: Powerful Women of the American Southwest. Think leather, cashmere, a few formal wear and statement coats in neutral desert hues.
Kallmeyer always starts its season by remaking its bestsellers, like a shirt dress now in cotton poplin , for a new take on a classic, so "the customer who already has it isn't like, 'Oh, I just got it in a different color.' It's like totally new," she explained. Cashmere polo shirts are long-sleeved, as well as sumptuous knit pieces; put it all in its canvas tote for a weekend.
Its denim offering punctuated the theme: light wash, vintage details, masculine cuts, the kind of piece that you spend a day looking at a flea market. Kallmeyer has it. In fact, denim is big business for her, promoting waitlists at her downtown store. Key to her success is her subtle twists on pieces that go together easily, "a modular wardrobe," she calls it. Yes, there are also new blazers and pants, all part of the same design language.
As fashion obsessed with understated luxury, Kallmeyer confidently created its own line of guards - luxurious dress for seasons, with remarkable pieces that her client cannot remove from the rotation. "We really fill that wardrobe that we think the customer needs, and then we do things so quiet and simple, because now we have the community, we have the trust," she said. Kallmeyer fans, unite.
It's well documented that Daniella Kallmeyer makes an amazing costume. Timeless luxury fabrics with a touch of sensual ease are key to her bespoke clothing design, which has put her on the map. But part of its design philosophy are also special hero pieces. Things that others may think you sneakily took from your mom's closet with a one-of-a-kind feeling. "Vintage Kallmeyer," the designer said with a sheepish laugh.
Resort sees its muse on these other pieces of a wardrobe through the lens of Georgia O'Keefe in New Mexico, and Stevie Nicks in Phoenix: Powerful Women of the American Southwest. Think leather, cashmere, a few formal wear and statement coats in neutral desert hues.
Kallmeyer always starts its season by remaking its bestsellers, like a shirt dress now in cotton poplin , for a new take on a classic, so "the customer who already has it isn't like, 'Oh, I just got it in a different color.' It's like totally new," she explained. Cashmere polo shirts are long-sleeved, as well as sumptuous knit pieces; put it all in its canvas tote for a weekend.
Its denim offering punctuated the theme: light wash, vintage details, masculine cuts, the kind of piece that you spend a day looking at a flea market. Kallmeyer has it. In fact, denim is big business for her, promoting waitlists at her downtown store. Key to her success is her subtle twists on pieces that go together easily, "a modular wardrobe," she calls it. Yes, there are also new blazers and pants, all part of the same design language.
As fashion obsessed with understated luxury, Kallmeyer confidently created its own line of guards - luxurious dress for seasons, with remarkable pieces that her client cannot remove from the rotation. "We really fill that wardrobe that we think the customer needs, and then we do things so quiet and simple, because now we have the community, we have the trust," she said. Kallmeyer fans, unite.
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