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rag & bone

Brand: rag & bone

Season: Resort 2020

Key Pieces: Linton Tweed blazers are a real standout from rag & bone's Resort 2020 lookbook. They've been weaving first-class textiles in the UK for over a century, and the custom tweed with branded subtle “rag & bone x LINTON” ribbon woven in artfully honors the collection's British and American influences.

Editor’s Notes: British craftsmanship shines through in this collection with blazers made by Linton Tweeds, a storied manufacturer with over 100 years of experience under its belt.

Marcus Wainwright's “keep our heads down and carry on” is articulated through tweed blazers and slouchy knitted sweaters. But the classic relative conservatism finds reprieve in jolts of pink that reference the designer's transatlantic sensibilities.

rag & bone continues to experiment with workwear with a strong selection of tailored trousers and blazers in olive green, black and tweed that layer expertly with the more daring textual white shirts, pink knitted sweater, and the fur collared puce leather jacket.

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