WILD AT HEART: FALL '26 IN MAINE

There is a certain pull to Maine in the fall, when the mountains turn and the lakes grow still. Here, days unfold between winding roads and wooded trails, old school grounds and open fields, afternoons on the golf course and evenings gathered somewhere warm. It is a landscape shaped by both  tradition and a wild spirit—a place where the familiar feels worth returning to. A nostalgia for the simple things that matter—a game of football between friends, a day canoeing on the water, endless laughter. The Gilded Age collection settles naturally into this way of life. Tweed blazers and substantial knits meet worn denim, leather, and layers made for the outdoors, borrowing equally from collegiate tradition and life in the mountains. This season is about answering the call of wild without leaving refinement behind—finding freedom in the great outdoors, familiarity in old rituals, and a sense of belonging in the places that endure.

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Summer in Savannah

The South moves at its own pace. Light filters through Spanish moss, settling over quiet streets and shaded squares where time feels suspended. Wrought iron, worn brick, the hush of gardens tucked away behind gates—each detail carries a sense of history that lingers, not as nostalgia, but as something still and alive. There is a certain ease here, a quiet romance shaped by heat, air, movement... The Gilded Age spirit finds a new rhythm in this setting. Raw denim anchors the collection, structured at first, then taking on the imprint of Southern familiarity. Hems fall against moss-covered ground, contours are framed by vine-wrapped walls and fading facades, the salt air of nearby islands rustles sleeves and hair. This season is a dance between weight and lightness, structure and ease, shaped gradually through time and wear.

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Fall unfolds on Martha's Vineyard

The Northeast coast has long been a place of quiet inspiration, where rolling fields meet weathered fences and the sea stretches endlessly beyond. Its barns and harbors, its windswept beaches and stone walls, carry stories of heritage layered with the rhythm of daily life. This landscape defines a way of living that is polished, yet unpretentious. Here, tradition is not a relic but a living presence — felt in the hand-knit sweater, the well-worn denim, the timeless cut of a jacket. The Gilded Age spirit is refined yet effortless, aristocratic at heart but open and free. A reminder that style endures most when it feels real, lived-in, and lasting.

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