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In L.A., the Best-Dressed Look Skips the Algorithm

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Des Kohan runs a Los Angeles boutique that bets against the trend cycle, curating pieces the feed didn't already decide for customers. At a moment when algorithms increasingly dictate what people wear, her shop asks shoppers to choose on instinct instead. Designers and clients alike are signing on, making her one of the city's quieter style authorities.

With reporting from Vogue.

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