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La Ligne and Banana Republic Make Layering a 36-Piece Argument

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The two labels put their names to a 36-piece collection landing today, September 9, built on a simple premise: La Ligne's own wardrobing ethos, the idea that a closet works best as a system of pieces designed to layer together rather than stand alone. La Ligne's cofounders were the ones who shaped the collection, walking through the thinking that got it there. It's a fall lineup with a point of view, not just a rack of separates — proof that two labels can agree on one idea and build a season around it.

With reporting from Vogue.

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