Located next to the exclusive club Chez Margaux, Rag & Bone’s Jennie McCormick has a keen understanding of the desires of fashionable young women in New York City. In a shift away from the days of strutting in Manolo Blahniks, the trend now leans towards flat shoes such as ballerina sneakers from Adidas or mesh flats from The Row. With this in mind, Rag & Bone is introducing the Sadie—a square-toed, slim loafer-style shoe available in a variety of colors including cherry red and crackled silver. This versatile shoe was showcased with almost every look from the resort collection, focusing on comfort and ease.
The brand’s focus on wearability and functionality extends to their clothing as well. Knits are designed with a trompe l’oeil effect, giving the appearance of layered knits without the need to wear multiple sweaters. Unstructured blazers feature a built-in vest for a three-piece suit aesthetic without the hassle (the vest can also be worn separately). The standout piece of the collection is the Phoebe coat, a collarless design that showcases McCormick’s dedication to versatility. The coat includes a quilted and hooded removable liner with faux leather trim that can be worn on its own.
These pieces from Rag & Bone embody a commitment to both style and practicality, catering to the modern woman who values both fashion and comfort. McCormick’s vision for the brand is clear in the thoughtful design details and emphasis on ease of wear. The collection seamlessly combines statement pieces with everyday essentials, making it a must-have for the contemporary wardrobe.
