Announcing La Garçonne, Liberty Fashion Fairs, Sferra and XY RetailLa Garçonne
Kris Kim
Founder & Creative Director
Da Kim
CEO
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La Garçonne is an online fashion retailer specializing in modern luxury, with a brick-and-mortar location in Tribeca, New York. Founded in 2005, La Garçonne’s precise vision for ready-to-wear, footwear, accessories and home objects is rooted in modern sophistication, demonstrated in our well-curated buys punctuated by carefully selected of-the-moment pieces. Seasonal collections from both established and emerging designers move easily between androgyny, femininity, and masculinity, between bold statements and timeless classics. Our viewpoint resonates with a creative, culturally-aware global customer base, and is distilled in Moderne, La Garçonne’s in-house ready-to-wear label.
Company Snapshot
TYPEPrivate
ESTABLISHED2005
EMPLOYEES11 - 50
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