Make Your Mark
We speak with Sue Gardiner and Megan Shaw of Squiggla about their new initiative, an essential tool that helps you develop creative thinking through the power of mark making.
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A selection of the vintage collection from the row.
“There are certain designers that I have collected over the years, but, in general, the approach for this project was very straightforward with pieces of exceptional design that we think will fit into the universe that we are aiming to create at The Row.” — Mary-Kate Olsen.
Curated by Mary-Kate Olsen and Marie Blanchet (of Mon Vintage), The Row have been ever known for their immaculate craft and timeless style.
And in a brilliantly circular addition, they’ve just added an incredible collection of vintage garments to their e-commerce offering. From Margiela to Comme des Garçons and many like-minded greats in between, their new pivot affords you the chance to acquire iconic pieces of the past all the while playing a direct role in aiding a circular fashion system.
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We speak with Sue Gardiner and Megan Shaw of Squiggla about their new initiative, an essential tool that helps you develop creative thinking through the power of mark making.
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