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I’m a bargain girl at heart.
I shop on Amazon, happily buy drugstore beauty products, and will absolutely bookmark a sale weeks in advance so I don’t miss it. But that doesn’t mean I don’t love a good designer piece, too. I’m perfectly happy to save money on some things so I can splurge on the pieces that feel really special.
When I do decide to spend a little more, I want the piece to feel like something I’ll be excited to wear. Fabrique gives me plenty to get excited about, bringing together more than 400 designers from around the world and everything from emerging talent to distinctive, design-driven pieces in one place. The brand’s philosophy is centered around the idea that fashion can connect creativity and culture—and that great design is something worth holding onto.
Fabrique’s Designer Week, running September 22 through October 4, puts the spotlight on its designer collective, giving me lots of reasons to browse. During the event, Fabrique members can earn 2X rewards points sitewide and redeem their points at an upgraded rate of 20 points for $1, compared with the usual 40 points for $1.
I’m always looking for a reason to justify a splurge, and this one works for me. Good thing I took a scroll through Fabrique’s designer offerings, so you don’t have to!
Here are 7 pieces that immediately caught my eye. Just remember that signing up for Fabrique’s loyalty program means you’ll get even more out of your purchase.
Marais Soft Boston Medium Bag in Waxed Leather ($498)
A friend of mine in college used to say, “boots and bags are where it’s at,” and she wasn’t wrong. I die for a designer bag, and this one is flat-out gorgeous. The Marais Soft Boston Medium Bag in Waxed Leather is that rare bag that looks chic, but still feels like something I’d want to carry every day.
I love the relaxed, slightly slouchy shape, while the curved silhouette gives it a little something extra. Designed by Giorgia Scarpa and inspired by Paris’s Marais district, you can definitely see that effortless French influence in the design.
Hilda Ruched Asymmetric Fringe Skirt ($278)
Hello, I’ve never met a fringe skirt I didn’t like, and obviously this one is a winner in my book! The asymmetric fringe gives it a cool, slightly undone feel, while all that layered texture makes it feel particularly perfect for fall and winter.
Designed by Hannah Yoo, it’s a statement piece I’d happily let do the work for me. Throw it on with a simple sweater and boots, and you’re good to go.
Myla Burnout Mesh Wide Leg Jeans ($298)
Wide-leg jeans are everywhere right now, but what I love about this pair is that they aren’t just trendy—they’re also incredibly flattering. The mid-rise waist fits nicely before giving way to that relaxed, wide-leg silhouette.
And can we talk about the floral design? The burnout mesh gives these jeans a pretty, dimensional look that’s so much more interesting than your standard pair of denim. Designer Steven Oo really created something special here.
Edith Runched Long Sleeve Top in Lightweight Merino Wool Knit ($198)
I’ll always make room for a good long-sleeve in my closet, but I don’t necessarily want it to look like every other basic I own. This long-sleeve top is a fun upgrade though, thanks to the asymmetric shoulder and adjustable ruching that gives it a little more personality than your standard tee.
Designer Roderic Wong also made the ruching adjustable depending on the look you’re going for. Either gather it for a more fitted silhouette or let it drape a little more loosely. It’s a versatile staple that will carry you through fall and winter without feeling boring.
Ivy Herringbone Cinched Waist Jacket ($338)
Designed by Rebekka Bach, this Ivy Herringbone Cinched Waist Jacket is giving very chic French-girl energy. I love the fitted shape and structured shoulders, but the deep indigo herringbone fabric keeps it from feeling too buttoned-up. It has the polish of a tailored jacket with a little more ease.
The cropped length also makes it perfect for pairing with wide-leg trousers or a skirt, especially when you want to balance out a more voluminous bottom. Add some boots and you’re basically ready to go.
Kristy Plaid Offset Panel Wide Leg Pants in Lightweight Flannel ($248)
With the Kristy Plaid Offset Panel Wide-Leg Pants, designer Eleonora Bonfatti Sabbioni is proving plaid doesn’t have to be predictable. I love the way the mismatched panels give the classic check pattern a cool, slightly unexpected twist, but it’s balanced out by the relaxed wide-leg silhouette.
The adjustable waist ties are another nice touch, especially if you’re like me and prioritize comfort whenever you can get away with it. I’d style these with a simple fitted sweater and boots so the pants can do all the talking.
Catherine Double Faced Cabanse Coat in Wool Cashmere Blend ($528)
This coat is an investment, but it’s the kind of piece you buy once and then happily pull out year after year. Designed by Katiuscia Valente, it has the timeless feel of a classic caban coat, but the cape-inspired silhouette and velvet details give it a little more personality.
It’s made from a wool-cashmere blend, so it’s warm enough for cold days. Plus, the structured trim and velvet collar add a luxe touch. Say it with me: Worth it!
If any of the above caught your eye, Fabrique’s Designer Week is a great time to buy.
The brand’s event runs September 22-October 4, and members can earn 2X rewards points sitewide while redeeming points at the upgraded rate of 20 points for $1. If you’re not a member yet, sign up for Fabrique’s loyalty program and make your next purchase work a little harder for you.
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