Right: Autumn/Winter 2016
Left: Spring/Summer 2017
Limited edition designs by Juliana Cho
Thank goodness I stopped buying Vogue several years ago.
Juliana Cho of Annelore...worked for Catherine Malandrino before launching her line and opening her boutique in 2002. Juliana's clothes have been featured in Vogue, Elle, New York Magazine, Lucky, Marie Claire and Harper's Bazaar just to name a few. Her designs have been seen on Gretchen Mol, Stella Tennant, Julianna Moore, and Liv Tyler as well as many other women with great taste. Her unique approach to her collections and her business model make her a valuable resource for designers trying to find that elusive way forward. [Source]The Spring/Summer 2017 dress above sells for $595.
I couldn't find anywhere online to buy the Autumn/Winter 2016 combination.
But Cho's Annelore website does tell me:
The line is never more than 30 pieces per season, and every piece is curated to be the best in design, make, and fit. ANNELORE is the antithesis of mass-produced fashion.Oh, and in case you were wondering, Cho's West Village store...
became the destination for women looking for something original and beautiful to wear.And her demographic?
The ANNELORE customer is smart, confident, and chic. She does not follow trends or labels. She is successful in her own craft and thus appreciates our craft as dressmakers. The ANNELORE collection is a tribute to our customers.