If you're not already familiar with it, Anthropologie (or “Anthro” amongst true believers) is the fashion mecca in North America (and since March this year, London, too) famous for its romantic-sophisticated clothing and shabby-chic homewares, not to mention amazing art-installation displays.
Detractors may wonder what the big deal is, but they cannot deny the obsessive global following of fans that Anthropologie attracts.
Anthropologie sells an astounding array of 200 women’s fashion brands, almost all of them as exclusives. Every piece feels like a one-off, even if it’s not. (And they make you say, “I want everything!”).
Girls from Savoy is one such hugely popular exclusive brands. The “girls” of GFS are Pam Berick and Melissa Charatz, two longtime friends who parlayed their shared love of feminine silhouettes and vintage prints into Anthro-exclusive threads that have been seen on Glee, Grey’s Anatomy, The Vampire Diaries, and How I Met Your Mother, and on celebs like Dianna Agron and Taylor Swift.
Make a cheery splash at your next special occasion in this Girls from Savoy for Anthropologie crinkled crepe sheath dress, featuring an uplifting mustard-yellow hue and cute waistband buttons.
Pair this retro-inspired style with gold accessories and heels for an outfit that goes from the desk to dinner!
(RRP US$168)
(Top to bottom) The dress -in an alternative colour and print- as seen on style blogger Sydne Summer, the Anthropologie catalogue, and Emma of Glee (Jayma Mays).
Like a unique wonderland in which you experience pleasures in every corner, everything in Anthropologie stores is inspired by vintage. Bee-you-ti-ful.
Hollywood has a deep love affair with Anthropologie dresses.
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