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Conner Ives
Conner Ives is an American fashion brand founded by designer Conner Ives, who was born and raised in Bedford, New York. After moving to London to study at Central Saint Martins, Ives established his namesake label while still an undergraduate, quickly gaining recognition for his innovative approach to sustainable fashion. The brand is built on a foundation of environmental responsibility, using vintage garments and deadstock materials as raw materials for new creations.
The brand is renowned for its signature patchwork T-shirt dresses made from repurposed vintage tees, creating unique one-of-a-kind pieces that blend collegiate prep and sports influences with modern American nostalgia. Ives' designs explore themes of American identity and pop culture archetypes, drawing inspiration from his suburban upbringing and childhood memories. His work has gained international acclaim, with pieces worn by celebrities like Rihanna and Adwoa Aboah, and featured in exhibitions at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
Style keywords
Sustainable
Nostalgic
Americana
Upcycled
Playful
Brand Spotlight
Conner Ives
Style keywords
Sustainable
Nostalgic
Americana
Upcycled
Playful
Conner Ives is an American fashion brand founded by designer Conner Ives, who was born and raised in Bedford, New York. After moving to London to study at Central Saint Martins, Ives established his namesake label while still an undergraduate, quickly gaining recognition for his innovative approach to sustainable fashion. The brand is built on a foundation of environmental responsibility, using vintage garments and deadstock materials as raw materials for new creations.
The brand is renowned for its signature patchwork T-shirt dresses made from repurposed vintage tees, creating unique one-of-a-kind pieces that blend collegiate prep and sports influences with modern American nostalgia. Ives' designs explore themes of American identity and pop culture archetypes, drawing inspiration from his suburban upbringing and childhood memories. His work has gained international acclaim, with pieces worn by celebrities like Rihanna and Adwoa Aboah, and featured in exhibitions at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.