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The Frankie Shop
The Frankie Shop was founded in 2014 by Gaëlle Drevet, a French native turned New Yorker, who sought to create fashion for women who prioritize authenticity and self-expression over conformity to traditional fashion codes. Opening its first doors in New York's Lower East Side in 2015, the brand quickly became synonymous with smart, oversized suiting that blends masculine and feminine elements, drawing from Drevet's French heritage and New York aesthetic.
The brand's philosophy centers on serving "women who work as hard as they play" and believe that feeling good means looking like themselves. From its humble beginnings as a single storefront, The Frankie Shop has evolved into a multinational concept with locations in both New York and Paris, generating $40 million in net sales by 2022. The brand has maintained its signature aesthetic of elevated staples in neutral palettes while expanding into menswear and unisex lines, staying true to its inclusive and gender-fluid ethos.
Style keywords
Oversized
Minimalist
Androgynous
Modern
Contemporary
Brand Spotlight
The Frankie Shop
Style keywords
Oversized
Minimalist
Androgynous
Modern
Contemporary
The Frankie Shop was founded in 2014 by Gaëlle Drevet, a French native turned New Yorker, who sought to create fashion for women who prioritize authenticity and self-expression over conformity to traditional fashion codes. Opening its first doors in New York's Lower East Side in 2015, the brand quickly became synonymous with smart, oversized suiting that blends masculine and feminine elements, drawing from Drevet's French heritage and New York aesthetic.
The brand's philosophy centers on serving "women who work as hard as they play" and believe that feeling good means looking like themselves. From its humble beginnings as a single storefront, The Frankie Shop has evolved into a multinational concept with locations in both New York and Paris, generating $40 million in net sales by 2022. The brand has maintained its signature aesthetic of elevated staples in neutral palettes while expanding into menswear and unisex lines, staying true to its inclusive and gender-fluid ethos.