MEN'S AND WOMEN'S
Norma Kamali
A fabric that moves before it is cut settles a Norma Kamali garment before any other detail does. The label, which traces back to a New York store opened in 1967, built its language on stretch jersey and shirring — cloth that gathers and releases around a body rather than being pinned into one fixed shape — so a dress packs flat and still falls the way it was drawn.
That thinking runs through everything the house is recognised for. The Sleeping Bag Coat came from an actual sleeping bag, cut up after a camping trip and rebuilt as outerwear; the Parachute pieces were made from real silk parachutes, with drawcords pulling volume in and out. Swimwear follows the same logic, and the fleece and jersey separates read as easily at night as they do by day.
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