InStyle USA - 11.2019

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Fe et

Eco shoe label Rothy’s next

step toward sustainability:

introducing merino wool

produced using green

practices. How chic is this pair

from its ladylike capsule line by

Italian designer Marta Ferri?

In the

Black

Parisian art director

Julia Restoin Roitfeld

gives party dressing

that je ne sais quoi with

a selection of slinky

noir silhouettes for

the Outnet’s in-house

label Iris & Ink.

Rothy’s flats

(made of

sustainable

wool, recycled

water bottles,

and vegan

leather),

$195/pair;

rothys.com.

Sweater

To g e t h e r

Sales proceeds from the

Knotty Ones’ limited-

edition Slabada knits—

designed by model BFFs

Giedrė Dukauskaitė (left)

and Vaida Stankutė (far

left)—will support women

in Lithuania trying to leave

abusive relationships

by funding safe-house

accommodations or

consultations with a

psychologist.

The Knotty Ones sweaters

($309 each) and pants ($232

each). Also available as set,

$514 each; theknottyones.com.

Handmade with natural

materials by Lithuanian

craftswomen.

Just for K icks

For its first foray into sneakers, It-girl go-to

Reformation reinvents five New Balance classics in

earth-friendly materials and Instagrammable colors.

Reformation x New Balance Collection sneakers (made of

recycled polyester and suede that is tanned through a

chrome-free process), $100; thereformation.com.

Julia Restoin

Roitfeld for

Iris & Ink

dresses, $175

(top) and

$475;

theoutnet

.com.