This summer, Socialite is scheduled to introduce a direct-sales site at. Kleinjan said that her company would continue to produce private label. Other looks include a wide-leg jumpsuit and a gingham A-line skirt. Past looks from the line of knits and wovens include a sweatshirt with a twisted hem, a collared shirt with a raw hem, a tie-back peplum top and a sweater with a low V-neck. Anna Shay, an heiress and Los Angeles socialite who became a breakout star of the Netflix reality show Bling Empire, has died. Kleinjan said the new line will put Socialite on the road to being a lifestyle brand with plans to make accessories. The back label will feature the brand’s name embroidered in denim thread instead of a patch.įor denim jackets, looks include an oversized “boyfriend,” a denim jacket with cut-off sleeves and a long denim skirt. Bottoms will feature the Socialite-brand logo embroidered on the front-coin pocket. The line also will offer utility-style pants with cargo pockets. The “Dani” is the bottom with the fullest fit, described as a retro ’90s baggy look. The “Beau” look offers a relaxed “barrel” fit with side gussets, or pieces of fabric sewn into seams to add breadth. The “Thea” fit also features a high-waisted, straight-legged, ankle-crop look. The “Milla” silhouette offers a high waist with a slim leg in a rigid denim fabric and a fabric called comfort stretch. Socialite’s first season will feature about five different silhouettes. An upcoming season will offer white denim.

Denim washes include a light indigo, a “vintage” indigo as well as gray and black. Wholesale price points will range from $39 to $59 for bottoms and $59 to $75 for jackets. It will be the right quality and the right fit,” she said. Kleinjan hopes that the new denim line will see steady growth. jeans sales increased 3 percent to $15.3 billion in 2016. In the past few years, the category has rallied after steep competition from athleisure clothes, according to market researcher The NPD Group, which said U.S.

announced its net revenues grew 13 percent for its fourth quarter ended in November. Denim’s rise has been evident at trade shows such as the influential Liberty Fashion and Lifestyle Fairs, which produced a larger denim section at its Las Vegas show in February. He believes this is the right time to launch denim, which is returning to popularity with different styles, washes and looks. Gathers, who joined Socialite in November, has a long history with denim brands, including Ksubi, Genetic Denim and 7 for All Mankind.

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