What do you get when you mix a seasoned denim expert, a dash of L.A.-girl cool, and some covetable new clothes? The brand-new line Adaptation.
As Vogue reports, the Los Angeles–based brand was created by Ali Fatourechi, the founder of celeb-favorite line Genetic Denim. After parting ways with that brand, he’s now back with Adaptation, which boasts California-cool staples like boyfriend jeans, graphic tees, bomber jackets, and more. One standout piece is a checkered varsity jacket that would instantly punch up any look. Plus, the denim selection is top-notch, featuring skinny and boyfriend iterations with cool distressed details. Oh, and how could we not mention the cheeky tee emblazoned with the phrase “Welcome to California / Now Leave”? We rounded up our favorite picks from the collection, which are currently available to preorder on Fwrd.com.
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This checkered print is a cool update on the varsity jacket.
Meet your new favorite skinny jeans.
These gray boyfriend jeans will go with everything in your closet.
How cute—and funny—is this tee?
These light-wash jeans have just the right amount of distressing.
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