Fuchsia Cherry CoatWhen Sandy Stewart, Moose Charlap's wife, came to New York in the 1950s to work as a television singer, she lived in the Barbizon Hotel for Women with other young singers, actresses, and models of the time. This coat, a couture silhouette from the 1950s, references the going out wardrobes of those young women. Cut from electric pink silk, it is trimmed with hand beaded cherry trim. 57% cotton 43% silk Made in India Dry clean only View all outerwear

Four front buttons

This crewneck sweater

This shirt is inspired by an embroidered tablecloth from the 1920s-1940s

trimmed with pink and white woven trim

We have recreated the original pattern—a green and white floral—for this shirt

We reproduced the print for this style

This long sleeve shirt is inspired by a 1950s embroidered panel

These trousers are inspired by a scrap of 1920s trim

We reproduced the original print on a fine

The jacket has an elongated fit and an attached scarf detail

The shorts have double pleats and a double-snap detail

This top is made from deadstock dress fabric from the 1940s