If you read my try-on story a couple of months ago, you know I'm already a big fan of Everlane. The brand really excels in making timeless, sleek pieces that can be styled in a million different ways. But there's another reason I'm particularly drawn to Everlane's new denim capsule collection: it's inspired by Los Angeles, where I've lived for the past 12 years.
"As dreamers, creatives, and rule-breakers, we’re constantly inspired by our West Coast roots and by the humans that call California home," the brand said in a press release. "So for the L.A. Denim Capsule campaign, we asked three L.A. artists to take our pieces for a spin. Artist Amanda Wall, jewelry designer Laura Estrada, and photographer Erika Miyagiwa embody the ease of Everlane denim."
The capsule collection includes three styles, each available in two washes, and everything is made with 100% organic cotton. What's not to love? Scroll down to shop the new pieces before they inevitably sell out.
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