It’s subtle things: the stand-up collar of a neat wool blazer, the black leather belts jumbled around the waist of another jacket, the surprising juxtaposition of tailoring and authentic-looking cargo pants. Here she is, at last, on the street in the Financial District, the kind of woman you can’t help but notice. So straight off, this one looks different-and right.īrand founder Marcus Wainwright has long talked about the real-life New York woman as both the inspiration and the end user at Rag & Bone.
Scroll back through a few years’ worth of Rag & Bone look books and you’ll see studio shoots and indoor sets in the form of hotel rooms, clubs, and the company’s West 13th Street headquarters.
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