(Source: Faircloth & Supply Collared Dress, $200; Spade Dress, $150; Overalls, $225; Pinned Dress, $275)Given Phoebe Dahl's lineage, a career in the arts was perhaps inevitable. The granddaughter of famed children's author Roald Dahl, she studied at FIDM and London College of Design before landing an assistant job with a designer in Amsterdam. While on a business trip in Tokyo, Dahl toured a few of the city's linen mills and left inspired to start her own label. Last fall, that vision came to fruition when she launched Faircloth & Supply, a range of linen dresses and separates ($150–$300) handmade in LA, the designer's current home.
(Source: Faircloth & Supply Button Up, $175; Bucket Blouse, $175; Swing Top, $150)Dahl's current collection consists of short collared dresses ($200), contrast overalls ($225) and sleeveless swing tops ($150), along with several other loose-fitting, casual garments. Faircloth & Supply's partnership with General Welfare Pratisthan provides one school uniform to a girl in Nepal for every piece sold. Additionally, those browsing and shopping the label online can help fund educational opportunities and small business loans for Nepalese girls and women through the label's e-commerce site.
All Faircloth & Supply styles are currently 50 percent off as part of the label's ongoing recognition of the International Day of the Girl, observed annually on October 11. For a complete look at the brand's offerings, and to learn more about its efforts in Nepal, explore Faircloth & Supply here.
All Faircloth & Supply styles are currently 50 percent off as part of the label's ongoing recognition of the International Day of the Girl, observed annually on October 11. For a complete look at the brand's offerings, and to learn more about its efforts in Nepal, explore Faircloth & Supply here.
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