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Alice & Olivia

Alice + Olivia was founded by former Penn classmates Stacey Bendet and Rebecca Matchett in 2002. (The line is named after the first names of the pair's mothers.) The socially well-connected duo showed Bendet's first designs to a crowd of fashion-industry insiders and celebrities at the Russian Tea Room that year, a "just pants" collection introducing the label's signature low-rise, slim-fitting "Staceypants" in bright colors and funky patterns. Bendet split from Matchett and picked up Theory founder Andrew Rosen as chief financial partner in 2003.

Bianca Nero Maria

Bianca Nero formally launched her eponymous line in 1998. The Bianca Nero silhouette is one of distinctly pure lines and strict body enhancing elegance. Her innovative textiles and fresh take on color, texture, and print show us that she isn't afraid to have fun with fashion.

Chelsea Flower

Feminine silk blouses and tops with a bit of retro vibe

Christopher Fischer Cashmere

A 25 year old company started in Scotland, Christopher learned the qualities and traditions of Scottish cashmere and balanced it with styling details for the contemporary customer.

Elaine Kim

Elaine operates her highly successful store in Los Angeles.  Arafina is fortunate to be one of her few wholesale accounts. Elaine's edgy, sophisticated style is a mix of cultures, times and histories.

Envi

This line of soft modal dresses incorporates prints created by the designer. Affordable and easy, but definitely artistic statements.

Gimos

This Italian outerwear firm combines the practicality of high tech fabrics with Italian flair for contemporary and innovative styles

Graham and Spencer

Jerry Graham and Toni Spencer, designers and creators of Velvet T-shirts, introduced Graham and Spencer in 2006. The target customer is chic in an unstudied way.

Iro

This chic French line is known for jackets, leathers and outerwear. The color palette is always neutral and the details and finishing always unique.

Jovani

Jovani is a go-to line of eye-catching gowns and social occasion dresses.

McQ Sarah Burton

Successor to Alexander McQueen, Sarah Burton is the creative head of both the couture line and the diffusion line, McQ. All the quirky elements, plus the impeccable tailoring can be found in both lines.

Milly

Milly is the "go to" label for classic looks interpreted with a youthful exuberance. Michelle Smith is the designer behind the clothing line Milly. Milly's bracingly colorful vintage-look dresses started taking closets by storm in 2000.

Nanette Lepore

First launched in 1992, Nanette Lepore has climbed steadily up the fashion ladder over the years. Shop Nanette Lepore for bohemian-inspired feminine clothing and statement accessories. Her specialty is dresses-reasonably priced, figure-flattering, and in sumptuous fabrics.

Nicole Miller

Nicole Miller is an American fashion designer who started her own company by the same name in 1982. The New York designer's dresses are frequently body-concious, and perfect for the sophisticated customer's social occasions. In Miller's hands, the drape and cut of designer clothes are transformed to a younger, more contemporary look.

Robert Rodriguez

Smythe

Theory

Sleek, Lycra-infused, and perfect for the office, Theory's pants, jackets, and skirts have been favorites of stylish professional women ever since the label was created in 1997. The on-trend offerings of each season change, but always retain a timeless quality that keeps customers wanting more.

Tory Burch

Launched in 2004, Tory Burch is an attainable, luxury, lifestyle brand defined by classic American sportswear with an eclectic sensibility. The label offers ready-to-wear, shoes, handbags, and jewelry. The look is flamboyant Madison Avenue: well-bred classics with an edge.

Helmut Lang

Helmut Lang opened his first studio in 1977. In the mid-eighties he became a celebrated designer with his first ready-to-wear collections in his hometown Vienna. Soon after the first success in Austria, he started to show women's clothes in Paris in 1986.   Helmut Lang creates long-term wardrobe staples that always yield a edgy, sophisticated, polished result. Straight-leg jeans, fitted sheath dresses, and sharply cut blazers define the look.