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  Introducing Boboutic

  

  When: March 8, 2018Introducing Boboutic Conceptual knitwear  When we think knitwear, we often think of the garments that supplement an outfit rather statement pieces — the thin undershirt, the tights below a stunning dress, or the pullover sweater for an afternoon at home. Knitwear has been confined to essential, yet uneventful apparel. Boboutic’s mission rejects this […]

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  Closed Jeans for Pre-Fall

  

  When: June 29, 2018Closed Jeans for pre-fall have a soft tonal quality. Colors like dusty pink, sun bleached pumpkin, and different blues bring a new palette that can’t be missed. Closed Jeans pair with most of our clothing and it is fun to mix their unique colors with other sophisticated hues.

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  Lainey Keogh

  

  When: June 27, 2018Lainey Keogh arrived in-store. Sumptuous cashmere in the lightest of weight knit in the most elegant patterns. We have paired with The Row silk blouses for a classic look with an interesting color mix.

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  Ock Pop Tok: Folk Art Market Visiting Artist

  

  Traditional Laotian silk loomer, Khamchanh Khoutthao, will be conducting a weaving demonstration at Santa Fe Dry Goods. Khamchanh represents Ock Pop Tok, an ethical practice, women-owned company that supports women artisans and their families.

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  Holly Masterson: Folk Art Market Visiting Artist

  

  Holly Masterson is one of Santa Fe’s premier jewelry artisans. She employs a process in which she combines methods of primitive casting and finishing with contemporary handcraft techniques.

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  VOZ: Folk Art Market Visiting Artist

  

  VOZ is a collective of over 60 Chilean women working as master artisan weavers. Jasmine describes the pristinely woven textiles as “artisanal and ethical luxury.”

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  Péro: Folk Art Market Visiting Artist

  

  To celebrate Folk Art Market, Santa Fe Dry Goods will debut the Péro new Fall 2018 Collection. Péro's fresh take on the Fall palette includes hot pink and coral, a geometry of black and white checks, and accents of ornamental needle work.

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  Gilda Midani: Folk Art Market Visiting Artist

  

  Brazilian clothing designer Gilda Midani is known for the natural and mineral dyes she has created, and for the intricate paint splatters and hand-painted brush strokes that define her work.

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  Aboubakar Fofana: Folk Art Market Visiting Artist

  

  Known as the foremost indigo-dyer in the world, Aboubakar’s design sense is influenced by a global aesthetic and truly world-class mastery of craft. Aboubakar describes indigo as “a living blue,” and dyes his textiles with the plants sourced from his very own indigo farm in Mali.

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  Mieko Mintz: Folk Art Market Visiting Artist

  

  Japanese designer, Mieko Mintz, repurposes antique and vintage kantha-stitched textiles into jackets. Kantha is a distinct running stitch done by hand that originated in India 400 years ago.

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