Quirk

09/24/2026

If the clean-girl vibe has got you down, Spring 2027 has a few suggestions.

Nothing against a crisp shirt or a very useful pair of navy trousers. But getting dressed does not have to feel like completing a 90s Gap mix-and-match worksheet. And the faux old-money uniform? We can afford to loosen up.

At NYFW, Coach brought the party, Sandy Liang put pink bows in unexpected company, and Thom Browne sent precise tailoring into a wonderfully strange garden. Tory Burch gave the cardigan a social life. Collina Strada took romance for a walk on the wild side.

Keep the clean outfit. Add the peculiar brooch, the bright shoe, the preppy flourish that is slightly too much. Personal style is allowed to have a personality.

Our Spring 2027 roundup is live on Quirk Mag, with a styling take from Couture Zen. Read the full article: https://shopquirkla.com/nyfw-spring-2027-color-trends/

Images: Coach — Daniele Oberrauch / Gorunway and Luca Zanoni / Coach; Sandy Liang — Gorunway.com via Vogue; Thom Browne — Corey Tenold; Tory Burch — brand imagery; Collina Strada — Ryan Petrus.

09/04/2026

More Is More: What Dolly Parton Taught Us About Personal Style

A tribute to a woman who understood that style becomes powerful when it stops asking permission.

Dolly Parton never dressed for approval. Her rhinestones, wigs, heels, humor, and extraordinary consistency made her instantly recognizable—and offer a lesson in what personal style actually means.

08/15/2026

The smartest designer buy is not always the name everyone else is searching for.

Sometimes it is the label sitting three hangers away.

We’re talking designers with real point of view, excellent construction, and pieces that can still be wildly more interesting than their secondhand prices suggest.

Dries. Marni. Jil Sander. Martine Sitbon. Costume National. Sonia Rykiel. Pierre Hardy. The Moschino especially the Pieces with a Joke.

Not investment advice. Not a logo ranking.

Just the names that make us stop when we see them on a rack.

The full Quirk Index is live in the Journal.
Links in the comments.

Which label do you think the resale market is sleeping on?

05/04/2026

Behind the scenes shooting our men’s spring/summer pieces for the website with model, .

We’re showcasing how mixing eras in vintage menswear can feel super organic and fun while still evoking a kind of collegiate, preppy menswear cool.

1950s through 1990s pieces come together in a way that feels natural, not forced, with just enough structure to ground it and enough looseness to keep it interesting. This is really how we think about styling men’s vintage clothing right now.

And the modern man carries a great bag, whether it’s a 1970s Fendi, a Dior jacquard logo clutch, or something more understated. Designer and luxury vintage bags become part of the look without overpowering it.

Pragmatic fashion choices are easy to make while still keeping things effortlessly whimsical, which is really the balance we’re always chasing at Quirk.

If you’re looking for vintage menswear in Los Angeles, men’s vintage clothing, or designer vintage bags, come see us in person at our showroom in DTLA or shop online. We ship worldwide.