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The Second Drop Of Phoebe Philo’s Namesake Brand Is Here

And styles are going fast.

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Happy Phoebe Philo day to all who celebrate. After debuting her highly-anticipated brand’s first drop in Oct. 2023, the namesake designer and industry vet — who took a five-year hiatus from the fashion industry prior to introducing her first-ever label — is back for round two. The brand launched its second product assortment this morning and, surprise, surprise — styles are already flying off the virtual shelves.

Philo’s first collection undeniably honed in on texture, as evinced by the fringy leather bomber jackets and sequin mini dresses in the lineup. (Philo’s loyal fans likely also noticed how her first shoe selection harkened back to her Celine days, with its square-toe silhouettes and “ugly” aesthetic.) And the brand’s latest drop followed suit. The esteemed designer continued to play with luxe materials such as calf hair (used on a boxy tote) and silk (see the pillow scarf, which is just begging to be used on a red-eye flight).

As for the price range? We won’t sugarcoat it: The looks come with a hefty price tag — precisely $450 to $9,500. That said, perhaps invest in a one-of-a-kind statement piece you won’t find anywhere else (like, say, the fringy black leather mules). Another option? Wait until the looks hit TheRealReal, which probably won’t be too long from now.

It’s no wonder the fashion scene has been losing it over Philo’s namesake brand, given her impeccable resume. Hailing from Paris, Philo studied at the prestigious Central Saint Martins, where she met fellow British designer Stella McCartney. In 1997, a year after graduating, Philo relocated back to Paris to join McCartney at Chloé. By 2001, she was appointed creative director of the French powerhouse.

After a five-year stint, Philo exited from Chloé in 2006 and took the helm at Céline in 2008. During her 10-year run, the respected designer reinvigorated the French fashion house, giving it a minimalist and cerebral look. Philo was succeeded by Hedi Slimane in 2018, who took the label in a more punk rock direction (and dramatically dropped the accent from the house name’s first e, making it Celine). Many mourned Philo’s exit, which led to an Instagram page dubbed @oldceline that keeps her legacy going. Today, the beloved page boasts 359k followers.

It’s only been hours since Philo’s second drop hit the site, and a handful of pieces are gone. That said, make sure you place your order, STAT. Should you need some shopping assistance, check out TZR’s favorite looks from the lineup below.

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