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The product: SMYTHE X Rivet Utility Jumpsuit.
Why we love it: Toronto-based brand SMYTHE has partnered with the Los Angeles clothing company Rivet Utility to create a blazer-style jumpsuit that’s sure to be on many people’s wish lists. (And spotted on several stars).
The celebrity favourite — Catherine, Princess of Wales, Blake Lively, and Megan Markle are just a few of the stars that have been spotted in SMYTHE — teamed up with designer Daun Dees of Rivet Utility to create the streamlined suiting-inspired piece made from a stretch, “season-less” fabric.
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The made-in-Canada design came about after Smythe co-founders and designers Andrea Lenczner and Christie Smythe reached out to the Rivet Utility team due to their shared outlook on selecting a style — and sticking to it.
“We approached Daun and the Rivet Utility team because we could relate to their commitment to doing one thing well. Their mission to perfect the jumpsuit paralleled our journey of constructing the ultimate women’s blazer,” the duo shared in a news release.
According to Dees, the partnership design is about much more than fashion.
“It’s a shared commitment to elevating women’s confidence and style through impeccably designed clothing,” Dees says.
The price: $795.
The retailer: Shopsmythe.ca.
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