The intimate and timeless garments of Bode

Burgeoning New York designer Emily Bode swiftly earned acclaim for her namesake label Bode (pronounced Boh-dee) by venturesomely fashioning a myriad of antiquated, one-of-a-kind textiles into classic workwear silhouettes. Less than a year after founding the label in 2016, she became the first female menswear designer to present at Men's New York Fashion Week.

During her years spent obtaining a dual degree in menswear design and philosophy, she perfected her remarkable ability to track down, treat, and, ultimately, transform rare and archaic fabrics from around the globe into vintage-inflected apparel.

Bode’s collections draw inspiration from sources close to the designer’s heart: from the treasures found in her uncle’s attic in the South of France to the musings of a Cape Cod botanist-turned-quilt-dealer. Intimate and utterly timeless, Bode’s refurbished garments cleverly counterweigh the predominantly streetwear-heavy menswear landscape.