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HommeGirls POLOS for Women
Savvy, flirtatious, and contemporary, HommeGirls offers coy womenswear renditions of classic menswear tropes. Once a dressmaker to former first lady Michelle Obama, Thai-American designer Thakoon Panichgul takes a left turn with HommeGirls—putting his vast experience as a tailor to the service of a pared-back, androgynous aesthetic. With polos and knit sweaters cropped to reveal logo-woven boxer briefs and low-rise pleated trousers, the brand’s wardrobe combines the empowering, armor-like qualities of traditional men’s suiting with cues of feminine allure to create strong silhouettes with a seductive bent. Capitalizing on the in-between, HommeGirls’s ready-to-wear embodies a nonconformist yet functional luxury.Savvy, flirtatious, and contemporary, HommeGirls offers coy womenswear renditions of classic menswear tropes. Read more
