From the Cape 🌅 line drying my celery stripe cotton set with my favorite vtg Hermès suit…fish market signage and my sandy and marker-d Switzerland tee.
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Sep 13, 2025Instagram
Last few days of summer 🌞 at the women’s store
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Sep 12, 2025Instagram
Bookmark for your next trip to New York … Emily Adams Bode Aujla’s career started with a bang: in 2017, she became the first woman to show her designs at Men’s Fashion Week in New York. She’d started her brand, Bode, a year earlier, making bold, one-off pieces out of vintage fabrics. Since then, Aujla has dressed everyone from Harry Styles to A$AP Rocky, and also expanded into womenswear and home goods. She grew up in Atlanta, where her mom and aunts introduced her to antiquing at an early age, and moved to New York to pursue a dual degree program at the New School, studying menswear at Parsons and philosophy at Eugene Lang. These days, she lives in the West Village with her husband, Aaron Aujla, the co-founder of interior-design firm Green River Project, and their two children, in an apartment layered with antique textiles and Art Deco furniture. In time for New York Fashion Week, Bode Aujla shares her favorite places to eat and shop in the city she calls home in Arts Intel Report. Discover more in the link in bio.
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Sep 10, 2025Instagram
My sweetest girl turned 2 last week…it’s been a dream. I took a doll stroller from Quebec, 40 years old, and reupholstered it with antique awning stripes- complete with a little bag. Made a green cake with wooden animals, our favorite recipe from Ben and Nick’s mom. She wore a crown of wild white sage. Shortly afterwards, she fed her prized miniature Babar book to Tuesday. Later in the week she played with her friend Dahlia’s whimsical theater. I guess I no longer have 2 under 2!
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Sep 10, 2025Instagram
The Bode House Shoe is made by a third-generation Italian shoe factory that was once a small artisan shop. It is made to be worn outdoors but is inspired by traditional house shoes. This style is a recreation of a needlepoint slipper from the 1930s-1940s and features a Bode logo alongside various motifs—chickens, fish, tools, and a flower. New men’s and women’s styles from the Fall 2025 collection, The Expressionist, now available online in stores.
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Sep 7, 2025Instagram
Homepage change from Bode
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Sep 7, 2025Homepage
New men’s and women’s styles from The Expressionist available online and in stores now. One of the key songs in Broadway’s Peter Pan, “I’ve Gotta Crow,” is sung by Peter when he first meets the Darling children—“I’m just the cleverest fellow/ ’Twas ever my fortune to know,” he sings, “I taught a trick to my shadow/ To stick to the tip of my toe.” One of the best-known songs from the musical, it was one of the early scores written by Moose Charlap and lyricist Carolyn Leigh. Pictured are sheet music for the song—with words by “Mark” Charlap, as he is styled in many of the original scores—and some of Leigh’s original lyrical notes, found in the archives of the New York Public Library for the Performing Arts.
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Sep 6, 2025Instagram
The Village Vanguard at 178 7th Avenue South—the “Camelot of jazz rooms”—is the oldest operating jazz venue in America, opened in 1935 by Lithuanian immigrant Max Gordon. Originally imagined as a cafe and cabaret for Bohemian intellectuals, it hosted comedians, beat poets, and folk artists alongside early jazz musicians in its first decades. In the 1950s, as Moose Charlap and Sandy Stewart were arriving in New York and immersing themselves in the city’s music scene, the club narrowed its focus to jazz. It quickly becoming a kingmaker in the genre, launching and developing the careers of artists like Miles Davis, Bill Evans, Thelonious Monk, and Gerry Mulligan. Over two hundred jazz albums, including many essential works in the history of jazz, have been recorded on the club’s basement stage. Bill Charlap, Moose and Sandy’s son, has been a Village Vanguard fixture since the 2000s, playing with The Bill Charlap Trio. The trio has recorded multiple albums, in the tradition of the venue, live at the Vanguard. Charlap is currently playing a two-week run through September 14. Tickets are available at villagevanguard.com
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Sep 5, 2025Instagram
MASS. 🦀
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Aug 28, 2025Instagram
Théo in Centr’Halles Park. The Paris Souvenir Tee is available exclusively at Bode Paris, 6 Rue de Valois.
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Aug 27, 2025Instagram
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Aug 26, 2025Instagram
Late summer in the 1st arrondissement.
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Aug 25, 2025Instagram
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Aug 24, 2025Instagram
Naïlia in the Regatta Stripe Dress and Pajama Pants.
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Aug 22, 2025Instagram
For almost 10 years, I’ve made clothing using antique French textiles—from mattress covers to handkerchiefs. Bolts and scraps of French shirting from the turn of the century through the 1970s have always been something I hunt for in markets and estates. The City of Paris series is based on an archive of French shirting sample books dating to the 1930s. These books would have been used in tailor shops and department stores to display shirting options for customers. Each fabric in the collection has been reproduced from an original swatch. They are designated by a “City of Paris” label originally affixed to a formal shirt from the early 20th century. City of Paris styles, photographed by Fanny Latour-Lambert around our Paris shop, include the Regatta Stripe, the Celery Stripe, and the Lavender Sail. Naïlia wears the Regatta Stripe Dress and Pajama Pants.
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Aug 21, 2025Instagram
County Clare and House Shoes available online and in stores.
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Aug 20, 2025Instagram
Some summer 🌞🌙
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Aug 20, 2025Instagram
The Manhattan Island Shirt reflects the landscape of Moose Charlap’s midcentury Manhattan. Illustrations of Grand Central Terminal, the New York Stock Exchange, Battery Park, and the Metropolitan Museum of Art are printed on colorful lightweight silk. Available online and in stores.
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Aug 18, 2025Instagram
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