See ever look from Tibi's spring 2021 ready-to-wear collection
When Amy Smilovic was designing her spring 2021 collection, every piece had to meet a specific criteria: Could she wear it in her living room without feeling ridiculous? If anything felt even a little bit forced, it was swiftly cut. That isn’t to say this is a collection of sweatpants, though she did point out a few pullovers, sweat shorts, and comfy trousers in elevating shades of sapphire and emerald.
But those pieces account for just a fraction of the collection. Smilovic knows women aren’t interested in spending every single day in jersey and fleece, and she knows that fashion is definitely not “over,” despite what so many headlines have insisted. She found her inspiration for spring in 1930s films—not in the clothes, exactly, but in the spirit with which they were worn. Amidst the Great Depression, style was neither over-the-top fantastical nor depressingly subdued.
If anything, it’s only convinced Smilovic that she’s better off trusting her gut and her team’s. Spring 2021 marks the first season since she cut a significant chunk of her wholesale business—namely department stores—to focus on specialty boutiques and direct sales, and the collection is about a third of the size as a result.
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