In fashion, there is an appetite for utilitarian, basic and humble clothes


By AGENCY

A picture showing a shibori silk dress and a cotton velvet jumpsuit at the new Toast store in the NoLIta neighborhood of New York. Photo: The New York Times

At the end of last year, the lifestyle brand Toast quietly opened its second store in the US on Elizabeth Street in New York’s NoLIta neighbourhood.

Suzie De Rohan Willner, its CEO and an unassuming and warm presence, had flown in from London opening week.

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