How to redeem a Nili Lotan promo code
- 1. Add your selected items to your shopping bag at Nili Lotan.
- 2. Open your bag and continue to checkout.
- 3. Find the field labeled Promo Code or Gift Card, then enter your code and apply it.
By Phia
Founded in New York in 2003 by designer Nili Lotan, the label builds a wardrobe around modern minimalism and ease. Nili Lotan is known for a luxury, understated point of view, with Japanese denim, tailored and relaxed pants, silk dresses, classic shirts, refined knits and premium outerwear. Leather accessories round out the collection, while Nili Lotan designs in New York with an emphasis on quality, fit and lasting wear. The brand sells through its online shop and its own boutiques, including locations in New York, Southampton and East Hampton. The result is a versatile line that shifts from crisp everyday essentials to more considered evening pieces without losing its quiet edge. For Nili Lotan denim, dresses or outerwear, Phia helps compare prices, check a sale or promo codes at checkout, and search secondhand and resale.
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A ballet flat, a loafer, and a Mary Jane all try to do the same job: sit somewhere between casual and polished without announcing themselves.

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Nili Lotan grew up in the Israeli beach town of Netanya, served two years in the Israeli Air Force, studied at Shenkar College of Engineering and Design in Tel Aviv, then moved to New York in 1980 and spent roughly two decades as a senior designer for Ralph Lauren, Liz Claiborne and Nautica before launching her own label in 2003. Her first collection was six pieces cut from a single Italian mill's fabric, including a Cropped Military Pant modeled on her own air force uniform that remains one of the label's signatures.

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Navy and black together works when navy goes on top and black underneath, in knits, shirts and jackets over black trousers, jeans and skirts. I added the navy and black bags, shoes and boots that make the old rule look outdated.

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A men's edit of graphic tees, stripes, camo and clashing prints for guys who like their outfits loud. Start with one bold piece and build around it.

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Corduroy is the fabric doing the most work this season, in 28 pieces from wide-leg corduroy pants and cropped trousers to shirt jackets built for layering.

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We know our way around denim—these 20 pairs have our stamp of approval.

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Accessories stopped being the afterthought somewhere around the time clothes got quieter. When the outfit is a coat and a trouser, the bag and the earring carry the entire argument. This edit sorts the season's crop by what each piece is actually doing.

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A women's edit of high-rise leggings in full length and 7/8. Mostly black, with a few colors for studio days and everyday wear.

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Black tie attire for women starts with the level of evening, not a demand to wear black. I trace the dress code from Tuxedo Park to floor-length gowns, chocolate brown, and the dressy cocktail option.

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Western-inspired looks built around fringe, denim on denim, wide-brim hats and tall boots, styled for the city and not the ranch.

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The bomber jackets doing the most work: 40 leather and tech-jersey bombers from Khaite, Sacai, Loro Piana and Gucci.

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Cotton blouses for you with crisp shirting, romantic voile, and polished resort tops that move from daytime plans to dinner.