88% matchVince
Same LA easy-luxe knits and silk, softer tailoring
What changes: Quieter, more neutral basics; less party dressing
Brand profile
Los Angeles contemporary womenswear label by stylist-turned-designer Andrea Lieberman, known for relaxed-luxury tailoring, knitwear and day-to-evening dresses.
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Andrea Lieberman built the label in 2009 after years styling celebrities, and she remains design lead, with a VP of design added in 2024.
Most pieces land between roughly $250 and $800, with fabrics sourced from European mills rather than the volume suppliers common at that tier.
The core is knitwear alongside tailored blazers, trousers, leather and dresses — Los Angeles ease built to carry from daytime into evening.
88% matchSame LA easy-luxe knits and silk, softer tailoring
What changes: Quieter, more neutral basics; less party dressing
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What changes: More trend-driven, French rock edge, mall-adjacent scale
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What changes: Lower price, more workwear-office restraint
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What changes: Heritage house feel, less LA day-to-evening dressing
A.L.C. is a Los Angeles women's contemporary ready-to-wear label founded by former celebrity stylist Andrea Lieberman, who debuted the collection in 2009 after moving from New York. It builds "laid-back luxury" wardrobes around tailored blazers, trousers, knitwear, leather pieces and day-to-evening dresses, using European mill fabrics; retail prices run roughly $250 to $800. Lieberman sold a majority stake to Lee Equity–backed InterLuxe in 2015 and remains the design lead, with a VP of design hired in 2024. The brand runs its own US stores, including Beverly Hills, alongside wholesale and e-commerce.