91% matchVeronica Beard
Same blazer-led NY contemporary formula, Dickey-jacket hook
What changes: More preppy-classic and denim-heavy, less party dressing
Brand profile
New York contemporary womenswear label founded in 2016 by Jane Siskin, known for tailored blazers and separates mixed with feminine dresses.
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Collections start from blazers, trousers and tailored separates, then extend into dresses and eveningwear — the tailoring is the anchor, not an afterthought.
Sold through Saks, Neiman Marcus, Bergdorf Goodman, Bloomingdale's and Nordstrom, with a first flagship in SoHo.
Jane Siskin launched the label in 2016 with partner Jalal Elbasri after running the Elizabeth and James license, and has since added beachwear and Brazil-made footwear.
91% matchSame blazer-led NY contemporary formula, Dickey-jacket hook
What changes: More preppy-classic and denim-heavy, less party dressing
76% matchPared-back NY stretch-wool tailoring, less embellishment
What changes: Minimal workwear basics rather than feminine eveningwear
72% matchOversized menswear-cut blazers at a lower price point
What changes: Cooler, boxier silhouettes and no occasion/evening range
68% matchOccasion dressing and tailoring in the same price band
What changes: British high-street polish, full men's and women's range
Cinq à Sept is a New York contemporary womenswear label launched in 2016 by Jane Siskin, previously the licensee of Elizabeth and James, with partner Jalal Elbasri. The brand builds collections around blazers, trousers and tailored separates paired with feminine dresses and eveningwear, and takes its name from the French phrase for five-to-seven. It sells through Saks Fifth Avenue, Neiman Marcus, Bergdorf Goodman, Bloomingdale's and Nordstrom, opened its first flagship in SoHo, and has extended into beachwear and a footwear line designed in New York and made in Brazil.