Brand profile

COLLINA STRADA

New York label by Hillary Taymour combining loud prints, deadstock fabrics and climate activism in playful, theme-driven collections.

New York CityOrigin
WomenswearFocus
Avant-gardeStyle
$$$Price

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What to know about COLLINA STRADA

Climate politics drives the design

Hillary Taymour runs the label as a platform for climate and social awareness, working with deadstock and lower-impact fabrics including its own rose silk.

Loud prints, patchwork, ruched denim

The clothes rely on clashing prints, patchwork, ruching and customised denim rather than quiet basics, sitting closer to avant-garde than to streetwear staples.

The runway is the message

Collections arrive as theme-led New York presentations, developed with longtime creative collaborator and photographer Charlie Engman since ready-to-wear began in 2017.

Known forT-shirts & graphic tees
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CONNER IVES

$$$$Upcycled dressesLondon, United Kingdom

Deadstock-driven patchwork with activist framing

What changes: Higher price, more vintage-Americana glamour than print riot

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No Sesso

$$$Genderless craftLos Angeles, United States

Genderless patchwork and craft with community politics

What changes: Smaller, more hand-made and LA-scene focused

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VAQUERA

$$$Punk runwayNew York City, United States

Same NY runway scene, punkier and more satirical

What changes: Subverts basics rather than layering loud prints

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Bobblehaus

$$$Sustainable basicsNew York City, United States

Deadstock genderless streetwear, brighter and cheaper

What changes: Streetwear silhouettes, no runway or tailoring ambition

Brand facts

Collina Strada is a New York label founded by designer Hillary Taymour, who started it in Los Angeles around 2008-2009 and moved east in 2010, expanding into full ready-to-wear collections from 2017. The brand positions itself as a platform for climate and social awareness, using deadstock and lower-impact materials including its rose silk. Collections lean on loud prints, patchwork, ruching and customised denim, shown in theme-led New York runway presentations. Photographer Charlie Engman is a longtime creative collaborator.

Founded
2009
Origin
New York City, United States
Made in
USA
Price
$$$
Typical prices
Jewelry $117–$150 · Trousers $380–$438 · T-shirts $156–$295
Focus
Womenswear
Facts checked
August 2026
Styles
Avant-garde, Streetwear, Y2K

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