78% matchThe Line by K
Second-skin knit dressing in solid tones
What changes: Minimal LA basics rather than red-carpet gowns
Brand profile
Defunct New York label (2008–2020) known for body-conscious tailoring, cutout gowns and jumpsuits, founded by Carly Cushnie and Michelle Ochs.
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Cushnie announced its closure in October 2020, citing COVID-19 losses and retail conditions, so anything you find now is resale or leftover stock.
Its reputation came from sharp body-conscious tailoring: cutout gowns, jumpsuits and slip dresses in strong single colors rather than print or pattern.
Launched in 2008 as Cushnie et Ochs by Parsons graduates Carly Cushnie and Michelle Ochs; after Ochs left in 2018 it became Cushnie and added bags, denim and bridal.
78% matchSecond-skin knit dressing in solid tones
What changes: Minimal LA basics rather than red-carpet gowns
75% matchBias-cut satin occasion and bridal dressing
What changes: Lower price, bridesmaid-driven range
72% matchRed-carpet-leaning cocktail gowns with cutouts
What changes: Heavier embellishment, less clean tailoring
67% matchNY contemporary party dressing and jumpsuits
What changes: Playful prints and embellishment over sculpted solids
Cushnie was a New York women's ready-to-wear and bridal label founded in 2008 by Parsons graduates Carly Cushnie and Michelle Ochs as Cushnie et Ochs. It built its reputation on body-conscious tailoring, cutout gowns, jumpsuits and slip dresses in strong solid colors, worn by Beyoncé and Michelle Obama. Ochs exited in 2018 and the label was renamed Cushnie, with Carly Cushnie as majority owner adding handbags, denim and bridal plus a 2019 Target collaboration. Cushnie announced the business was closing in October 2020, citing COVID-19 losses and retail conditions.