Discover 1-of-1 pieces from The Marias, Dr. Woo, Leo Reilly, Lexie Liu and Jordan Vickors. Featuring Balenciaga, Chanel and more.

Pre-Owned Raf Simons x Ozweego 'Cream White', From the Closet of Leo Reilly

Leo Reilly
Leo Reilly knows how to have fun with fashion. Son of actor John C. Reilly and producer Alison Dickey, and better known by his stage name LoveLeo, the 24-year-old musician’s personal look is best described as an idiosyncratic patchwork of styles, eras and moods. Experimenting with a playful blend of menswear—where one day he might wear a suit and tie, and the next head-to-toe streetwear—the young artist and GREATEST 07 star isn’t afraid to express his personality through clothes. His only guiding rule, it seems, is to be completely, utterly himself.&nbsp;
Reilly’s Spring Exhibit selection presents a snapshot of his chameleonic style, featuring everything from Palace and Stray Rats to Balenciaga and Calvin Klein. “This Balenciaga tie dress shirt is one of the first pieces I bought once I started seeing some success with music,” he says of a personal highlight. “It’s just a perfect dress shirt silhouette to me.”

María
María is the ethereal voice of LA-based dream pop band The Marías. Born in Puerto Rico and raised in Atlanta, the artist’s personal style, much like her music, is simultaneously nostalgic and resolutely modern. With a wardrobe of feminine, 1990s-inflected shapes that exude a dark glamor, the artist’s aesthetic is shaped by the tenets of ease and timelessness, whether she’s on stage or off.
Highlights from her curation include a red Comme des Garçons sweater and one of her favorite polo shirts by Versace, which she says was “hard to part with.”&nbsp;

Kapital Boro Spring 1st Jacket 'Indigo', From the Closet of Dr. Woo

Dr. Woo
Brian Woo is one of the world’s most sought-after tattoo artists. With a trademark feather-light style that sees ink transformed into impossibly delicate shapes on the skin, the artist has attracted clients like Drake and Miley Cyrus as well as a devoted online following few in the industry can match. Outside of the studio, Woo’s enduring passion is clothes, and he has long been a purveyor of eclectic, thoughtfully produced streetwear sourced from eras past and present.&nbsp;
Woo’s edit for Spring Exhibit includes a handful of collectible outerwear pieces from Kapital, Junya Watanabe and Maison Margiela.

Miu Miu Boucle Mini Skirt 'Verde', From the Closet of Lexie Liu

Miu Miu Boucle Crop Top 'Verde', From the Closet of Lexie Liu

Lexie Liu
GREATEST alum and <a href="https://www.goat.com/editorial/lexie-liu-miu-miu-paris-fashion-week">muse to Miu Miu</a>, Lexie Liu has scarcely been seen in a look which didn’t include at least one of the Italian label’s signature pieces. She even wore Miu Miu on the cover of her hyperpop album The Happy Star, released last year to widespread acclaim. A leading figure in a new wave of Chinese artists, Liu’s style—like Miuccia Prada’s namesake label itself—interprets classic femininity through a 21st-century lens.&nbsp;
For Spring Exhibit, Liu presents a selection of items by Marine Serre, Saint Laurent and, of course, Miu Miu.

Jordan Vickors
Jordan Vickors is a London-based stylist, creative consultant, model and DJ. Previously working as an ambassador for Dazed Beauty as well as collaborating with Virgil Abloh, Vickors is best known for his work with Stüssy, where he has helped shape the creative direction of the skate and surf label’s campaigns. Vickors’ personal style is rooted in streetwear, blending small UK-based brands with vintage apparel and pieces from luxury houses.
Vickors’ curation for Spring Exhibit includes some of his favorite personal items, such as a bespoke screen-printed Andy Warhol x Calvin Klein 205W39NYC denim jacket and a sustainably-crafted Re-Nylon backpack by Prada x adidas.

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