IN at Oak: mb999

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The Fashionisto

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Published March 3, 2009

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Oak having great stock is no surprise, but the New York based store has been doing ridiculously well in the art direction lately. Great stock plus artful execution equals a consumer’s worst nightmare – no self-control. The latest label to arrive at Oak is Los Angeles based mb999. Designer Michel Berandi’s collection sports a raw rebellious edge that finds its place somewhere between punk and gothic aesthetics. View Oak’s stock here.


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