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Dress Code: Interior Designer Alyssa Kapito on the Art of Being Intentionally Understated
For New York-based Alyssa Kapito, her personal style is an extension of the pristine design projects her fan-base have come to know her for. Quintessentially Uptown with an element of ease, the most-loved pieces in her closet prove that an outfit that whispers is just as impactful as one that shouts. A go-to collaborator and party host for brands including Savette and Rosie Huntington-Whiteley’s Mèmoire, here she discusses how she approaches making it all look easy.
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For New York-based Alyssa Kapito, her personal style is an extension of the pristine design projects her fan-base have come to know her for. Quintessentially Uptown with an element of ease, the most-loved pieces in her closet prove that an outfit that whispers is just as impactful as one that shouts. A go-to collaborator and party host for brands including Savette and Rosie Huntington-Whiteley’s Mèmoire, here she discusses how she approaches making it all look easy.
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According to Vogue’s linked report, Dress Code: Interior Designer Alyssa Kapito on the Art of Being Intentionally Understated, For New York-based Alyssa Kapito, her personal style is an extension of the pristine design projects her fan-base have come to know her for. Quintessentially Uptown with an element of ease, the most-loved pieces in her closet prove that an outfit that whispers is just as impactful as one that shouts. A go-to collaborator and party host for brands including Savette and Rosie Huntington-Whiteley’s Mèmoire, here she discusses how she approaches making it all look easy.
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