The instagram-favorite brand had their models put on their dancing shoes.

Since launching in 2015, Sarah Staudinger and partner George Augusto&rsquo;s STAUD has become a favorite of fashion cool girls like <a href="https://www.lofficielsingapore.com/fashion/interview-with-alexa-chung-the-british-model-designer-launches-her-new-eponymous-clothing-line">Alexa Chung</a>, <a href="https://www.lofficielsingapore.com/fashion-week/what-happened-at-couture-fashion-week-spring-2019">Dakota Johnson</a>, and <a href="https://www.lofficielsingapore.com/fashion/scandinavian-fashion-s-forward-thinking-creativity">Leandra Medine</a>. When creating her brand, LA-based designer Sarah Staudinger, previously at Reformation, wanted to fill a gap she found in the garment industry. STAUD&rsquo;s gained quite the following for their colorful and elegant pieces, which do not sacrifice quality despite their accessible price-point.

For their <a href="https://www.lofficielsingapore.com/categories/fashion-week">Fall 2019 runway show</a>&mdash;the second for the brand&mdash;STAUD opted for a fun, flirty and lively approach. Before the models even walked out, the set was was a glittery display of streamers reminiscent of a high school dance. As the lights went down, Andrea True&rsquo;s 1976 disco bop More, More, More rang through the room, and the first model shimmied out&nbsp;in a plaid trenchcoat dress, setting the tone for a show that would have seventies vibes galore&mdash;sachays&nbsp;included.

STAUD&rsquo;s accessories game got a funky update, with models swinging crescent-shape shoulder bags as they boogied about, while others sported shearling-adorned evening clutches. As for footwear, the brand debuted its own line of shoes this season. They presented their own snakeskin spin on this season&rsquo;s statement boot and &mdash;and boy did the models prove they were made for walking. Other sensible footwear options? The green stilettos that looked&nbsp;far too beautiful to be comfortable. Still, the models seemed like they were two-stepping on air.

In an interview, Staudinger said that it was a really important collection for her because fashion &ldquo;is not just about the way clothes make you feel, but the way people move in the clothes&hellip;It&rsquo;s all about real people living&hellip;their best lives.&rdquo; We don&rsquo;t know about you, but STAUD&rsquo;s flowy ankle-length dresses and sequin two pieces are exactly what we see ourselves living our best lives in.

Staud Models Strut Their Stuff for Fall 2019

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