Café Forgot's new collaboration with Larrie is its biggest showing yet, and they’ve stocked numerous new designers for it.
created from dainty, ruffled scrap fabric that looks as much a sculpture as it does something to wear.The collaboration is something that Haas, Weisner, and Larrie founder Becky Elmquist have been planning for a while, ever since Elmquist first walked into Café Forgot’s bygone Tribeca pop-up.
“A lot of our designers work mainly doing one-of-a-kind pieces, and that kind of made sense in the context of the gallery already,” Weisner says.
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