Summary
- Bode marks its 10th anniversary with a Levi's partnership, blending Western Americana with quirky details like "Don't own a cow" graphics and bolo ties.
- The collection features jewel-embellished denim, cow-print mohair, and regimental coats, fusing Levi's workwear heritage with Bode’s signature craft-forward eccentricity and whimsical patterns.
After heading to the rodeo with Beyoncé for cowboy-inspired jeans, Levi's returns to the ring with Bode. Emily Adams Bode Aujla has partnered with Levi's for its FW26 collection, reflecting on its authentic Americana ethos at 10 years with a Western-inspired range, including everything from bolo ties to cowboy shirting.
Levi's' contributions, as the quintessential American denim brand, are expectedly in the jeans department, where Bode offers two washes with some styles embellished by rivets and jewels. The blue denim, referenced in a "Blue Jeans and Chaps" intarsia sweater, complements the rest of the line, which combines craft-forward details with classic workwear. Noticeably, Bode leans into its sense of humor this season, with one hoodie emblazoned with "Don't own a cow" and a striped tee with red hearts over the breasts.
Elsewhere, bold patterns make for whimsical and eye-catching looks. One look is a head-to-toe polka dot set, while in another instance, the model wears brown cowprint pants with a shearling jacket, finished with red striped trims. The recurring cowprint finds its most flattering expressions in a brushed mohair sweater and a jewel-embellished blazer. While the collection has an overall Western feel, in other moments it draws from its established reputation of eccentricity. The line features a black regiment coat with braided golden decals, and in a monochromatic look, a jacket boasts pankou-style toggles.
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