How to redeem a St. Agni promo code
- 1. Add your selected items to your shopping bag at St. Agni.
- 2. Open your bag and continue to checkout.
- 3. Find the field labeled Promo Code or Gift Card, then enter your code and apply it.
By Phia
St. Agni is an independent, Australian design studio, founded in Byron Bay. The studio explores contemporary wardrobing through considered design and precise tailoring, that speaks to a minimalist aesthetic. A vision conceived from the idea of designing functionally refined pieces, a less is more philosophy.
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St. Agni minimalism that lasts: 16 belted wool sweatshirts, open-back blouses and strapless pieces, priced $140 to $440.

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Lara and Matt Fells, a married couple with retail backgrounds rather than design degrees, started their label in Byron Bay, Australia, in 2014 with a maxed-out credit card and a handful of leather tote bags. The brand found its signature in woven mules introduced around its third year, pieces that reportedly sold out on repeat, before it grew into a full ready-to-wear range still designed and headquartered in that same coastal town.

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Twenty-four black bags worth carrying, from slouchy hobos and work totes to crackle patent evening bags, sorted by how you actually carry them.

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Base layers for cold days are thin henleys, knit tops, turtlenecks and cashmere that keep you warm without adding bulk.

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The silk blouses that carry a whole wardrobe: 40 styles from Saint Laurent, Gucci, Khaite and Chloé.

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Halter necklines are back in a clean, grown-up way—think sleek tanks, dresses, and bodysuits that frame the shoulders.

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Tops with twists, ties and open backs that look just as good when you turn around. Made for anyone who likes a quiet detail.

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Soft layers, clean sneakers and a big tote for a day of security lines, sitting and landing.

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Brown suede hobo bags, shoulder bags, totes and buckets in chocolate, caramel and cocoa, plus how to keep suede looking new.

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Loose tees, soft sweatshirts and wide pants for days when you want to move freely. Made for women who put comfort first.

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Gowns, satin dresses and sharp silk tops with a runway feel. For anyone who wants one dramatic piece to carry an outfit.

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Denim has split into two camps, rigid heavy jeans that look like they could survive anything and softer, slouchier shapes that sit low on the hip. Both are a reaction against the stretchy skinny jean that defined the previous decade, and both are now fully mainstream. This edit follows Moda Operandi's denim guide, covering the jeans themselves and what to wear with them.