After the immense success of John Derian’s first collaboration with Todd Snyder, the shop owner and decoupage artist is back again. This time, it appears that both designers were inspired by New England summers. Derian once again seems to have dug into his archive of vintage prints to build a collection that’s a bit of Maine coast with a good bit of Victoriana for good measure. From crewnecks with pastel crabs to seashell-laden button-downs, the collection is an ode to the sea and the often overlooked, but nonetheless beautiful, moments only seen in summertime.
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