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Oh Polly is an online fashion brand based in the UK that sells women's clothing internationally. They are known for their signature dresses in satin and slinky ruched fabrics, and offer mini, midi and maxi lengths. The brand has a strong social media presence with 4.7 million followers on Instagram. Oh Polly has received mixed reviews, with some customers praising their trendy and high-quality clothing, while others complain about poor customer service and shipping delays. They have an app available for US customers on the App Store. Oh Polly is a popular brand among young women looking for trendy and fashionable clothing.
Farm Rio is a women's clothing and lifestyle brand based in Brazil, founded in 1997 by Kátia Barros, who had no formal design training. Their clothing features playful patterns and is designed for warm-weather wear, often ideal for vacation. They offer printed dresses, bottoms, tops and more. Farm Rio is known as Brazil's most beloved clothing and lifestyle brand, and their products are sold through Anthropologie and Nordstrom, as well as on their own website. They are committed to sustainability and have a carbon-neutral policy. Their online purchases result in one tree planted for every item sold. Despite being a Brazilian brand, some of their clothes are made in China, and some people report feeling that the fabric quality is not as high as they expected.
STAUD is a fashion brand co-founded by Sarah Staudinger and George Augusto in Los Angeles in 2015, focusing on accessible and empowering fashion. Their latest collections are available on their website, and they offer free shipping and returns on orders over $100. Their Instagram account (@staud.clothing) showcases their designs, and their clothing can also be found at Shopbop and Nordstrom. While STAUD is based in California, it is not an Italian brand. Rather, the brand offers high-quality, timeless pieces that sit between fast fashion and luxury, appealing to a wider range of fashion shoppers.
