Knowing about all this great stuff is killing us

blog_revolve.jpgblog_revolve_shoe.jpgFor true fashion hounds, sifting through the 400-plus brands on the Revolve Clothing website is the perfect way to while away an hour (or five). But for lightning-fast shopping sprees, check out the new sister site. Dubbed Forward and developed by the same crack team of buyers, it spotlights fewer than 25 resources, most of which have never been featured on Revolve. The eclectic mix includes a few tried-and-trues (Rag & Bone,  Erin Fetherston) along with lesser-known resources such as Leonello Borghi and Nude: Masahiko Maruyama. Accessories are a strong suit, including the crazy pony hair booties from Alessandro Dell Acqua and jaunty fedoras by Victor Osborne. There’s an affordable assortment of vintage items, too, including a gorge $450 Saint Laurent bolero.

A look from Erin Fetherston and an Alessandro Dell Acqua bootie sold on Forward. 

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