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New York, United States

Marissa Webb

  • Structured tailoring
  • Utility details
  • Softly feminine separates

Marissa Webb studied at the Fashion Institute of Technology and led womenswear and accessories design at J.Crew before launching her namesake collection for Spring 2013. Her New York label mixes structured tailoring with softness, utility details and relaxed everyday pieces.

Five looks to know

Model in a rust-colored belted shirtdress and tall boots.

Collection selection

Marissa Webb — Look 1, Pre-Fall 2020

Pre-Fall 2020

A defined waist sharpens the oversized utility shirtdress.

Photo: Peter Ash Lee / Courtesy of Marissa Webb
Model in a brown shirt and matching high-waisted trousers.

Collection selection

Marissa Webb — Look 6, Pre-Fall 2020

Pre-Fall 2020

Tonal separates demonstrate the collection’s tightly edited practical wardrobe.

Photo: Peter Ash Lee / Courtesy of Marissa Webb
Model in a pale pink trouser suit and matching top.

Collection selection

Marissa Webb — Look 10, Pre-Fall 2020

Pre-Fall 2020

Pale color softens the suit’s clean tailored lines.

Photo: Peter Ash Lee / Courtesy of Marissa Webb
Model in a gray knit top and knee-length shorts.

Collection selection

Marissa Webb — Look 15, Pre-Fall 2020

Pre-Fall 2020

Relaxed knitwear offers an easy complement to the tailoring.

Photo: Peter Ash Lee / Courtesy of Marissa Webb
Model in a belted camouflage jacket and cropped black trousers.

Collection selection

Marissa Webb — Look 19, Pre-Fall 2020

Pre-Fall 2020

Camouflage brings a familiar utility reference into a fitted jacket.

Photo: Peter Ash Lee / Courtesy of Marissa Webb

Collections & archive pieces

1 collections represented · 1 piece

Pre-Fall 2020

1 piece