JNCO Reinvents Ravey Fashion with J+CO

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• Raglan sweater, $108.
• Smile+Peace long clutch, $88.
• Fiona babydoll dress, $158.
• Buckle ankle creepers, $158.
• Smile+Peace tank, $58.
• Karma denim shorts, $74.
• Heath denim jacket, $168.

If you like UNIF and Wasteland, you'll love J+CO. Brought to you by the folks behind JNCO, the denim label responsible for those crazy wide leg jeans during the '90s rave era, the just-launched LA brand is on a mission to create free-spirited fashion for today's party kids.

Save for some wild patchwork and cutout denim fit for the brave, J+CO's debut collection is rather wearable, especially if you're looking for some funtime clothing and accessories for all those upcoming pool parties this summer. And although J+CO's styles are far less zany than yesteryear's Kandi Kids attire, the brand playfully nods to JNCO's ravey roots by decking its lookbook model out in plastic beaded bracelets. Preorder items here and expect them to ship on July 30th.
· J+CO [Official Site]
· Wasteland Salutes the '90s with Super Zany New Lookbook [Racked]
· UNIF's First-Ever Solo Sample Sale Hits DTLA This Saturday [Racked]
· A Stylish Comedienne's Guide to Dressing for a Pool Party [Racked]