LA's Objects Without Meaning Is Earthy Meets Edgy

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If you love the ultra-cool, ultra-minimal vibe of LA-born lines like Cerre and Building Block, meet Objects Without Meaning.

Founded by Alexandra Michelle in 2011, the men's and women's brand is carried at a handful of sleek retailers across the globe, including Mohawk General Store, Mohawk Man and Steven Alan Annex in LA, Personnel of New York (the store owner even gave them a shout-out here), United Arrows in Tokyo and Hartwood in Australia. Edgy e-tailer Need Supply are also big fans.

Explore OWM's Stella Berkofsky-lensed lookbook called "O-M SS-MMXIV" after the jump (highlights include breathable linen knits, cotton gauze, lightweight Italian suede, denim and their signature silken Cupro fabric) and shop the brand's current sale here.

· Objects Without Meaning [Official Site]
· Cerre Salutes the Beaches of France and Japan for Spring [Racked]
· LA's Building Block Designers on Merging Luxury and Utility [Racked]
· Need Supply Co.'s Fall Lookbook Is a Welcomed Fashion Detox [Racked Nat'l]