
Emerging · $400-$700 · London, United Kingdom

Deconstructed tailoring and sculptural dresses with architectural cuts, where wearable art meets London cool.
Think: Sculptural, deconstructed, avant-garde tailoring.
The buy: the deconstructed blazer
the deconstructed blazer
A.W.A.K.E. MODE reworks tailoring and footwear into sculptural, slightly surreal pieces that still slot into a real wardrobe.
Jackets are where the ideas land: sharp shoulders, collars moved down to the hem, vest panels set into the front, asymmetric volumes that play tricks on proportion. The shoes carry the same thinking, with curved wedge heels, contrast metallics and bows on otherwise clean shapes, made in Italy. Fabrics lean on wool, cotton and linen, with certified organic cotton wherever the brand can use it.
A.W.A.K.E. MODE is on sale now.~60% off
This brand's structured silhouettes don't sit around. At 60% off, move while your size is still there.
Natalia Alaverdian founded A.W.A.K.E. in London in 2012, after years as a fashion editor that included a stint as fashion director of Harper's Bazaar Russia. Born in Moscow and raised in Belgium, she spelled the name out as an acronym: All Wonderful Adventures Kindle Enthusiasm.
Renamed A.W.A.K.E. MODE, the label built its name on deconstruction, with tailoring taken apart and reassembled and a line of sculptural shoes, aiming for clothes that are avant-garde but easy to wear.
From reviews and try-on videos, in our words.
Fit notes vary by piece, so read each one: some styles run true to size, others suggest sizing down if you're between sizes, and at least one shoe runs a half size large.
Shoes are made in Italy and some trousers in Poland. The brand says it works with factories in Europe and the UK and reuses fabric from past collections in later ones.
Its US site ships from a New Jersey warehouse with duties covered. Standard US shipping is $18, free over $800, and returns are free.
Full-price pieces can go back within 14 days on a prepaid label. Sale pieces are never refunded: up to half off you can swap the size or take store credit, and at half off or more they're final.
Cotton · Polyester · Wool
Works most in: cotton, polyester and wool
From the fabric listed on 129 pieces · 100% of the range lists it · Checked October 2026

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