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Brian Reyes teams up with Georgina Goodman

By Emma Sells | Posted: Mon 30 Nov 2009

Over in the US, the modern, polished pieces by Brian Reyes are wardrobe staples. And now we're finally catching on.

The American designer, who used to work for Oscar de la Renta before setting up on his own, is fast becoming a favourite with British style setters. Already available in London boutique Oxygen, his collection is set to be stocked in both Matches and Harvey Nichols for the very first time come Spring. And we're not surprised - his easy-chic printed dresses, silk shorts and draped silk tops are all top of our next season wishlist.

And it seems the Brit-Brian obsession isn't all one way. We hear that the designer is teaming up with UK shoesmith Georgina Goodman on his Autumn 2010 collection. The pair apparently met up last week to discuss the collaboration, which will be based around brightly coloured paintings by Ukrainian artist Oksana Mas.

Click here to see the Brian Reyes Spring 2010 collection

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