We translated Frank Lloyd Wright's signature elements into a wearable form with accessories built to last.

March 23, 2026

Frank Lloyd Wright Lookbook

Architecture, now wearable. Explore the inspiration and design elements behind our latest Frank Lloyd Wright Collection.

We’ve always looked to Chicago for inspiration. Its buildings, its structure, its point of view. Few have shaped that vision more than Frank Lloyd Wright.

This collection draws from his work on Midway Gardens, where architecture met landscape through geometry, pattern, and sculptural detail.

EXPLORE THE COLLECTION

Our Frank Lloyd Wright capsule collection is designed to bring structure to modern tailoring.

Translated into cufflinks and ties, the geometric designs work perfect as complementary outfit accessories.

Leaning into heritage tailoring for this campaign, we opted for suiting with muted colors and fuller silhouettes to match the vintage, architectural motifs.

We let the ties lead with the bold geometric designs as the focal point, bringing structure and personality to the looks.

Inspired by Midway Gardens in Chicago, this limited capsule translates Wright’s design into modern accessories.

Each accessory reflects the lines, patterns, and rhythm of Midway Gardens, which was commissioned in 1913 by Edward C. Waller, Jr. to sit on the south side of Chicago in Hyde Park. Frank Lloyd Wright designed the building — 600 feet long on all four sides — with a courtyard situated in the center, surrounded by the lobby, casino, promenades, taverns, dance floors, a stage, and an orchestral pit.

After changing hands multiple times, the Gardens were tragically demolished in 1929 and the rubble was pushed into Lake Michigan to create a break wall.

Frank Lloyd Wright's "sprites" are present throughout many of the products featured in this assortment.

The four pocket squares featured in this collection are the ideal finishing touch and subtle accent to a look.

Focusing on prairie tones, our collaboration with his estate features geometric motifs, including Wright’s “sprites” — which were small statuettes made from reinforced concrete.

Rooted in history, this collection is meant to evoke the stylings of Wright and the time.

The use of light and windows was extremely important to Frank Lloyd Wright's designs.

The Still Bend house was in Frank Lloyd Wright's "Usonian" style, but still features all his signature touches.

This collection was shot at the Still Bend House in Two Rivers, Wisconsin. Originally designed for Life Magazine, it was eventually built for Bernard and Fern Schwartz and is one of the hundreds of “Usonian” houses Wright created.

The Sprite Detail Meadow Blue Tie features a fun, springtime pallete.

Warmer accent pieces like this suit help make the collection pop.

These ties are grounded in geometry meant to anchor your look with subtle, architectural detail. Build outfits around earth tones like olive, tobacco, cream, and rust to create a warm, balanced foundation for these accessories.

Our Detail Sketch Dark Oak Tie draws on these design motifs with a rich earth tone palette.

The ties are inspired by architectural motifs found in the structure and stained glass of Midway Gardens.

The collection features silk ties, pocket squares, and metal accessories designed with the same intention as Frank Lloyd Wright: structured, considered, and built to last.

Tie bars and cufflinks inspired by Wright’s ornamental work. Clean, balanced, and built to complete the set.

Suiting with wide lapels and muted colors help accentuate this collection.

Explore these limited edition styles inspired by Frank Lloyd Wright now and discover structure with modern tailoring.

FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT COLLECTION

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