Veronica Beard is polished, tailored, and very good at making a weekday outfit feel like you had a plan. Think blazers, dresses, denim, and pieces that move easily from a client lunch to a gallery opening or a long weekend away.

Fit Note: Veronica Beard offers different size guides by category, including general clothing, dresses, jackets, denim, pants, and shoes. For structured jackets, start with shoulder and bust fit, then think about sleeve length and how much room you want for layering.

Peter Kate Fit Tip: If you are choosing a Veronica Beard blazer, prioritize the shoulder. A sleeve can be styled, cuffed, or tailored, but the shoulder tells the whole story.

L’AGENCE brings that polished Paris-meets-Los Angeles feeling Peter Kate shoppers love. The pieces often feel sleek, feminine, and modern without looking overworked.

Fit Note: L’AGENCE sizing can vary by style, especially across denim, blazers, dresses, tops, and knits. Check listed fit notes when available, then think about whether you want the piece close, classic, or more relaxed.

Peter Kate Fit Tip: For L’AGENCE denim, do not shop by waist alone. Rise, leg shape, stretch, and where the hem hits all matter. A cropped jean on one shopper can look ankle-length on another, and that is exactly the kind of detail worth checking before you order.

Simkhai is a strong choice when you want clean lines, interesting shapes, and a refined finish. The brand works especially well for dresses, knitwear, jackets, denim, and event-ready pieces that still feel wearable.

Fit Note: Simkhai uses separate charts for women’s numeric sizing, denim, and footwear. Its women’s size guide maps U.S. numeric sizes to alpha sizing, so a U.S. 6 falls under medium on the published chart.

Peter Kate Fit Tip: For Simkhai, pay attention to the category first. A knit, a blazer dress, and a denim style will not all behave the same way, even if the label says the same size.

rag & bone is made for the woman who likes sharp everyday pieces with a little city attitude. The look is cool without trying too hard, especially in denim, shirts, knits, and easy layers.

Fit Note: rag & bone notes that size charts provide general sizing and can vary by style. That matters most with denim, pants, and Miramar pieces, where fabric, stretch, rise, and intended ease all change the feel.

Peter Kate Fit Tip: Treat Miramar like its own category. It can look like denim while feeling softer and more relaxed, so the best size depends on how much drape or structure you want.

Rails is easy in the best possible way: soft shirts, dresses, denim, and relaxed layers that still feel pulled together. It is a lovely brand for travel days, school events, casual offices, and weekends when you want comfort with polish.

Fit Note: Rails uses an inch-based women’s chart for bust, waist, and hip, while individual styles can have their own fit recommendations. That means a shirt, dress, cropped jean, and barrel silhouette should not all be judged from the letter size alone.

Peter Kate Fit Tip: Think about desired ease and hem placement. A cropped jean that works at one height may become ankle length on another shopper, even when the waist size is right.

FRAME is a go-to for clean denim, polished basics, and pieces that feel modern without getting too loud. It is especially useful when you want an outfit to feel sleek but still comfortable.

Fit Note: FRAME is often about proportion. For denim, look at waist, rise, inseam, leg shape, and stretch instead of choosing from waist size alone.

Peter Kate Fit Tip: If you love a longer line, FRAME can be beautiful with a tucked blouse and a clean heel. If you are petite, watch the inseam and where the knee breaks so the shape still feels intentional.

Frank & Eileen is easy in the best way. The shirts, layers, and relaxed staples feel made for travel days, polished errands, casual offices, and that just-threw-this-on look that somehow still feels considered.

Fit Note: Pay close attention to body length, sleeve length, and the amount of ease through the torso. Frank & Eileen can be especially friendly for petite styling when the proportions land in the right place.

Peter Kate Fit Tip: A designer button-down does not need to feel corporate. Roll the sleeves, add a relaxed half-tuck, and wear it with denim and Back 70 sneakers. Then give it a sharper mood with a blazer, pumps, and statement jewelry from Jane Win and more.

A.L.C. brings modern structure, confident color, and pieces that feel ready for real plans. The dresses and separates work especially well when you want a look that feels intentional without feeling precious.

Fit Note: A.L.C. fit changes by silhouette. A tailored dress, a soft knit, and a sculptural top will each sit differently, so compare bust, waist, and hip measurements before deciding.

Peter Kate Fit Tip: If one measurement is between sizes, let the most fitted part of the garment make the call. A defined waist or close bust usually needs the most attention.

Cara Cara is color, print, and vacation energy with polish. The dresses and sets are beautiful for showers, garden parties, destination weekends, and any day that could use a little sunshine.

Fit Note: Cara Cara charts often use both alpha and numeric sizing. Defined waists and fitted bodices deserve a closer look, especially if you are between sizes.

Peter Kate Fit Tip: Let the print lead. Choose the size that fits the bust and waist comfortably, then keep the accessories focused with one polished shoe and one structured handbag.

Fifteen Twenty is a lovely fit for women who like modern separates, wearable dresses, and polished pieces that do not feel overdone.

Fit Note: Fifteen Twenty publishes numeric and alpha measurements for bust, waist, and hip. Use those three points together instead of choosing from the letter size alone.

Peter Kate Fit Tip: Fifteen Twenty is especially useful for outfit-building pieces. Think a top with slim pants for work, then a different shoe and handbag for a museum afternoon, relaxed cocktails, or a Saturday in the city.

Farm Rio is joyful, colorful, and made for shoppers who are not afraid of a print. The styling feels vacation-ready, but the right piece can still work beautifully for daytime events and warm-weather plans.

Fit Note: Farm Rio recommends comparing body measurements with garment measurements and considering the intended design. An oversized dress should have more room than your body measurement, while a closer stretch style may sit nearer to the body.

Peter Kate Fit Tip: With Farm Rio, decide where you want the print to sit and move. If the dress has a defined waist or fitted bodice, make that your starting point.

Doen has that soft, romantic quality that feels like it already belongs in your closet. Think vintage-leaning shapes, gentle prints, and easy dresses you will want to wear on repeat.

Fit Note: Doen can feel different depending on the cut. A smocked or relaxed dress gives more ease, while a fitted bodice or waist should be checked against your bust and waist measurements.

Peter Kate Fit Tip: If you are between sizes and the style is fitted through the bust, sizing up is often more comfortable. If the style is relaxed, your usual size usually keeps the shape.

Back 70 sneakers are casual, cool, and just playful enough to take a polished outfit down a notch without making it feel sloppy. They work with denim, relaxed button-downs, soft dresses, and travel layers.

Fit Note: Back 70’s women’s chart uses European sizes with foot length in centimeters. Several Back 70 styles are listed as true to size, but the centimeter measurement is still your best starting point.

MZ Wallace is a Peter Kate favorite for travel, work, and everyday organization. The most helpful details are size, weight, strap range, laptop capacity, handle drop, and carry method.

Peter Kate Fit Tip: Think about what the handbag needs to hold before you choose the size. A compact crossbody and a work-ready tote solve very different days.

Clare V. handbags are all about shape, scale, and personality. Adjustable and interchangeable straps can change where a handbag rests, which is why length matters just as much as width and height.

Peter Kate Fit Tip: If you are petite or prefer a cleaner line, check strap drop and crossbody length first. If you love a larger carryall, compare the height against what you usually reach for every day.