White Denim...Breaking Old Rules !!!

Like a certain type of summer weekend house guest, white jeans are sticking around much longer than anticipated. That's not necessarily a bad thing. The cool-and-easy look of white jeans is easily adaptable to cooler weather, happily "breaking old rules" that dictated white pants to be packed up at summer's end. This is something slightly rebellious about wearing white jeans in cold weather- breaking the traditional American ban on white clothes after Labor Day.

Which designer is featured in the Top 10 Upcoming and will be carried here at Deborah James?

10 Up-and-Coming Designers of the Season:

As fashionista.com just announced the Top 10 Up-and-Coming Designers of the season, we were pleased to see a designer we will intro at Deborah James: Marissa Webb!!!

Marissa Webb only launched her line last year after years cutting her teeth at FLOTUS fave J. Crew. Naturally, buzz followed her from the American retailer and her modern, pretty, All-American designs are certainly FLOTUS-appropriate.

We are extremely excited about getting some amazing pieces from Marissa Webb at Deborah James. Stay tuned for their arrival !!!

CP Shades Spring EVENT !!!

NEW ARRIVALS!! NEW ARRIVALS!! NEW ARRIVALS!!

We have TONS and TONS of new arrivals that have just hit the floor!!!

Get to steppin'! Come in and check out our shoe boutique: Tkees, Ash Sneakers, Pedro Garcia, and Pas de Rouge

Flourish into spring with our breezy selection of CP Shades, Pete, Avenue Montaigne, and Koral


Our Deborah James girls are just loving the new Spring arrivals and we know you will too!! Stop in and shop with us !!!

Our January SALE is HERE !!!

Calling all Deborah James gals!!! It's that time of the year again, our January SALE is HERE. We have some of this seasons hottest designers for you at an amazing price you can't beat!!! Stop in and shop our sale you do NOT want to miss...

PLANET Trunk Show!!!

Ladies you will not want to miss our PLANET Trunk Show!!! Stop in and meet Lauren Grossman at her ONLY South Florida appearance and shop her collection !!!

Samantha Sung gas just ARRIVED !!!

Samantha Sung is a native of Korea where she majored in Fine Arts at Seoul National University. She graduated from Parsons School of Design in 1996 and became Senior Designer for Ralph Lauren Collection for the next five years. She then went on to become Design Director of Cerutti and Cerutti 1881, based in Milan. In 2005, Samantha returned to New York and became Design Director of Tocca, where her Tahiti- inspired prints were first introduced. In 2006, Samantha started her own line, characterized by her trademark, original prints. Her fresh, imaginative designs are reflections of her world travels and inspiration drawn from exotic destinations, local cultures, and indigenous anthropologies. Her collections are inspired by the trade winds, infused with the colors of the South Pacific and imprinted with the spirit of the islands.Samatha’s signature designs are poetic harmonies, using elements from Eastern and Western cultures, balancing the best traditions and trends of both worlds. An artist at heart, she re-ignites the vision of island artisan designs. Every print has a story and a history. Her hand-painted, hand-blocked prints live at the intersection between vivid imagination and the authenticity of craftsmanship, following honorable traditions. Her designs are both charming and sophisticated using100% natural fiber, transformed into wearable clothing, that is modern and flexible.

“My clothes are inspired by the silhouettes of the ‘40s and ‘50s, updated with a modern twist. I believe in simplicity and classical femininity, as well as in romance. Women wear my dresses to the office, on dates at night, and to the beach on weekends. My designs are inspired by the islands, but go beyond traditional resort looks with a sophistication that is both whimsical and fun. My silhouettes are based on the classic shirtdress and formal silhouettes but with playful informal attitudes. I design the way I live. I am deeply curious about other cultures and their design traditions. I believe that design and world travel are so interconnected that I cannot separate one from the other, or imagine either without its counterpart. I travel all over the world and sketch, and everything I experience finds its way into my design process. I find I am empowered by the creative energy and the lack of pretenses in more simple cultures. I have a sense of artistic freedom, which reinforces my vision and allows it to constantly grow and develop".