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November

Eclectic and contemporary vintage and up-cycled garments; curated and designed by Corinn Bleck.

11/23/2025

CONCRETE POETRY

Catalog No. 02
Location: Downtown Spokane

The intersection of form, structure, and lived environment. Stairwells. Railings. Raw concrete.

The architecture of the everyday has a language of its own. Lines that guide. Angles that frame. Spaces shaped by rhythm, repetition, and human presence.

This catalog explores how garments behave within that geometry.

Cities write their own visual poetry.

In the patterns of which steps wear down over time
In the grain of weathered surfaces
In the traces of people passing through.

In this series, we explore how each garment becomes part of that narrative.

11/20/2025

THE RETURN TO THE PHYSICAL

This generation’s fascination with zines and mixed media is not just an aesthetic choice, but a quiet refusal of the frictionless digital world we have been pushed into amidst recent decades of technological advancement. Everything has moved onto screens. Connection, community, and identity, flattened into timelines and ratios.

In that environment, the physical has become rare enough to feel rebellious.

Zine and physical mixed media has resurfaced in creative spaces, largely for this reason.

Post-pandemic, the hunger for real interaction intensified. People started craving objects that could be held, conversations unmediated by notifications and art that carried weight instead of pixels.

The physical offers a kind of freedom. A chance to move slowly, to observe, to participate without data extraction, to experience culture as something lived, not consumed.

The physical is a reminder that presence still has power, that the human world has texture.

That not everything needs to be optimized to be valuable.

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11/19/2025

The Vintage Shortsleeve Boilersuit draws from the post-industrial silhouettes that defined 20th-century craftsmanship.

Shaped by function first, then adopted by culture, and eventually reimagined by fashion. Workwear has always reflected the spirit of its time.

Industrial jumpsuits of the mid-20th century embodied an era where mechanics’ uniforms were designed for protection and movement. Blue-collar garments built to withstand repetition, weight, and weather.

In recent years, that honesty has resurfaced.

Fashion has returned to silhouettes that prioritize purpose. Durable fabrics. Neutral palettes. Shapes informed by craftsmanship rather than trend.

A nod to the workers who defined its silhouette. A reminder that utility is a form of design clarity. A garment rooted in the belief that longevity, neutrality, and purpose are the true markers of modern luxury.

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11/18/2025

NOVEMBER IS MORE THAN FASHION.

Inspired by Gerhard Richter’s Fenster Window [2002], a work that dissolves the line between perception and abstraction. This piece serves as a reminder that what we see is rarely the whole story. That clarity and distortion often exist at the same time.

Those contradictions lie at the core of November.

The tension between craft and instinct.
Between the familiar and the unfamiliar.
Between the impulse to preserve and the desire to reinvent.

Modern fashion has long borrowed from contemporary art in this way. Not for aesthetics alone, but for the questions it asks. How does structure hold emotion. How does minimalism hold meaning. How does a single form become both object and symbol.

November exists in that conversation.
Rooted in realism yet drawn to ambiguity.
Grounded in the tactile work of making, yet shaped by the intangible language of mood and memory.

A brand shaped as much by architecture, film, music, and fine art as by fabric.

To say November is more than fashion is not a claim of scale. It is a recognition of intention. A commitment to work that inhabits multiple worlds at once.

Art and utility. Manmade and natural. The clarity of design and the chaos of feeling.

This is where November finds its voice. In the space between what is built and what is felt.

11/17/2025

URBAN FABRIC

Catalog No. 01
Location: Downtown Spokane

Cities hold their own kind of rhythm. Edges softened by weather. Shadows pulled long across stone.

The quiet choreography of people moving in harmony. This catalog studies the relationship between garment and environment.

How color reflects pavement. How structure mirrors architecture.

Urban spaces create their own palette. Steel. Asphalt. Sunlight filtered through glass.

A backdrop that gives shape to the way clothing feels, not just the way it looks.

11/16/2025

November Calling.

This November reflects a return to heritage.

Garments grounded in craftsmanship that predates trend cycles. Techniques passed through generations. Textiles chosen not for novelty, but for their ability to hold memory.

Across ateliers, there has been a visible pull toward the fundamentals: hand-sewn hems, natural fibers, patterns drafted with the precision of earlier eras. The industry’s attention shifted from spectacle to substance, from volume to value.

Consumers seek garments that feel rooted in something more historical than the moment.

Garments shaped with the quiet discipline of tailoring. Finishes refined by hand. Silhouettes built to age with grace rather than expire with the season.

November creates clothing with a sense of inheritance. Pieces that carry fragments of the past while making space for the future. Clothing meant to be kept, cared for, and eventually shared.

Another year older, and more connected to the traditions that define us.

Fall 2025.

Happy Birthday, November.

08/04/2025

NOVEMBER x KIMORA GARDEN
SPRING 2025

We are so thankful for the opportunity to create alongside the talented .psd and aid in bringing the Kimora Garden vision to life.

This space will only continue to grow, inspire and provide a platform for our creative community.

07/28/2025

NOVEMBER x KIMORA GARDEN

SPRING 2025

A glimpse into the Kimora Garden Earth Day Pop-Up.

Shot in motion, styled with intention.

07/22/2025

NOVEMBER x KIMORA GARDEN

SPRING 2025

We were honored to showcase pieces at the High Fashion Earth Day Pop-Up for Kimora Garden.

A celebration of community, culture, and clothing.

06/04/2025

NOVEMBER x SPOKANE SYMPHONY

Art. Music. Fashion.

In celebration of the Spokane Symphony’s 80th season, we collaborated on a visual series that honors timeless artistry while leaning into modern expression. This year’s lineup promises bold contrasts: Classics reimagined alongside contemporary compositions.

In selecting garments for this collaboration, we have mirrored that spirit in our styling and tone: tradition meets edge, elegance meets experimentation.

Photos by Danny Cordero.

Featuring the incredible musicians of the Spokane Symphony.

Full Article by the Spokesman Review in Bio.

04/21/2025

Love Notes Volume 1.0.

Spring 2025.

A film by NOVEMBER.

I love you for all that you were, all that you are, and all that you will become.

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