We all have those brands where we want to keep them to ourselves (I have a list with over 20 brands). Throughout my blogs, I've incorporated pieces from these brands into a lot of the outfits and writings. If you look thoroughly enough, you'll probably be able to find the entire list. In prior blogs I've introduced the first 5 gatekeep brands, as well as 3 additional ones. In this blog, I will be introducing 3 newly added gatekeep fashion brands that I have been loving. I am confident that these brands will be added to your list, so go ahead and scroll through!

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Oddli

Oddli is an ethical brand created by Jensen (Left) and Ellie (Right). It was started during their senior year at Stanford and their goal was to incorporate the consumers into their clothing whilst being aware of how much fabric was going to waste in the industry. Thus, they came up with the perfect idea to utilize dead stock and scrap fabric for the clothes by making patchwork clothes as well as clothes with the name of the consumers. They have skirts and tops that you can customize with your name and each letter is created with unique fabric. You never know which one you'll get! I think it's a brilliant idea that fits the market right now. Currently, they are doing an event until December 10th where each of your order will include a raffle ticket to win $1,000 for Oddli items. If you're thinking of shopping at Oddli, right now is the best time to.

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Bella Venice

Created by Taylor Pardee, Bella Venice has been receiving so much love recently. They take pride in their slow fashion production and the second photo in the slider is what brought them fame. I absolutely adore their feminine silhouettes and well as the vintage "Bailey's finds". They focus greatly on sustainability as all of their clothes are produced in Los Angeles with dead stock fabric. I think Bella Venice has so much potential to grow into brands like Réalisation Par, and I'm excited to see it happen!

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604 Service

604 Service was founded in South Korea and has been on the rise ever since. Though their website doesn't provide a lot of information about them, it's definitely a brand that's been getting attention, and rightfully so. Most of their items are very cyber and fit that aesthetic. You know a brand is doing good when a celebrity wears them, and without exception, Jennie and Rosé from Black Pink has been spotted wearing 604 Service numerous times. When the right time comes, I would love to buy something from them as I love their consistent aesthetic. I also think the simplicity of their website was a smart move as it matches their whole vibe well.