The market has blown up to meet the demand for these cozy, easily layered knits.
Its virtual RevolveU conference is the latest example of the company's marketing pivot, due to the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic.
Proceeds from the sale of each item included are donated to organizations that work to increase participation in every election or to political campaigns.
Wear them with your favorite shorts, or double down with some linen pants.
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"I'm so busy, extremely busy, but I wanted to just put more of my time into something that's mine."
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The trending print is taking over our bikinis and one-pieces.
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The influencer-fueled retailer also revealed sales figures — and marketing expenditures — for the past couple years.
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Plus, Revolve is opening a store and branded suite at the Palms Casino Resort in Las Vegas.