La Ligne and Lily Aldridge Unveil Limited‑Edition Seven‑Piece Capsule for 10th Anniversary
La Ligne dropped a limited seven-piece capsule co-designed with Lily Aldridge on March 3, anchored in black and ivory with a custom polka-dot and priced from $125 to $395.

La Ligne launched a limited seven-piece capsule on March 3 to mark its 10-year anniversary and International Women’s Day, co-designed by Lily Aldridge and anchored in classic black and ivory with a custom polka-dot print. The edit, available online and at La Ligne Nashville, spans tailored separates, soft essentials and accessories with a reported retail range of $125 to $395; campaign imagery includes a Silk Sleeveless Midi Dress credited to La Ligne.
Meredith Melling framed the reunion plainly: “Lily Aldridge was a natural choice to codesign the capsule as a longtime brand muse and the face of La Ligne’s very first campaign in 2016. As we approach our 10-year anniversary, Lily’s deep, authentic connection to the brand made the collaboration feel truly full circle.” Aldridge, 40, who was a Victoria’s Secret Angel from 2010 to 2018 and appeared on Sports Illustrated’s 50th anniversary Swimsuit cover in 2014, steps into the role of codesigner and the face of the campaign.
The capsule leans travel-friendly and work-ready, built as versatile, easy-to-pack essentials for a woman on the move, with silhouettes that mix tailored structure and soft drape. Campaign photos were shot at Blackberry Farm in Knoxville, Tenn., a location La Ligne has returned to over the years, and the visual direction emphasizes motion-friendly fabrics and a readable, modern polka-dot motif.

A deliberate throwback arrives in the SOS Tee, short for Save Our Stripes, a revival of La Ligne’s handpainted, upcycled vintage T-shirt concept from a decade ago. Each $135 tee is uniquely finished with a painted stripe and will be offered exclusively in-store at the La Ligne Nashville location on 12 South, while the rest of the seven-piece edit is available at the brand’s retail footprint and online.
La Ligne is also leaning local with proceeds: sales from the capsule will benefit Mother To Mother, a Nashville-based nonprofit founded in 2004 that provides car seats, diapers, cribs and essential health and safety items to low-income families across Middle Tennessee and has supported more than one million children since its founding. The launch arrives as La Ligne operates nine stores and plans to open an additional location in the coming months, positioning this birthday capsule as part product drop, part philanthropy play and part chapter marker for the label’s next decade.
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