January Catalog Sneak Peek!

I am so excited to finally share a sneak peek at our January catalog! This is one of my favorites to date and was shot in one of my favorite cities, Amsterdam. The book features a mixture of professional models and women our team cast on the streets of Amsterdam, and two important props: bicycles and flowers! The images, shot by Guy Aroch, capture the essence of spring and a free-spirited energy that seems to jump out of each page. We’ll have much more about the book in the coming weeks but for now here’s a sneak peek – check back for the full catalog next week!

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Free People_January Catalog

Free People_January Catalog

Free People_January Catalog

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Eva
11 years ago

can’t wait – it’s making me want Spring to come sooner! It’s so cold here right now…

11 years ago

this looks totally beautiful, guy aroch has shot all my favourite catalogs for free people!

sophie
11 years ago

I loved doing this shoot so much! it was very cold outside haha but we did it! can’t wait to see all the photos!

11 years ago

Dying.

I seriously can’t wait for more.

11 years ago

When will these items be on sale?

mar
11 years ago

OMG! It looks amazing, I love the dress on the second picture!

Donna
11 years ago

The pants are gorgeous, but not loving the socks with sandals.

11 years ago

I love every catalog you’ve guys have made. Your catalogs inspire me so much in fashion and photography.

Love love love love!

xo,
http://blog.sisiliapiring.com

Amelia
11 years ago

How do I order one?!

Aimee
11 years ago

Those flares and the dress in the second picture… OMG. And of course you have to give credit to the gorgeous photography and models!

aria
11 years ago

wooooow! this is so amazing! i loooove this catalog ! love the pics and models ! i
really cant wait !!! :)

Mia
11 years ago

Hello Free People!

I absolutely adore all of your maxi dresses. The Dirty Cash Maxi Dress and the Ginger Seam Column Dress are my personal favorites. The new ones are to die for! The tearful thing is that I’m on the shorter/average side.

My friends swear against short and even normal height girls wearing them unless it is for something formal. I thought about perhaps pinning an end higher with a brooch and letting it drape, showing off my legs a little.

Even though maxi’s are traditionally made for tall girls, do you have any styling tips that may help us vertically challenged girls out?

11 years ago

this is so wonderfullllll–and the models are so good! love the girls that were cast–they are a different from the usual in a good way–cannot wait to see this one!!

http://www.paigesofnothing.blogspot.com

11 years ago

I am in serious LOVE with those flared, printed denims paired with…more denim! This WILL be in my wardrobe for spring!

Debbie
11 years ago

I have spent many months in the Netherlands for work (Zwolle) and regularly jumped on the train to Amsterdam on the weekends. It is my favorite place in the world..the entire country that is. I am tired of all the tomboy looks lately so am excited to see alot of femininity in this catalog.

@Mia: I am 5’5″ (only slightly above average) and could not disgaree more about maxi dresses and skirts! I wear them as a staple and do not agree (and doubt Free People do either) that they are designed for taller girls. All models are tall and thus hem lengths are set to their height. That does not mean you cannot hem them. A good tailor can hem almost anything and still maintain detailing at the hem by removing fabric from further up the skirt. IMHO you do not have to show leg just because you are not tall. The long sweeping shape of a maxi dress lengthens the body IMHO. You can also look for details that further lengthen visually such as empire (high, under the bust) waistlines, solds, slits, vertical seams, hi-lo hemlines, etc. I also like to wear totally sheer maxis over FP’s seamless bodycon mini slips. You have the stye of a maxi, but still show your legs and curves. I would suggest a shoe/boot with a heel (platforms are comfy and don’t feel like they are as high as they are) as rugged low heeled boots (shown on many of the models) with a maxi do make me look dumpy. ;-)

11 years ago

…just a thought, that crochet bike wheel accessory would be an EXCELLENT diy for you guys to post… :)

Megan
11 years ago

the jeans in the 3rd pic are incredible

11 years ago

OH MY GOD the flared pants with patterns!!!!!!

Josien
11 years ago

please do a DIY post on the crochet bike wheel accessory !! :D

Meia
11 years ago

Oh I love this! But I can’t help thinking ‘oh that’s so not Amsterdam-ish style- this is the JANUARY catalog?! how fitting it’s snowing here at the moment – they must have been so cold’
Haha apparently that’s typical Dutch neutral thinking ;)
Love from snowy Amsterdam (ice skating people on the canals isn’t really something fitting for the average Free People dress, is it? :)

morgan
11 years ago

Oh my buddha what is the name of that first dress and when? where can i find it??? I looked on th website and couldnt