

"I love anything
that winks to yesteryear," Mendes told WWD. "You have to
find what works for you. In this day and age where everybody has a stylist, I
appreciate the kind of woman who steps out of the box. I love feeling like an
individual. I want to share all these little tips with women."
The actress will be heavily involved in the design process, approving each piece before it makes the final cut. The debut collection is still in the early creative stages.
"I have a ton of
ideas, but it's a bit early to discuss them," she said. "It's taking
up all my time, but in the best way possible. Everything I see is a possible
design. My mind is consumed by it."

"When we asked our
customers to name the celebrity they aspired to be, [Eva's] name came up again
and again. Based on that, we went out and pursued her. It was a very long
courtship," said Greg Scott, CEO of New York & Company. "She has
amazing red carpet style and also has a very unique style off the red carpet.
She has a real sense of self, which will help us in terms of the design
aesthetic. When we look at her, she really is confident."
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