ted baker clothes The clothes certainly had an urban athlete feel, from zip-up hoodies to leather inset elastic waist shorts, a silky funnel-necked anorak dress or a polo dress with sheer panels at the hem. Shirting ran long and untucked and the trousers came straight or slouchy, with fluid lines and the innate sense of cool-kid restraint that’s made Chow and Osborne fashion darlings. Color came in the form of a bird’s-eye jacquard and a deep aquatic teal shade, seen in a pointelle knit T-shirt dress and a washed charmeuse tank dress of a similar length, either of which would look winning paired with the groovy chevron-striped double-breasted mohair coat (for those looking for even more movement, a zip-fronted cape in the material is also available). To wear the label’s contrast-banded sweatshirt-style top or T-shirt-style dress in what Osborne dubbed an “ottoman knit” would be to feel swaddled in the best of intentions: “I want sheets made out of this,” Osborne grinned. We’re betting the Public School girl will, too.