Contemporary women's clothing.

"A Halo, like an angel, but it's tarnished just a little..." True to its name, Black Halo finds inspiration in the beauty of contradiction. From structured pencil dresses that read more vamp than traditional, to modern draping with Madam Gres roots, designer Laurel Berman fuses rebel with romance to create a collection at once both edgy and feminine. Black Halo's core aesthetic stems from simple principles of construction and form. Berman finds inspiration in textiles, a cut or draping often ...

"A Halo, like an angel, but it's tarnished just a little..." True to its name, Black Halo finds inspiration in the beauty of contradiction. From structured pencil dresses that read more vamp than traditional, to modern draping with Madam Gres roots, designer Laurel Berman fuses rebel with romance to create a collection at once both edgy and feminine. Black Halo's core aesthetic stems from simple principles of construction and form. Berman finds inspiration in textiles, a cut or draping often influenced by the feel of the fabric. Her careful silhouettes reference the intricacies of couture tailoring traditions. The result is a look of glamour without pretense. From its Arts District factory to the recently-expanded showroom in downtown's Garment District, Black Halo epitomizes "Made in L.A.