Los Angeles-based label known for its “loose luxury” and ambisexual designs blending beach-inspired ease with a street edge.
ORIGIN
USA
PRICE TIER
luxury
SPECIALIZATION
UNISEX
Launched in 2013 by Scott Studenberg and John Targon, both veterans of luxury sales at Lanvin and Céline, Baja East pioneered the concept of “loose luxury.” The brand merges a relaxed, West Coast cool with a sharp, city-street sensibility, creating pieces that are effortlessly elegant. Initially based in New York and now in Los Angeles, the label is defined by its ambisexual—or unisex—approach, with fluid silhouettes designed to be worn by anyone. Core to the collection are soft knits, flowing dresses, and elevated beachwear crafted from high-quality materials like cashmere and silk.
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Published shortly after the brand's launch, this article details the founders' vision for "loose luxury" and the immediate success of their 'ambisex' concept with influential retailers.

This interview with founders John Targon and Scott Studenberg covers their career origins, the launch of Baja East from a studio apartment, and how their 'ambisex' approach to design filled a void in the luxury market.

This article reviews the brand's Fall 2020 collection, highlighting the "Desert Disco Drag" theme and a notable footwear collaboration with designer Brother Vellies.

A direct Q&A with founders John Targon and Scott Studenberg, this interview explores how they met, their inspiration for the brand, and their philosophy on co-founder collaboration and ambisex design.
This piece from Vogue covers a cross-industry collaboration between Baja East and the wine and spirits brand Winc, showcasing the label's expansion into lifestyle projects.