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It isn't every day that you find a perfect item of clothing with which to travel -- something that can seamlessly take you from the beaches of Malibu to the sidewalks of Paris, fold up to the same size as a small square handkerchief, and won't wrinkle when packed in a suitcase stuffed to bursting.
Perhaps that's why the launch of Mayer, a new line of vintage-inspired dresses by Jenny Galluzzo (sketches pictured, left), is cause for such celebration (namely: a cocktail party this weekend at Maison 24, the impeccable home furnishing store in Bridgehampton). Mayer, which is named for Jenny's ultra-chic grandmother, Florette Mayer, offers six silhouettes (two tops and four dresses) based on a collection of caftans Florette purchased in the 1970s while traveling around the world. 
"My grandmother was always seeking adventure," Jenny (pictured, right) says. "And she brought back treasures from her travels. Going through her closet is like shopping in the best vintage store you can imagine."
Now, Jenny's gain is ours, too.
Purchasing information available soon on Mayer's website.
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Heidi Mitchell is editor-in-chief of Town & Country Travel and Town & Country Weddings, and features and travel editor of Town & Country.
Adam H. Graham is a contributing writer for this blog; his work also frequently appears in Town & Country Travel, both in the magazine and online.
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