Behind every cut of fabric, there is always a story...
broché Runway isn't chosen from a catalog. The person arrives and tells her story what she's celebrating, how she wants to feel on the day she wears the piece and from there, the design takes shape: the lace, the color, the silhouette, the headpiece. Nothing is ever repeated, because every piece is built around a single person.
This line comes directly from the brand's runway history years of collections in silk, lace, and tulle, showcased at fashion shows with an aesthetic that blends the romantic with the sculptural. That same eye, the one that builds a garment thinking in volume and narrative, is now devoted to a single client at a time…
All embroidery is done by hand. Fine lace, crystals, natural fabrics every material is chosen before sewing begins; nothing is improvised along the way. The embroidery is done thread by thread directly on the garment, so every raised texture and detail is part of the design from the very first sketch, not something added at the end.
"I've spent a long time doing this by hand, not with machines; every runway gown, every knot on the wall always started the same way: someone told me a story, and I tried to turn it into fabric or thread. I'm not interested in a piece looking good in a photo; I'm interested in the person who wears it feeling that no one else in the world has anything like it. That's why I keep knotting and sewing piece by piece, even if it's slower. The best things in life take time."