The Guadalupe Belt in Mariachi Onix.

Guadalupe is designed in rich jacquard with an intricate floral motif in a black leather base. Its brushed silver buckle adds a rustic touch, creating a perfect balance between artisanal detail and everyday versatility. A statement belt that elevates any outfit with subtle sophistication.

The Keaton Pants in Night Blue.

Designed with a straight leg, high waist and front pleats, the Keaton Pants in Blue bridge sharp tailoring with everyday ease.

The Lyocell has a clean, fluid fall, its depth of navy shifting subtly in the light. A fabric chosen for both structure and softness, it grounds the piece in understated elegance.

Styled with the Filippa Sweater in Marine, the Dakota Belt in Brown and the Bella Shirt in Pearl—a pairing that layers textures and tones.

The Giuletta Pant in Light Blue Denim.

Cut in washed cotton denim, the Giuletta pant features a high-rise fit with a gentle flare for a flattering silhouette.

Its light indigo shade brings freshness, versatile enough for structured blouses or casual knits. Braided detailing at the pockets adds artisanal character.

Soft yet durable, the fabric falls fluidly, giving the pant both movement and shape.

Styled with both Vega & Kerry Shirt and cinched with the Dakota Brown Belt, both looks ground subtle western influences with modern denim. It’s a pairing that highlights the pant’s adaptability — refined without ever feeling rigid.

The Luna Vest in Ebony Rose.

A sleeveless vest in cotton voile, structured yet featherlight. The fabric feels soft on the body, holding just enough weight to layer without bulk.

The surface is embroidered with dense floral motifs, the threadwork layered like a tapestry against a dark ground. Pale stitching sits raised against the base, almost hand–done in its precision, lifting the darkness with quiet light.

Details include a neat open front, edges finished with fine embroidery, and a tailored cut that keeps the silhouette sharp while letting the embroidery take centre stage.

100% Cotton Crepe.

The Anika Blouse in Khaki Stripes.

The Perla Blouse in Desert Breeze.

The Amy Skirt in Blue Shibori.

Viscose printed in Blue Shibori — a hand-inspired motif in deep sea-green, broken by sun-fleck dots and framed with a patterned border at the hem. The effect is irregular, textural, like a cloth dipped and lifted from dye.

The cut is long and paneled, skimming the waist before opening into a soft swing. Easy to move, grounded in weight yet fluid enough for air.

Styled here with Philippo knit and boots, but just as right with a simple blouse or denim jacket. A skirt that wears like a memory of craft, translated for now.

The Ophelia Dress in Blue Shibori. 

Katrina viscose printed with a Savannah motif — deep green base, small golden accents scattered like petals on stone. A long line broken by a vertical embroidered trim, the kind of detail that feels both folk and talismanic.

The silhouette is straight with a soft fall, sleeves relaxed, neckline open into a subtle slit. It carries quiet presence, easy to wear but never plain.

Styled here with Dolcevita turtleneck layered underneath and tall suede boots, it works just as well worn loose with bare skin or belted for shape. 

The Aretha Dress in Johnny Walker. 

Cut in lightweight viscose, the Aretha Dress carries the Johnny print — intricate paisleys and florals arranged in repeating medallions, mixing red, blue and sand into a surface rich with detail.

The silhouette is long and fluid, buttoned through the front with a self-belt to define the waist. Full sleeves gather into cuffs, adding balance to the ease of the body. The skirt drops in generous panels, widening towards the hem with natural movement.

Every element is considered — the print’s structure, the fabric’s softness, the cut’s relaxed precision. A dress that brings vintage craft into the present, detailed but versatile, with a quiet strength in its flow.

Styled here layered over a Dolcevita knit with boots. Anna blazer added for chillier days. 

The Jimmy Pant in Johnny Walker.

Wide-leg pant in cotton microcorduroy jacquard, drenched in deep burgundy and earthy sand tones. The swirling paisley pattern carries a richness that feels both grounded and ornate, like fabric collected from a far-off bazaar. Cut with volume through the leg and a high waist, they strike balance between comfort and statement.

Styled here with our Amrit blouse in dusty blue and  — a lighter contrast that softens the boldness of the print.

The Virginia Blouse in Dusty Blue.

Cotton gauze blouse with generous sleeves, embroidered in rows of geometric stars and borders in chalk and silver-grey. The black base makes the stitchwork gleam softly, like frost against midnight.

Layered over our navy turtleneck Dolcevita and paired with Clyde pant, finished with Guadalupe belt — a look that balances heritage stitch with modern colour play.

The Amrit Blouse in Dusty Blue.

Cotton dobby with a faint stripe, light but with quiet body. The soft base sits greenish-blue, recalling pressed eucalyptus leaves.

Embroidery clusters scatter across chest and sleeves in warm floral tones. The detailing feels almost hand-stitched, modest but intimate.

Combined here with Jimmy pant and Dakota belt — pattern on pattern, embroidery meeting bolder weave. It also pairs well with neutral trousers to soften the palette.

The  Amrit Blouse in Navy Blue.

Cotton crepe with a natural crinkle, soft and fluid yet substantial. The ivory ground feels mellow, closer to parchment than stark white.

Deep navy embroidery spreads across chest and shoulders, stitchwork trailing down like vines drawn in ink. The contrast is strong yet measured, with handcraft woven into quiet symmetry.

Layered over a Dolcevita and tucked into Clyde Navy pant with a Dakota black belt — folk detailing paired with modern restraint. Works equally well worn loose over skirts for a softer look.

The Anouk Dress in Peacok Avocado.

Viscose satin–crepe with a smooth hand, carrying a faint sheen that shifts as it catches the light. The Peacock Avocado tone feels like green after rain — softened, deep, and quietly luminous.

The dress is cut in a new long-sleeve fit, with embroidery at the cuffs and neckline for crafted detail. A separate belt is included, allowing you to cinch the waist or wear it loose for more flow.

Styled here with boots to ground its fluid drape — an everyday take with depth and ease. It can also be paired with sandals for summer or layered under a jacket when the season cools.

The Paco Pant in Blue Orchid.

A cotton–linen blend, sturdy yet relaxed, with the comfort of cloth washed many times. The deep blue holds quietly, like twilight resting on stone.

Cut in a high-rise fit with a loose leg, the silhouette feels both structured and free. Pleats at the waist add ease, while the fall of the fabric lends natural movement.

Styled here with boots, hems grazing, the Ringo blouse tucked in and cinched with the Guadalupe belt. It also pairs with oversized knits, sharp shirts, or layered tees — the kind of pant that adapts without asking.

The Devendra Belt in Flower Power.

Made from 100%  leather, the Devendra belt is your go-to black belt.  Every inch is embossed with intricate carved patterns—crosses, lines, and flowers—that give it a raw, vintage charm. The subtle buckle lets the strap take center stage. 

The Irina Blouse in Bell Pepper. 

Not your typical white blouse—this one’s got a bite. Cut from light, easy cotton, it’s soft against the skin but hits with a punch of fiery red embroidery. The bold stitching slashes across the front and sleeves like a story half told, raw and untamed.

With billowy sleeves and a loose, throw-it-on fit, it moves however you do—effortlessly, recklessly, without a second thought. Button it up for a touch of vintage charm, or leave it undone like rules were never really your thing.

Paired here with Bebo Jeranio Chilli Pant. 

The Anbu Dress in Chikan Corallo. 

A dress that feels like a sun-drenched day in a quiet coastal town.

Crafted from breathable cotton, it’s adorned with delicate, true 'chikankari' embroidery, adding a timeless artisanal touch. The soft coral hue, reminiscent of faded bougainvillea and sun-warmed terracotta, brings a sense of nostalgia—like a piece you’ve owned forever but somehow keeps getting better with time.

With its easy, flowy silhouette, relaxed three-quarter sleeves, and subtle side slits, it’s made for barefoot mornings, long lunches, and warm evenings under the stars.

The Shanti Blouse in Strawberry Fields.

The color of a ripe strawberry at golden hour—bold, rich, and sun-warmed. This blouse brings heat without trying too hard. Crafted from airy cotton gauze, it’s light on the skin but heavy on the details. 

Intricate embroidery stitches history into the fabric, graphic and tactile, a quiet rebellion against the ordinary.Billowy sleeves add a sense of ease, balanced by a structured front panel that keeps things sharp. 

Worn with the Lolo Coquillage pants and cinched with the Pampa Desert belt.

The Vanisha Evening Bliss by Maison Hotel dress in black cotton with lace inserts, V-neck with buttons, long sleeves with gathered cuffs, petticoat .

Composition 100% cotton. 

 The Raphaelle Dress in Light My Fire. 

Raphaelle is delicate, but never fragile. A whirlwind of playful chaos, where zesty oranges, vibrant greens and deep reds collide against a dark, moody backdrop; the result is an intoxicating blend of colour and contrast.

The long, voluminous puff sleeves introduce an element of drama and volume, while the carefully placed buttons down the front add an unexpected hint of structure amidst the wild abandon of the print. 

Crafted from the finest, delicate cotton, it feels as luxurious as it looks, effortlessly moving with you.