Therese Rawsthorne was established in 2006. With a penchant for natural fibres, Rawsthorne utilises unique washed processes and both traditional & technological finishes into each collection. Soft & hard juxapose in clean edged tailoring, her signature washed cotton shirting & uptown party looks. Sharp leather & organically shaped knitwear are more recent introductions to the range that are rapidly building a cult following.
Known for their clean lines & quirky detail, the undersated sophistication of Therese Rawsthorne's collection have garnered fans for their versatility & nonchalant ease.
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A Détacher
Posted 12/12/2010 December 2010
Mona Kowalska named her cult New York label ‘A Détacher’, French for ‘to
be detached’, simply because she “liked the way it sounded.” However
the term also aptly defines her fashion philosophy, “It’s not about me; I
want people to notice the designs.”
Mona Kowalska named her cult New York label ‘A Détacher’, French for ‘to be detached’, simply because she “liked the way it sounded.” However the term also aptly defines her fashion philosophy, “It’s not about me; I want people to notice the designs.”
Kowalska spent her formative years designing for a variety of independent labels in Italy and later running the Paris design studio of Sonia Rykiel. Her label has become something of a sleeper hit amongst the New York fashion cognoscenti. This may be due in part to Kowalska’s intriguing mix of sharply edged and architectural jackets, skirts, dresses and knitwear that are grown-up but far from obvious. “I like structure…I like clothing that you put on and feel dressed." Kowalska acknowledges that her label is “just never going to be mass” – precisely what makes it so appealing.
Kowalska spent her formative years designing for a variety of independent labels in Italy and later running the Paris design studio of Sonia Rykiel. Her label has become something of a sleeper hit amongst the New York fashion cognoscenti. This may be due in part to Kowalska’s intriguing mix of sharply edged and architectural jackets, skirts, dresses and knitwear that are grown-up but far from obvious. “I like structure…I like clothing that you put on and feel dressed." Kowalska acknowledges that her label is “just never going to be mass” – precisely what makes it so appealing.
A Détacher is exclusive to Couverture in the UK.
Ace & Jig
Posted 26/01/2012 January 2012
Having originally met as NYC fashion design interns, Cary Vaughan and
Jenna Wilson bonded over their mutual love of antique textiles, becoming
firm friends who, wishing to create “effortless clothes where the
fabric could speak for itself” launched ‘seasonless’ womenswear
collection Ace & Jig.
Having originally met as NYC fashion design interns, Cary Vaughan and Jenna Wilson bonded over their mutual love of antique textiles, becoming firm friends who, wishing to create “effortless clothes where the fabric could speak for itself” launched ‘seasonless’ womenswear collection Ace & Jig.
Inspired by found and vintage textiles such as the feed sack bags of antique French linens to Japanese Boro quilts, the fabrics are constructed with ancient hand looms to create tactile surfaces that are authentic and substantial, yet feel soft and worn. Vaughan and Wilson’s signatures stripes appear throughout their collections of casual basics, whether in solid blocks or as vibrant flashes of saturated colour. “We wanted to manipulate this cloth into aesthetically beautiful yet functional items. Accessible clothes that are not overstyled, pieces that you keep forever and love.” Ace & Jig is exclusive to Couverture in the UK.
Inspired by found and vintage textiles such as the feed sack bags of antique French linens to Japanese Boro quilts, the fabrics are constructed with ancient hand looms to create tactile surfaces that are authentic and substantial, yet feel soft and worn. Vaughan and Wilson’s signatures stripes appear throughout their collections of casual basics, whether in solid blocks or as vibrant flashes of saturated colour. “We wanted to manipulate this cloth into aesthetically beautiful yet functional items. Accessible clothes that are not overstyled, pieces that you keep forever and love.” Ace & Jig is exclusive to Couverture in the UK.
A Peace Treaty
Posted 26/01/2012 January 2012
Hailing from backgrounds in social justice and humanitarian work, it
seems only natural that when designers Dana Arbib and Farah Malik
launched their New York accessories label ‘A Peace Treaty’ in 2008 that
it should be charged with a social edict.
Hailing from backgrounds in social justice and humanitarian work, it seems only natural that when designers Dana Arbib and Farah Malik launched their New York accessories label ‘A Peace Treaty’ in 2008 that it should be charged with a social edict. Not only do Dana and Farah, a Libyan Jew and a Pakistani Muslim respectively, wish to make a statement simply by working together; transcending political differences to focus on their designs; but their aim is to highlight the culture of time honoured hand crafting traditions in politically unstable regions of the world. “A Peace Treaty refers to building bridges to other cultures and places. A lot of the places we work in are burdened with socio-political conflict and so the beautiful traditions and artisans and art from these places go unnoticed.”
The scarf collection is made in countries as diverse as Pakistan, Afghanistan, Nepal, Bolivia, Peru, Turkey, India and Uruguay, where A Peace Treaty have set up projects to help revitalize generations-old family run craft industries that would otherwise be at risk of extinction due to pressures of global influences and financial necessities.
Inspiration is drawn from Dana and Farah’s travels to foreign climes where they will seek out local village artisans to re-define an accessory - the finished item being the result of a collaborative and often experimental process. “Each season, we first choose a hand-crafting technique such as hand block printing, hand weaving, embroidery or hand knitting, and design a scarf collection that would be made in that technique.”
A Peace Treaty is new to Couverture for Spring Summer 2012.
Inspiration is drawn from Dana and Farah’s travels to foreign climes where they will seek out local village artisans to re-define an accessory - the finished item being the result of a collaborative and often experimental process. “Each season, we first choose a hand-crafting technique such as hand block printing, hand weaving, embroidery or hand knitting, and design a scarf collection that would be made in that technique.”
With endorsements from the likes of Olivia Palermo, Selma Blair, Christina Aguilera and Claire Danes, A Peace Treaty scarves are not only charged with social responsibility but are instilled with a beautiful heirloom quality.
A Peace Treaty is new to Couverture for Spring Summer 2012.
Aesa
Posted 12/12/2010 December 2010
Firmly ensconced in the creative melting pot that is Brooklyn, New York
jewellery designer Randi Mates’ former career and studies as a historian
continue to permeate her collections. “I am constantly looking at
nature,” says Mates. “I love the way pavement cracks over time, antique
botanical specimens, the burnished gleam of a wooden handrail…time and
its effects fascinate me.”
Firmly ensconced in the creative melting pot that is Brooklyn, New York jewellery designer Randi Mates’ former career and studies as a historian continue to permeate her collections. “I am constantly looking at nature,” says Mates. “I love the way pavement cracks over time, antique botanical specimens, the burnished gleam of a wooden handrail…time and its effects fascinate me.”
Inspired by classical Greek and Roman metal work techniques, Mates launched her jewellery label, AESA, in 2006. The handmade pieces evoke memories of unearthed museum treasures that, once fused with Mates' unique fashion sensibility, result in a collection with a unique contemporary edge.
Inspired by classical Greek and Roman metal work techniques, Mates launched her jewellery label, AESA, in 2006. The handmade pieces evoke memories of unearthed museum treasures that, once fused with Mates' unique fashion sensibility, result in a collection with a unique contemporary edge.
AESA jewellery is exclusive to Couverture in the UK.
Andy Lifschutz
Posted 20/07/2011 July 2011
With the recent gentrification of Brooklyn, it seems only natural that Andy Lifschutz's jewellery should originate from New York's hippest borough. Roughly hewn chunks of quartz with that just-mined look nestle in simple bronzed alloy settings to create the ultimate in rock-chic rings.
Andy Lifschutz jewellery is exclusive to Couverture in the UK.
Andy Lifschutz jewellery is exclusive to Couverture in the UK.
With the recent gentrification of Brooklyn, it seems only natural that Andy Lifschutz's jewellery should originate from New York's hippest borough. Roughly hewn chunks of quartz with that just-mined look nestle in simple bronzed alloy settings to create the ultimate in rock-chic rings.
For someone whose cultural influences are as diverse as Prince, the Rolling Stones, Salvador Dali and Portland street style, it's reassuring that Lifschutz's eco sensibilities are reflected in his work too. With every stone having been naturally formed in Arkansas and each setting being created from reclaimed metals, the collection is also the result of a collaborative process between Lifschutz and Couverture. So not only is Lifschutz's jewellery exclusive to Couverture in the UK, each piece is limited edition too with the outside edge of each ring band stamped with the ring's own unique number.
Andy Lifschutz jewellery is exclusive to Couverture in the UK.
Andy Lifschutz jewellery is exclusive to Couverture in the UK.
Araks
Posted 26/01/2012 January 2012
Having honed her skills at the likes of Marc Jacobs and J.Crew, Central Saint Martin’s graduate Araks Yeramyan harnassed her entrepreneurial spirit and launched her eponymous lingerie collection, ‘Araks’, in Spring 2000. Eschewing the elaborate detailing and underpinnings of familiarly overtly sexy underwear, Yeramyan’s collection is suitably pared down, comfortable and stylish, the thinking woman’s lingerie if you will. “It really fits a woman who has her own sense of herself, and wants her lingerie to match her personality…it’s pretty and people feel beautiful in it”.
Having honed her skills at the likes of Marc Jacobs and J.Crew, Central
Saint Martin’s graduate Araks Yeramyan harnassed her entrepreneurial
spirit and launched her eponymous lingerie collection, ‘Araks’, in
Spring 2000. Eschewing the elaborate detailing and underpinnings of
familiarly overtly sexy underwear, Yeramyan’s collection is suitably
pared down, comfortable and stylish, the thinking woman’s lingerie if
you will. “It really fits a woman who has her own sense of herself, and
wants her lingerie to match her personality…it’s pretty and people feel
beautiful in it”.
Stylish celebrities espousing the Araks look include Sarah Jessica Parker, Kirsten Dunst, Michelle Williams, Liv Tyler and Sophia Coppola, who famously clad Scarlett Johansson’s posterior in Araks lingerie in the opening scenes of Lost In Translation. Working predominantly with natural materials such as cotton crepe, silk chiffon and cotton shirting, designs are based on the principle that a woman’s beauty should be effortless, with lingerie that enables her to look “perfectly put together with almost no planning whatsoever”.
Stylish celebrities espousing the Araks look include Sarah Jessica Parker, Kirsten Dunst, Michelle Williams, Liv Tyler and Sophia Coppola, who famously clad Scarlett Johansson’s posterior in Araks lingerie in the opening scenes of Lost In Translation. Working predominantly with natural materials such as cotton crepe, silk chiffon and cotton shirting, designs are based on the principle that a woman’s beauty should be effortless, with lingerie that enables her to look “perfectly put together with almost no planning whatsoever”.
Atelier Nunu
Posted 14/03/2013 March 2013
Accessory label Atelier Nunu was launched by Ohio native Stephanie Oh Haley in 2010.
Haley became interested in handbag design when she moved to New York to oversee product development for Etienne Aigner at Macy’s, learning first-hand the construction and production of bags.
Haley became interested in handbag design when she moved to New York to oversee product development for Etienne Aigner at Macy’s, learning first-hand the construction and production of bags.
Accessory label Atelier Nunu was launched by Ohio native Stephanie Oh Haley in 2010.
Haley became interested in handbag design when she moved to New York to oversee product development for Etienne Aigner at Macy’s, learning first-hand the construction and production of bags.
Drawing inspiration from the clean lines and timeless shapes of men’s accessories, Atelier Nunu is the antithesis of logo emblazoned, trend led fashion. Haley designs her collection “for people who live colourful, active and creative lives” and, inspired by simplified architectural forms, each piece is beautifully proportioned, functional and exquisitely made.
Choosing to work solely with local craftsmen in New York, the collection minimally impacts upon the environment with each piece being made by hand using vegetable tanned leathers; a process that highlights the uncoated beauty of the full grain; natural linens and organic cottons. Haley explains, “I want to make things that last for a long time, are useful, and will be worn often.”
Atelier Nunu is exclusive to Couverture in the UK.
Haley became interested in handbag design when she moved to New York to oversee product development for Etienne Aigner at Macy’s, learning first-hand the construction and production of bags.
Drawing inspiration from the clean lines and timeless shapes of men’s accessories, Atelier Nunu is the antithesis of logo emblazoned, trend led fashion. Haley designs her collection “for people who live colourful, active and creative lives” and, inspired by simplified architectural forms, each piece is beautifully proportioned, functional and exquisitely made.
Choosing to work solely with local craftsmen in New York, the collection minimally impacts upon the environment with each piece being made by hand using vegetable tanned leathers; a process that highlights the uncoated beauty of the full grain; natural linens and organic cottons. Haley explains, “I want to make things that last for a long time, are useful, and will be worn often.”
Atelier Nunu is exclusive to Couverture in the UK.
Baserange
Posted 11/04/2012 April 2012
Base range is a collection of sustainable under and easy wear. Reflecting the founders background in arts, fashion and textile and based in Copenhagen and Paris - the collection is clean and functional. All items are made in the tension between living culture and being part of nature. With mindfully chosen soft and organic materials, BASE range products offer a simple and essential range of beautifully cut pieces, from bodysuits to t-shirts, conceived to last longer, to be loved longer. No frills, no synthetic fabrics. The privileged colors are natural, skin, white and black while the fit is relaxed and flattering
Base range is a collection of sustainable under and easy wear. Reflecting the founders background in arts, fashion and textile and based in Copenhagen and Paris - the collection is clean and functional. All items are made in the tension between living culture and being part of nature. With mindfully chosen soft and organic materials, BASE range products offer a simple and essential range of beautifully cut pieces, from bodysuits to t-shirts, conceived to last longer, to be loved longer. No frills, no synthetic fabrics. The privileged colors are natural, skin, white and black while the fit is relaxed and flattering. The desire behind is to provide outstanding quality products that emphasise natural femininity and sexiness, in an organic way.
Fashion designer Marie-Louise Mogensen, 33 years old, lives in Copenhagen with her two children. After studying visual arts and interaction at the Royal Danish Art School, she founded Popupshop in 2008 with fellow designer Luca Romagnoli.
The story began with a kids line composed of easy styles with a twist, exclusively made in organic cotton or bamboo. Today, the kids line is distributed in 120 amazing kids shop around the world and online.
In 2010 Marie Louise added a women’s line within Popupshop, offering a line of underwear and easywear with the same approach: organic fabrics and sustainable processes. The range was an instant hit, seducing some of the best fashion stores in NY, Copenhagen and Tokyo.
In early 2012 the women’s line was baptised BASE range (Basic Aesthetic for Sustainable Easywear). To develop the business side of BASE range, Marie Louise called upon former Surface to Air brand manager and friend Blandine, who immediately jumped on board.
Fashion designer Marie-Louise Mogensen, 33 years old, lives in Copenhagen with her two children. After studying visual arts and interaction at the Royal Danish Art School, she founded Popupshop in 2008 with fellow designer Luca Romagnoli.
The story began with a kids line composed of easy styles with a twist, exclusively made in organic cotton or bamboo. Today, the kids line is distributed in 120 amazing kids shop around the world and online.
In 2010 Marie Louise added a women’s line within Popupshop, offering a line of underwear and easywear with the same approach: organic fabrics and sustainable processes. The range was an instant hit, seducing some of the best fashion stores in NY, Copenhagen and Tokyo.
In early 2012 the women’s line was baptised BASE range (Basic Aesthetic for Sustainable Easywear). To develop the business side of BASE range, Marie Louise called upon former Surface to Air brand manager and friend Blandine, who immediately jumped on board.
Blanca Monros Gomez
Posted 13/08/2012 August 2012
Originally hailing from Barcelona, Blanca Monrós Gómez’s love of
jewellery started at the tender age of seven when, inspired by a visit
to her electrician grandfather’s workshop, she started to make necklaces
from pieces of scrap and fishing line. Following studies in Industrial
Design at art college in Boston, Gómez was to return to jewellery making
once more and having settled in the creative hub that is New York’s
Brooklyn, launched her eponymous collection.
Originally hailing from Barcelona, Blanca Monrós Gómez’s love of jewellery started at the tender age of seven when, inspired by a visit to her electrician grandfather’s workshop, she started to make necklaces from pieces of scrap and fishing line. Following studies in Industrial Design at art college in Boston, Gómez was to return to jewellery making once more and having settled in the creative hub that is New York’s Brooklyn, launched her eponymous collection.
Her deceptively simple designs are a masterclass in discreet understatement which Gómez attributes to her industrial design background. “Studying industrial design helped me realize that so many products are designed and made for the short term. And I knew I didn’t want to do that. I want to create pieces of jewellery that last – something that can be passed down to daughters and nieces. I always try to design pieces that are simple and interesting enough that you can wear every day.”
Blanca Monrós Gómez is exclusive to Couverture in Europe.
Her deceptively simple designs are a masterclass in discreet understatement which Gómez attributes to her industrial design background. “Studying industrial design helped me realize that so many products are designed and made for the short term. And I knew I didn’t want to do that. I want to create pieces of jewellery that last – something that can be passed down to daughters and nieces. I always try to design pieces that are simple and interesting enough that you can wear every day.”
Blanca Monrós Gómez is exclusive to Couverture in Europe.
Bobo Choses
Posted 12/12/2010 December 2010
Former art directors Laia Aguilar and Adriana Esperalba launched their Spanish childrenswear label Bobo Choses in 2008 after successful careers in advertising and design.
Former art directors Laia Aguilar and Adriana Esperalba launched their Spanish childrenswear label Bobo Choses in 2008 after successful careers in advertising and design.
Fusing comfort and simplicity with signature graphic elements, each collection is themed around a story; successfully evoking the language of a child's imagination; whilst a continuing social awareness ensures that Bobo Choses financially assist various projects including a women's school in Bangladesh and an orphanage in Haiti.
Charlotte Linton
Posted 06/09/2011 September 2011
Charlotte Linton cites the antique imagery of naturalists and narratives of colonial exploration ranging from Herge's adventures of Tin Tin to archive papers held at the London Zoological Society as the inspiration for her silk and wool print scarves.
Each scarf is printed in Scotland and hand finished in England with imaginary travels to foreign climes eliciting a range of eclectic and vibrant prints with an ingrained narrative.
Charlotte Linton cites the antique imagery of naturalists and narratives of colonial exploration ranging from Herge's adventures of Tin Tin to archive papers held at the London Zoological Society as the inspiration for her silk and wool print scarves.
Each scarf is printed in Scotland and hand finished in England with imaginary travels to foreign climes eliciting a range of eclectic and vibrant prints with an ingrained narrative.
Colenimo
Posted 07/02/2011 February 2011
After graduating from the prestigious Tokyo Mode Fashion University, Japanese born designer Aya Nakagawa spent the next eight years honing her skills at a number of fashion companies whilst also attaining prominence as the lead singer of a popular indie band.
After graduating from the prestigious Tokyo Mode Fashion University, Japanese born designer Aya Nakagawa spent the next eight years honing her skills at a number of fashion companies whilst also attaining prominence as the lead singer of a popular indie band.
A subsequent move to East London prompted Aya to launch her own collection, Colenimo, in 2007. Passionate about detail and quality garment construction, Aya's aesthetic vision is unashamedly rooted in the style and panache of the early twentieth century with Colenimo having become a byword for exquisitely made timeless garments with an assured sense of individual style.
The Colenimo collection is made and finished entirely in the United Kingdom.
Ellen Truijen
Posted 26/01/2012 January 2012
Having previously been engaged, amongst other things, as a professional
dancer and a prop designer within the fashion industry, Dutch designer
Ellen Truijen’s bag collection is the result of her initially making
pieces for herself which friends and acquaintances then wished to
purchase.
Having previously been engaged, amongst other things, as a professional dancer and a prop designer within the fashion industry, Dutch designer Ellen Truijen’s bag collection is the result of her initially making pieces for herself which friends and acquaintances then wished to purchase.
Formally launching her eponymous label in 2002, Ellen Trujen’s bags are renowned for their refined minimalist design, where timelessness, sobriety and simplicity are the order of the day. Employing a muted colour palette of softest leathers ranging from goatskin to suede, these are bags stripped down to their bare essentials with all detailing being strictly functional, including Truijen’s signature double leather straps for multiple wearing options. The exquisite craftsmanship and utilitarian design of each bag, combined with Truijen’s inimitable fashionable edge, guarantees their place as an indisputable wardrobe staple.
Formally launching her eponymous label in 2002, Ellen Trujen’s bags are renowned for their refined minimalist design, where timelessness, sobriety and simplicity are the order of the day. Employing a muted colour palette of softest leathers ranging from goatskin to suede, these are bags stripped down to their bare essentials with all detailing being strictly functional, including Truijen’s signature double leather straps for multiple wearing options. The exquisite craftsmanship and utilitarian design of each bag, combined with Truijen’s inimitable fashionable edge, guarantees their place as an indisputable wardrobe staple.
Elsa Esturgie
Posted 16/02/2011 February 2011
"First I start with textile research," declares Catalan designer Elsa Esturgie, "then I think about the silhouette...I love exploring different effects with materials."
Simple separates in a neutral palette of slate grey, black and steel are softened by Esturgie's choice of lightweight fabrics, bias cutting and raw edged neck and hemlines to create a look of undeniable femininity and versatility.
Elsa Esturgie is exclusive to Couverture in the UK.
"First I start with textile research," declares Catalan designer Elsa Esturgie, "then I think about the silhouette...I love exploring different effects with materials."
Simple separates in a neutral palette of slate grey, black and steel are softened by Esturgie's choice of lightweight fabrics, bias cutting and raw edged neck and hemlines to create a look of undeniable femininity and versatility.
Elsa Esturgie is exclusive to Couverture in the UK.
Engmo Dun
Posted 06/01/2011 January 2011
EngmoDun is the leading brand in Sweden of duvets and down pillows filled with Scandinavian White Goose and Duck Down.
EngmoDun was established in 1952 by Thomas Mortensen and is a Royal Purveyor to the Swedish court since 1986.
EngmoDun is the leading brand in Sweden of duvets and down pillows filled with Scandinavian White Goose and Duck Down.
EngmoDun was established in 1952 by Thomas Mortensen and is a Royal Purveyor to the Swedish court since 1986.
Erin Considine
Posted 23/10/2012 October 2012
Artist, designer and jeweller, Erin Considine, has been making things
with her hands for as long as she can remember. With an extensive
background in the Arts; in particular craft making, architecture, metal
work and sculpture; it was the Maryland native’s move to New York that
prompted the launch of her eponymous collection in 2009.
Artist, designer and jeweller, Erin Considine, has been making things with her hands for as long as she can remember. With an extensive background in the Arts; in particular craft making, architecture, metal work and sculpture; it was the Maryland native’s move to New York that prompted the launch of her eponymous collection in 2009.
Merging her skill as a metalsmith with a life-long passion for fibre, Considine’s sustainably minded collection marries recycled and repurposed metals with ethically sourced cotton and silks, the muted hues the result of a natural dying process incorporating organic Tumeric, Hibiscus and a whole host of produce grown in her own garden. Continually experimenting with technique and form, each collection incorporates weaving, crocheting and the Japanese braiding style of Kumihimo, with every step of the production process completed by hand in New York, primarily by Considine herself.
Erin Considine is exclusive to Couverture in the UK.
Merging her skill as a metalsmith with a life-long passion for fibre, Considine’s sustainably minded collection marries recycled and repurposed metals with ethically sourced cotton and silks, the muted hues the result of a natural dying process incorporating organic Tumeric, Hibiscus and a whole host of produce grown in her own garden. Continually experimenting with technique and form, each collection incorporates weaving, crocheting and the Japanese braiding style of Kumihimo, with every step of the production process completed by hand in New York, primarily by Considine herself.
Erin Considine is exclusive to Couverture in the UK.
Etten Eller
Posted 19/01/2011 January 2011
Tini
Bloom started her New York jewellery label, Etten Eller, whilst
finishing her studies at the Art Institute of Chicago.
Bloom’s previous collections have often featured salvaged objects, ranging from vintage watch parts to brass nails - Bloom reinterpreting their industrial connotations by hammering them and flattening the ends to highlight their sculptural form and unexpected refinement.
Etten Eller is exclusive to Couverture in the UK.
Tini
Bloom started her New York jewellery label, Etten Eller, whilst
finishing her studies at the Art Institute of Chicago.
Bloom’s previous collections have often featured salvaged objects, ranging from vintage watch parts to brass nails - Bloom reinterpreting their industrial connotations by hammering them and flattening the ends to highlight their sculptural form and unexpected refinement.
Etten Eller is exclusive to Couverture in the UK.
Falconwright
Posted 17/07/2012 July 2012
Accessory label Falconwright is a collaborative affair, launched by Toronto based designers and firm friends, Sandi Falconer and Danielle Wright. Falconwright's distinctive collection of screen-printed leather goods, handmade in small quantities, is exclusive to Couverture in the UK.
Accessory label Falconwright is a collaborative affair, launched by Toronto based designers and firm friends, Sandi Falconer and Danielle Wright. Falconwright's distinctive collection of screen-printed leather goods, handmade in small quantities, is exclusive to Couverture in the UK.
Grenson
Posted 06/10/2011 October 2011
All Grenson shoes are "Goodyear Welted", a process invented in the 1800's in England that is a time consuming way of making shoes, but means that the product lasts longer than any other type of shoes. It also means that the shoe can be re-soled many times over making them a wonderful investment.
All Grenson shoes are "Goodyear Welted", a process invented in the 1800's in England that is a time consuming way of making shoes, but means that the product lasts longer than any other type of shoes. It also means that the shoe can be re-soled many times over making them a wonderful investment.
There are 4 main departments connected with manufacturing within a footwear company and the components follow a progressive route through each of these departments to produce the finished shoes. The departments are, Clicking, closing, Lasting/Making, Finishing/Shoe Room. From start to finish will take around 3 weeks to make top quality Goodyear welted shoe whereas in cheaper shoe production the rule of thumb is often that if it cannot be made in 5 minutes it won't be profitable!
There are 4 main departments connected with manufacturing within a footwear company and the components follow a progressive route through each of these departments to produce the finished shoes. The departments are, Clicking, closing, Lasting/Making, Finishing/Shoe Room. From start to finish will take around 3 weeks to make top quality Goodyear welted shoe whereas in cheaper shoe production the rule of thumb is often that if it cannot be made in 5 minutes it won't be profitable!
Hansel From Basel
Posted 24/10/2011 October 2011
Inspired by the small details of everyday life, Los Angeles based designer Hannah Byun creates tasteful and spirited socks, tights and accessories for her label, Hansel from Basel.
Inspired by the small details of everyday life, Los Angeles based designer Hannah Byun creates tasteful and spirited socks, tights and accessories for her label, Hansel from Basel.
Byun's years of art school training are evident in the whimsical touch, quirky prints and textured patterns for which she has become known. This attention to detail combined with Byun's choice of high quality fabrics has earned Hansel from Basel cult status as well as a loyal celebrity following.
Helena Rohner
Posted 14/01/2011 January 2011
Spanish
jewellery designer Helena Rohner was born in the Canary Islands and
later studied at London School of Economics. However it was a
fortuitous trip to Florence that ignited her interest in jewellery
making. Rohner’s jewellery is striking for its simplicity of line
and purity of design and she likes to combine unusual materials such
as wood or porcelain with sterling silver to create necklaces, rings
and earrings with a uniquely contemporary look.
Spanish
jewellery designer Helena Rohner was born in the Canary Islands and
later studied at London School of Economics. However it was a
fortuitous trip to Florence that ignited her interest in jewellery
making. Rohner’s jewellery is striking for its simplicity of line
and purity of design and she likes to combine unusual materials such
as wood or porcelain with sterling silver to create necklaces, rings
and earrings with a uniquely contemporary look.
Rohner also designs a selection of homewares including oriental style ceramic tea sets, organic shaped vases and table lamps that pay reference to Scandinavian design classics from the forties and fifties. Jewellery still remains Rohner’s main focus however, “Jewellery is a question of light, the light you add to your body.”
Humanoid
Posted 16/02/2011 February 2011
Unique womenswear label Humanoid originated in Arnhem, Holland amidst the punk scene of 1980 via a collective of fashion designers, musicians, printmakers, jewellers and photographers.
The stealthily popular label takes as its raison d'etre the concept of "comfortable luxury"; fabrics that envelop the body in beautifully draped designs that stand out in their simplicity. The clothes and accessories often have surprising, even hidden details, the subtleties of which sometimes only become apparent when worn. Through simple adjustments almost every garment can be worn in more than one way and may also be combined to create the signature Humanoid layered look.
Unique womenswear label Humanoid originated in Arnhem, Holland amidst the punk scene of 1980 via a collective of fashion designers, musicians, printmakers, jewellers and photographers.
The stealthily popular label takes as its raison d'etre the concept of "comfortable luxury"; fabrics that envelop the body in beautifully draped designs that stand out in their simplicity. The clothes and accessories often have surprising, even hidden details, the subtleties of which sometimes only become apparent when worn. Through simple adjustments almost every garment can be worn in more than one way and may also be combined to create the signature Humanoid layered look.
Ikou Tschuss
Posted 12/12/2010 December 2010
Innovative knitwear and accessory label Ikou Tschuss was launched in
2006, the result of a creative collaboration between stylist Guya Marini
and artist’s assistant Carmen D’Apollonia. The name “Ikou” stems from
the Japanese for “Let Go” and “Tschuss” from the Swiss German for “Bye
Bye.”
Innovative knitwear and accessory label Ikou Tschuss was launched in 2006, the result of a creative collaboration between stylist Guya Marini and artist’s assistant Carmen D’Apollonia. The name “Ikou” stems from the Japanese for “Let Go” and “Tschuss” from the Swiss German for “Bye Bye.”
The inspiration for the label’s signature crochet trimmed silk scarves originated from when Carmen lost her own scarf whilst riding her bicycle one day. The duo’s solution was to use their knitting expertise to weigh down the silk scarf’s edges, resulting in the subsequent birth of their trademark piece.
The collection for Autumn Winter 2011 includes hand knitted oversized boyfriend jumpers with heart motifs, fun mittens and bobble hats and plain or printed scarves with Ikou Tschuss' crocheted edging of chunky yarns and brightly hued recycled threads.
The inspiration for the label’s signature crochet trimmed silk scarves originated from when Carmen lost her own scarf whilst riding her bicycle one day. The duo’s solution was to use their knitting expertise to weigh down the silk scarf’s edges, resulting in the subsequent birth of their trademark piece.
The collection for Autumn Winter 2011 includes hand knitted oversized boyfriend jumpers with heart motifs, fun mittens and bobble hats and plain or printed scarves with Ikou Tschuss' crocheted edging of chunky yarns and brightly hued recycled threads.
Ingrid Verhoeven Jewellery
Posted 23/10/2012 October 2012
Ingrid Verhoeven Jewellery
Ingrid Verhoeven Jewellery
Inverni
Posted 10/08/2011 August 2011
Inverni is a family run Florentine accessories label dating back to the mid eighteenth century, renowned for its exquisitely knitted hats and accessories and its vintage style fine straw collection.
Inverni is a family run Florentine accessories label dating back to the
mid eighteenth century, renowned for its exquisitely knitted hats and
accessories and its vintage style fine straw collection.
Karakoram
Posted 12/12/2010 December 2010
The inspiration for the name of Karakoram’s accessory label stems from a
large mountainous area in the Himalayan cashmere region and also from
the ancient capital of Mongolia, both settings being recognised for
producing some of the highest quality natural wool.
The inspiration for the name of Karakoram’s accessory label stems from a large mountainous area in the Himalayan cashmere region and also from the ancient capital of Mongolia, both settings being recognised for producing some of the highest quality natural wool.
Karakoram accessories incorporate these intrinsically beautiful qualities to create a hand knitted collection of baby alpaca snoods, chunky knit scarves and lambswool fingerless gloves in a discreet colour palette of coral, navy and tangerine.
Karakoram accessories incorporate these intrinsically beautiful qualities to create a hand knitted collection of baby alpaca snoods, chunky knit scarves and lambswool fingerless gloves in a discreet colour palette of coral, navy and tangerine.
Kauniste
Posted 06/06/2012 June 2012
Swedish brand Kauniste work with young Scandinavian artists, illustrators and graphic designers to create fresh, beautiful patterns that are then incorporated into a range of screen-printed homewares and accessories.
Swedish brand Kauniste work with young Scandinavian artists, illustrators and graphic designers to create fresh, beautiful patterns that are then incorporated into a range of screen-printed homewares and accessories.
Using only solvent-free inks and linen mix fabrics, the Kauniste collection includes cushions, tea towels and tote bags. “We want to make patterns and products that last and keep bringing joy to our home past seasonal trends.”
Using only solvent-free inks and linen mix fabrics, the Kauniste collection includes cushions, tea towels and tote bags. “We want to make patterns and products that last and keep bringing joy to our home past seasonal trends.”
Lauren Moffatt
Posted 13/09/2012 September 2012
Fine Arts graduate Lauren Moffatt, with her passion for prints and love
of all things vintage, always knew deep down that she wanted to pursue a
career in fashion. Originally hailing from Philadelphia, a move to New
York was to precipitate the launch of her eponymous womenswear label
‘Lauren Moffat’ in 2000.
Fine Arts graduate Lauren Moffatt, with her passion for prints and love of all things vintage, always knew deep down that she wanted to pursue a career in fashion. Originally hailing from Philadelphia, a move to New York was to precipitate the launch of her eponymous womenswear label ‘Lauren Moffat’ in 2000.
Defying convention, for the first two seasons Moffatt sewed several hundred pieces at home on her 31ft sailboat docked on New York’s Hudson River. However since becoming known as the label of choice for Hollywood starlets and real girls alike, Moffatt’s studio has progressed to an expansive loft in Chelsea. Named ‘designer to watch’ by both Vogue and Womenswear Daily, her unique sensibility for colour, texture and details has earned her a legion of devotees of her vintage-inspired style.
‘While I love vintage clothing I’m rarely inspired by a whole look, more often just a great detail. I love the unexpected and feeling like you have to get closer to something to see just what’s happening.'
Defying convention, for the first two seasons Moffatt sewed several hundred pieces at home on her 31ft sailboat docked on New York’s Hudson River. However since becoming known as the label of choice for Hollywood starlets and real girls alike, Moffatt’s studio has progressed to an expansive loft in Chelsea. Named ‘designer to watch’ by both Vogue and Womenswear Daily, her unique sensibility for colour, texture and details has earned her a legion of devotees of her vintage-inspired style.
‘While I love vintage clothing I’m rarely inspired by a whole look, more often just a great detail. I love the unexpected and feeling like you have to get closer to something to see just what’s happening.'
Le Petit Lucas Du Tertre
Posted 08/10/2012 October 2012
Created by former lawyers with a mutual love of fashion, Marie Lucas and Clemence du Tertre launched Le petit Lucas du Tertre in 2010. Citing inspiration as diverse as Tsumori Chisato (for her imagination and fantasy world) and Paul Smith (for his attention to detail and British eccentricity), their homeware collection is a sophisticated mix of brightly coloured quilts, cushions and accessories. Le petit Lucas du Tertre’s vintage inspired fabrics are hand printed or hand woven in India by skilled artisans who are practiced in the use of time honoured techniques.
Created by former lawyers with a mutual love of fashion, Marie Lucas and
Clemence du Tertre launched Le petit Lucas du Tertre in 2010. Citing
inspiration as diverse as Tsumori Chisato (for her imagination and
fantasy world) and Paul Smith (for his attention to detail and British
eccentricity), their homeware collection is a sophisticated mix of
brightly coloured quilts, cushions and accessories. Le petit Lucas du
Tertre’s vintage inspired fabrics are hand printed or hand woven in
India by skilled artisans who are practiced in the use of time honoured
techniques.
Lizzie Fortunato Jewels
Posted 04/01/2012 January 2012
Fusing found, reclaimed and precious materials that may include seashells from a remote Costa Rican beach to vintage whalebone poker chips from a defunct Punta del Este casino, the collection is characterised by exquisite craftsmanship in the form of hand-weaving, sculpting, beading and needlepoint, embuing each piece with an inimitable one-off quality.
Elizabeth Fortunato has been designing accessories since childhood but
it wasn’t until after a year’s stint as a fashion publicist that she
formally joined forces with her twin sister Kathryn, and in 2007 Lizzie
Fortunato Jewels was born.
Fusing found, reclaimed and precious materials that may include seashells from a remote Costa Rican beach to vintage whalebone poker chips from a defunct Punta del Este casino, the collection is characterised by exquisite craftsmanship in the form of hand-weaving, sculpting, beading and needlepoint, embuing each piece with an inimitable one-off quality.
Fusing found, reclaimed and precious materials that may include seashells from a remote Costa Rican beach to vintage whalebone poker chips from a defunct Punta del Este casino, the collection is characterised by exquisite craftsmanship in the form of hand-weaving, sculpting, beading and needlepoint, embuing each piece with an inimitable one-off quality.
Local
Posted 09/05/2011 May 2011
Italian clothing label Local was launched as the antithesis of an ever increasingly globalized world, deliberately employing materials and handcrafted techniques strongly associated with their place of origin, hence the name 'Local'.
Italian clothing label Local was launched as the antithesis of an ever increasingly globalized world, deliberately employing materials and handcrafted techniques strongly associated with their place of origin, hence the name 'Local'.
Simple, unstructured separates in pure wool, organic cotton and feather light gauze, embroidered by hand, are Local's signature and allow for effortless dressing whilst embodying the unique charm of the collection's origins.
Maria La Rosa
Posted 23/02/2011 February 2011
Maria La Rosa accessories, developed from a multi-disciplinary approach
to weaving, macramé, knitting, crochet and embroidery, include bags,
selected clothing, scarves, socks and homewares.
Maria La Rosa accessories, developed from a multi-disciplinary approach to weaving, macramé, knitting, crochet and embroidery, include bags, selected clothing, scarves, socks and homewares.
All textiles from the collection are the result of a strictly manual process performed on antique looms that are completely void of mechanically moving parts. Each step, from laying out the warp-yarn and passing it through the reeds and heedles, binding and wrapping it into the warp beam, to the actual weaving, is done exclusively by hand.
With a predilection for carefully selected natural fibres such as cotton, raffia, linen, silk, chenille, cashmere and alpaca, the Maria La Rosa label is made entirely in Italy in limited runs, with each item being finished by hand.
All textiles from the collection are the result of a strictly manual process performed on antique looms that are completely void of mechanically moving parts. Each step, from laying out the warp-yarn and passing it through the reeds and heedles, binding and wrapping it into the warp beam, to the actual weaving, is done exclusively by hand.
With a predilection for carefully selected natural fibres such as cotton, raffia, linen, silk, chenille, cashmere and alpaca, the Maria La Rosa label is made entirely in Italy in limited runs, with each item being finished by hand.
Marina Spyropoulos
Posted 12/05/2011 May 2011
Having spent her childhood in Greece followed by studies in art at Byam Shaw, London and subsequent travels through Central America where she learned to silversmith in Mexico, Marina Spyropoulos's jewellery is the summation of many influences.
Having spent her childhood in Greece followed by studies in art at Byam Shaw, London and subsequent travels through Central America where she learned to silversmith in Mexico, Marina Spyropoulos's jewellery is the summation of many influences.
Now firmly ensconced in London's Notting Hill, Spyropoulos's aim is to create jewellery that is classic yet modern, sculptural and tactile. Inspired by aspects of classical Greek museum artefacts as well as nature itself, each piece is imbued with a purity and serenity that is unique to Spyropoulos - simple enough to be worn every day, exquisite enough to be worn for a special occasion.
Megan Park
Posted 16/02/2011 February 2011
Australian Megan Park launched her self-named label in 1997 after a successful career designing textiles for the likes of Givenchy, Dries Van Noten and Kenzo. The collection has now grown to include womenswear and accessories, homeware and childrenswear.
Park's collections are renowned for their hand stitching, beading and embroidery and her signature hand block and hand screen-printing, all of which contribute to the timeless appeal of her feminine designs.
Australian Megan Park launched her self-named label in 1997 after a successful career designing textiles for the likes of Givenchy, Dries Van Noten and Kenzo. The collection has now grown to include womenswear and accessories, homeware and childrenswear.
Park's collections are renowned for their hand stitching, beading and embroidery and her signature hand block and hand screen-printing, all of which contribute to the timeless appeal of her feminine designs.
Megumi Ochi
Posted 12/12/2010 December 2010
With an artist father and an architect mother, it seemed inevitable that
Japanese designer Megumi Ochi should work in a creative field. Leaving
Japan to study at the prestigious Cordwainers College in London, Ochi
launched her eponymous shoe collection immediately upon graduating.
Ochi’s trademark style is simple, pure, refined but in no way
conventional, adding a touch of glamour or a modern vintage twist to
even the most basic of outfits. Ochi explains, “Shape, line and balance
are essential elements for my shoes… simplicity is the end and not the
beginning.”
With an artist father and an architect mother, it seemed inevitable that Japanese designer Megumi Ochi should work in a creative field. Leaving Japan to study at the prestigious Cordwainers College in London, Ochi launched her eponymous shoe collection immediately upon graduating. Ochi’s trademark style is simple, pure, refined but in no way conventional, adding a touch of glamour or a modern vintage twist to even the most basic of outfits. Ochi explains, “Shape, line and balance are essential elements for my shoes… simplicity is the end and not the beginning.”
Minä Perhonen
Posted 12/12/2010 December 2010
Minä Perhonen was launched in 1995, the brainchild of Japanese clothing
and textile designer Akira Minagawa. The name originates from Finnish;
with Minagawa being heavily influenced by the lifestyle and culture of
the Scandinavian country; and translates as ‘I Butterfly’, a reference
to his wish to “make many beautiful designs like those of butterflies’
wings”.
Photographer: Taro Hirano
Art director: Daijiro Ohara
ⓒminä perhonen 2011-12 A/W
Photographer: Taro Hirano
Art director: Daijiro Ohara
ⓒminä perhonen 2011-12 A/W
Minä Perhonen was launched in 1995, the brainchild of Japanese clothing and textile designer Akira Minagawa. The name originates from Finnish; with Minagawa being heavily influenced by the lifestyle and culture of the Scandinavian country; and translates as ‘I Butterfly’, a reference to his wish to “make many beautiful designs like those of butterflies’ wings”.
The design process begins with sketches which are then made into original fabrics, each Minä Perhonen collection being built upon the principle of durable design with an aesthetic merit independent of seasonal trends. Characterised by an inherently feminine and naïve style and impeccable attention to detail; buttons are often individually hand finished, hems intricately scalloped; Minagawa’s timeless designs combine Scandinavian and Japanese influences to unique effect.
Minä Perhonen is exclusive to Couverture in the UK.
Photographer: Taro Hirano
Art director: Daijiro Ohara
ⓒminä perhonen 2011-12 A/W
The design process begins with sketches which are then made into original fabrics, each Minä Perhonen collection being built upon the principle of durable design with an aesthetic merit independent of seasonal trends. Characterised by an inherently feminine and naïve style and impeccable attention to detail; buttons are often individually hand finished, hems intricately scalloped; Minagawa’s timeless designs combine Scandinavian and Japanese influences to unique effect.
Minä Perhonen is exclusive to Couverture in the UK.
Photographer: Taro Hirano
Art director: Daijiro Ohara
ⓒminä perhonen 2011-12 A/W
Mociun
Posted 12/12/2010 December 2010
Brooklyn based designer Caitlin Mociun studied textiles at the Rhode Island School of Design before launching her own label Mociun (pronounced mo – shen) in 2005.
Brooklyn based designer Caitlin Mociun studied textiles at the Rhode Island School of Design before launching her own label Mociun (pronounced mo – shen) in 2005. Inspired by the designs of the Bauhaus movement as well as the plant photography of Karl Blossfeldt, Mociun deliberately keeps the garments of her eponymous label simple and pared down “so that the textiles can really make the impact.” “Usually images from my own past creep into the designs. I find the colours of photos from the late seventies and eighties really amazing.” Mociun creates traditionally styled contemporary fashion whilst incorporating sustainable fabrics such as organic cotton and bamboo.
Nanushka
Posted 27/03/2013 March 2013
Nanushka is the childhood nickname of head designer Sandra Sandor. Born
in Budapest, Hungary she graduated from the London College of Fashion,
only to return to her hometown to establish the label.
Through her collection Sandra aims to combine playful cuts and lush fabrics with elegance and comfort to create collections that exude a harmony which contrasts the overwhelming noise of the big-city experience. Nanushka is fashion for the urban nomad, for those who are on the move but always at home.
Through her collection Sandra aims to combine playful cuts and lush fabrics with elegance and comfort to create collections that exude a harmony which contrasts the overwhelming noise of the big-city experience. Nanushka is fashion for the urban nomad, for those who are on the move but always at home.
Nanushka is the childhood nickname of head designer Sandra Sandor. Born in Budapest, Hungary she graduated from the London College of Fashion, only to return to her hometown to establish the label.
Through her collection Sandra aims to combine playful cuts and lush fabrics with elegance and comfort to create collections that exude a harmony which contrasts the overwhelming noise of the big-city experience. Nanushka is fashion for the urban nomad, for those who are on the move but always at home.
Though Sandra’s collections are finding new followers in every corner of the world and the brand is aggressively expanding into new markets, it is still based in Budapest, Hungary, where it recently opened its flagship store. The store’s unique design received praise from over 250 design blogs from Moscow to Rio and whether to shop or just admire, it has become a must-see tourist destination.
Through her collection Sandra aims to combine playful cuts and lush fabrics with elegance and comfort to create collections that exude a harmony which contrasts the overwhelming noise of the big-city experience. Nanushka is fashion for the urban nomad, for those who are on the move but always at home.
Though Sandra’s collections are finding new followers in every corner of the world and the brand is aggressively expanding into new markets, it is still based in Budapest, Hungary, where it recently opened its flagship store. The store’s unique design received praise from over 250 design blogs from Moscow to Rio and whether to shop or just admire, it has become a must-see tourist destination.
Nathalie Verlinden
Posted 12/12/2010 December 2010
Nathalie Verlinden’s eponymous shoe and accessory collection for children has become a popular wardrobe staple since its inception in 1997. Working exclusively with environmentally responsible materials, the Belgian designer continues to build her collections around the principles of quality and simplicity. Combining naturally tanned leathers with exquisite Italian craftsmanship and minimalist design, the Nathalie Verlinden collection is the last word in understated cool.
Nathalie Verlinden’s eponymous shoe and accessory collection for children has become a popular wardrobe staple since its inception in 1997. Working exclusively with environmentally responsible materials, the Belgian designer continues to build her collections around the principles of quality and simplicity. Combining naturally tanned leathers with exquisite Italian craftsmanship and minimalist design, the Nathalie Verlinden collection is the last word in understated cool.
Objects Without Meaning
Posted 18/09/2012 September 2012
From the creators of hip children's label ESP No.1, comes the aptly titled womenswear collection 'O-M', standing for 'Objects Without Meaning'. The collection debuts for Autumn Winter 2012 with a tight edit of understated and versatile modern separates all produced locally in Los Angeles.
From the creators of hip children's label ESP No.1, comes the aptly titled womenswear collection 'O-M', standing for 'Objects Without Meaning'. The collection debuts for Autumn Winter 2012 with a tight edit of understated and versatile modern separates all produced locally in Los Angeles.
"We rely on a very simple objective - clean and flexible silhouettes constructed of rich, textural and comfortable fabrics, focused on longevity."
Odette
Posted 30/11/2011 November 2011
Sarkilahti’s fine art background is prevalent throughout her work with
each design originating from a pencil sketch that is then carefully
translated by hand into wax, like a small scale sculpture, before being
cast into materials such as recycled sterling silver, brass, bronze and
diamonds. “I am inspired by the notion of creating heirlooms; something
rare and meaningful that can be passed down through the generations and
reused.”
Founded in 2006 by artist Jennifer Sarkilahti, Odette is a Brooklyn-based jewellery collection inspired by organic and industrial shapes, natural specimens, unusual artefacts, and primitive forms.
Sarkilahti’s fine art background is prevalent throughout her work with each design originating from a pencil sketch that is then carefully translated by hand into wax, like a small scale sculpture, before being cast into materials such as recycled sterling silver, brass, bronze and diamonds. “I am inspired by the notion of creating heirlooms; something rare and meaningful that can be passed down through the generations and reused.”
Odette jewellery is made in New York City and is exclusive to Couverture in London.
Sarkilahti’s fine art background is prevalent throughout her work with each design originating from a pencil sketch that is then carefully translated by hand into wax, like a small scale sculpture, before being cast into materials such as recycled sterling silver, brass, bronze and diamonds. “I am inspired by the notion of creating heirlooms; something rare and meaningful that can be passed down through the generations and reused.”
Odette jewellery is made in New York City and is exclusive to Couverture in London.
Pero
Posted 03/02/2011 February 2011
Pero designer Aneeth Arora is a ‘textile and dress maker’ who firmly
believes that local people and their dressing style are the real trend
setters of the time. Her clothes do not strictly follow seasonal fashion
but prefer to sit alongside it. Pero believe in creating textiles whose
vocabulary, such as 'kanni' meaning 'selvedge', can be translated into
the garments to create unique pieces of clothing. Predominantly red and
white, this collection incorporates traditional techniques and
materials, such as ikats and natural dyed khadi. The history of these
textiles is almost as enchanting as the fabric itself.
Pero designer Aneeth Arora is a ‘textile and dress maker’ who firmly
believes that local people and their dressing style are the real trend
setters of the time. Her clothes do not strictly follow seasonal fashion
but prefer to sit alongside it. Pero believe in creating textiles whose
vocabulary, such as 'kanni' meaning 'selvedge', can be translated into
the garments to create unique pieces of clothing. Predominantly red and
white, this collection incorporates traditional techniques and
materials, such as ikats and natural dyed khadi. The history of these
textiles is almost as enchanting as the fabric itself.
Pop Up Shop
Posted 16/03/2011 March 2011
Pop Up Shop, the Danish clothing company founded in 2007 that term their work ‘organic agriculture’, are pioneers of timeless organic clothing. Their muted colour palette of nude, off white, grey and black lends itself perfectly to Pop Up Shop’s simple shapes.
Pop Up Shop, the Danish clothing company founded in 2007 that term their work ‘organic agriculture’, are pioneers of timeless organic clothing. Their muted colour palette of nude, off white, grey and black lends itself perfectly to Pop Up Shop’s simple shapes.
Classic long and short sleeved tees and jersey wear made from sustainable fabrics are perfect wardrobe staples for both women and children, whilst the women’s underwear collection incorporating boyish pants, vests and bra tops in softest knitted organic bamboo is the ultimate in pared down chic. “Our passion is to make everlasting basic wear both sustainably and high on quality. Our aim is to create timeless organics.”
Rabens Saloner
Posted 23/10/2012 October 2012
Established in 2007 by former buyer Birgitte Raben Olrik, Danish
womenswear label Rabens Saloner is the ultimate in laid back chic.
Marrying exquisite textures and muted colours with traditional Asian
craftsmanship, each collection features hand worked elements including
intricate embroideries, leatherwork and knitted separates.
Established in 2007 by former buyer Birgitte Raben Olrik, Danish womenswear label Rabens Saloner is the ultimate in laid back chic. Marrying exquisite textures and muted colours with traditional Asian craftsmanship, each collection features hand worked elements including intricate embroideries, leatherwork and knitted separates. Keen to promote sustainability in the countries of origin, Olrik explains, “There is so much inspiration to gather from local artisans…it’s a kind of mutual fertilization, if you keep an open mind, amazing things can emerge from it.”
Rabens Saloner is new to Couverture for Spring Summer 2013.
Rabens Saloner is new to Couverture for Spring Summer 2013.
Rachel Comey
Posted 12/12/2010 December 2010
Launched in 2001, American born designer Rachel Comey’s label has fast
become the uniform of choice for cool downtown girls with its vintage
inspired, rock and roll feel. Worn by the likes of Maggie Gyllenhaal,
Kirsten Dunst and Courtney Love, few are aware that the former Theory
design consultant originally started out as a menswear label (David
Bowie wore a Rachel Comey shirt on Letterman.)
Launched in 2001, American born designer Rachel Comey’s label has fast become the uniform of choice for cool downtown girls with its vintage inspired, rock and roll feel. Worn by the likes of Maggie Gyllenhaal, Kirsten Dunst and Courtney Love, few are aware that the former Theory design consultant originally started out as a menswear label (David Bowie wore a Rachel Comey shirt on Letterman.) However such was the popularity of the men’s collection with women (they bought up all the small sizes in Barneys) that in 2003 she launched her womenswear and accessory line, which is now the mainstay of the brand. Comey explains, “Materials, craftsmanship, utility and a sense of humour are important in my collections…I don't like things to be too accessorized, but I do like them to be playful.”
Rittenhouse
Posted 17/09/2009 September 2009
Merging ethereal design with fine fabrics and slick graphics, Sally
McDonald and Micah Hamdorf manage to create everyday basics that are
smartly tempered with skewed detailing.
Merging ethereal design with fine fabrics and slick graphics, Sally McDonald and Micah Hamdorf manage to create everyday basics that are smartly tempered with skewed detailing.
The story goes back to 1997, when the two met through friends in Melbourne. Sally was sharing a warehouse in Melbourne's Chinatown with a friend of Micah's, and eventually, they ended up working at the same company. "We fell in love, then left the country separately to go to New York and London," says Sally. "Eventually we ended up back together in Philadelphia, pregnant, and eating cheese steaks!" It was in Philly's Rittenhouse Square that their label was born.
After returning home to Sydney, the couple settled into a "ghetto style basement/loading dock" that was the former home to Paramount Studios. Here, the two design classic collections for both men and women that are tinged with street- smart flourishes. "We've always enjoyed playing with traditional realizations of things like sweatshirts or T-shirts. And the playing could be as simple as exaggerating a twisted seam," says Sally.
Textiles and prints are another area where the duo shines. From sweaters lined in zigzags to light skirts peppered with exaggerated blotches, Rittenhouse's more classic pieces have elements that transform the basic into the unusual. "We love reinterpreting your average polka dot or gingham with a completely oblique print technique," Micah says.
Rittenhouse sits somewhere between “boutique” and “street” and appeals to a customer who appreciates fine quality and is not fad driven. This unique positioning appeals to other designers and artists who clamor to work alongside with the pair.
The story goes back to 1997, when the two met through friends in Melbourne. Sally was sharing a warehouse in Melbourne's Chinatown with a friend of Micah's, and eventually, they ended up working at the same company. "We fell in love, then left the country separately to go to New York and London," says Sally. "Eventually we ended up back together in Philadelphia, pregnant, and eating cheese steaks!" It was in Philly's Rittenhouse Square that their label was born.
After returning home to Sydney, the couple settled into a "ghetto style basement/loading dock" that was the former home to Paramount Studios. Here, the two design classic collections for both men and women that are tinged with street- smart flourishes. "We've always enjoyed playing with traditional realizations of things like sweatshirts or T-shirts. And the playing could be as simple as exaggerating a twisted seam," says Sally.
Textiles and prints are another area where the duo shines. From sweaters lined in zigzags to light skirts peppered with exaggerated blotches, Rittenhouse's more classic pieces have elements that transform the basic into the unusual. "We love reinterpreting your average polka dot or gingham with a completely oblique print technique," Micah says.
Rittenhouse sits somewhere between “boutique” and “street” and appeals to a customer who appreciates fine quality and is not fad driven. This unique positioning appeals to other designers and artists who clamor to work alongside with the pair.
Ryan Roche
Posted 12/09/2012 September 2012
The creative force behind coveted children’s line Mor Mor Rita for over a
decade and with a legion of fans including Maggie Gyllenhaal who has
said of Roche, “She has so much style and…a particular elegance you
don’t see anywhere else, I kept thinking to myself, I wish she could do
this for adults”, the launch of Roche’s eponymous womenswear collection
in 2011 seemed a logical progression.
The creative force behind coveted children’s line Mor Mor Rita for over a decade and with a legion of fans including Maggie Gyllenhaal who has said of Roche, “She has so much style and…a particular elegance you don’t see anywhere else, I kept thinking to myself, I wish she could do this for adults”, the launch of Roche’s eponymous womenswear collection in 2011 seemed a logical progression.
Exquisite cashmere knits, delicate organic cotton voile maxi dresses and knitted dresses with poetic crochet details come in Roche’s signature neutral palette with highlight dashes of vivid colour. With an admirable environmental conscientiousness determining where fabrics, dyes and yarns are sourced, Roche also produces much of the collection locally in Long Island City and Queens as well as collaborating with a woman’s co-operative in Nepal to create the specialist cashmere pieces. “There is a story behind the clothing, Roche says. “That is so important to me.”
Ryan Roche lives in an old stone farmhouse in upstate New York with her husband, three children and a farmyard of animals. The collection is exclusive to Couverture in the UK.
Exquisite cashmere knits, delicate organic cotton voile maxi dresses and knitted dresses with poetic crochet details come in Roche’s signature neutral palette with highlight dashes of vivid colour. With an admirable environmental conscientiousness determining where fabrics, dyes and yarns are sourced, Roche also produces much of the collection locally in Long Island City and Queens as well as collaborating with a woman’s co-operative in Nepal to create the specialist cashmere pieces. “There is a story behind the clothing, Roche says. “That is so important to me.”
Ryan Roche lives in an old stone farmhouse in upstate New York with her husband, three children and a farmyard of animals. The collection is exclusive to Couverture in the UK.
Satomi Kawakita
Posted 30/11/2011 November 2011
Satomi Kawakita is a Japanese jewellery designer living and working in
New York. The daughter of a dressmaker, Kawakita became fascinated by
design and the creative process from an early age. Having originally
studied art in Japan and worked as a glass blower, Kawakita later moved
to New York to study jewellery design, working as a professional diamond
setter for 7 years.
Satomi Kawakita is a Japanese jewellery designer living and working in New York. The daughter of a dressmaker, Kawakita became fascinated by design and the creative process from an early age. Having originally studied art in Japan and worked as a glass blower, Kawakita later moved to New York to study jewellery design, working as a professional diamond setter for 7 years.
Inspired by the freedom of expression found in New York, “Here in the US, originality is more important…everyone has a different look, different ideas, and we are proud of it”, in 2008 Kawakita launched her own eponymous collection of jewellery, “Satomi Kawakita”. Each piece combines an unusual organic sense of beauty with impeccable craftsmanship, “I get inspired by many things…by plants, architecture, geometric shapes, graphic designs and also textures of fabric, paper…I really like something imperfect and something you can feel the ‘human touch’.”
Satomi Kawakita jewellery is exclusive to Couverture in the UK.
Inspired by the freedom of expression found in New York, “Here in the US, originality is more important…everyone has a different look, different ideas, and we are proud of it”, in 2008 Kawakita launched her own eponymous collection of jewellery, “Satomi Kawakita”. Each piece combines an unusual organic sense of beauty with impeccable craftsmanship, “I get inspired by many things…by plants, architecture, geometric shapes, graphic designs and also textures of fabric, paper…I really like something imperfect and something you can feel the ‘human touch’.”
Satomi Kawakita jewellery is exclusive to Couverture in the UK.
Schiesser
Posted 20/04/2011 April 2011
Founded in 1875, the German underwear label Schiesser is synonymous with the highest quality and most exquisitely made underwear for men, women and children.
Founded in 1875, the German underwear label Schiesser is synonymous with the highest quality and most exquisitely made underwear for men, women and children.
The Scheisser Revival collection references classic, timeless styles from Scheisser's 135 year old heritage, adroitly combining traditional values with the latest technology to produce cool, modern designs. Signature pieces include boyish hipster pants, vests and long sleeve tops made from the finest quality Egyptian Mako cotton, piece dyed, all with woven placket details incorporating mother if pearl buttons and high stretch to ensure a superb fit. So assured are Scheisser of the impeccable quality of their collection, each piece comes with a two year guarantee and is individually wrapped in muslin in a retro-style presentation box.
Steven Alan Womenswear
Posted 12/04/2011 April 2011
Since opening his first store in New York in 1994,
Steven Alan has become the style guru for the cool downtown crowd.
Described as 'feminine with a hint of inner tomboy', his collections are
filled with must-buy plaid shirts and cropped-sleeve blazers.
Since opening his first store in New York in 1994,
Steven Alan has become the style guru for the cool downtown crowd.
Described as 'feminine with a hint of inner tomboy', his collections are
filled with must-buy plaid shirts and cropped-sleeve blazers.
Stine Goya
Posted 16/02/2011 February 2011
Stine Goya combines beauty and drama in edgy
collections for the daring individual. Collections that don't adhere
to current trends but seek authenticity and renewal, grounded in a
continual identity with a distinct visual expression.
This is an expression that appeals to the independent female, whose personal style is an articulation of self. A person who revels in beauty and intense surroundings, she self-assuredly combines clothing to express herself and her character. Stine Goya's universe extends a modern framework for this individuality.
Stine Goya combines beauty and drama in edgy
collections for the daring individual. Collections that don't adhere
to current trends but seek authenticity and renewal, grounded in a
continual identity with a distinct visual expression.
This is an expression that appeals to the independent female, whose personal style is an articulation of self. A person who revels in beauty and intense surroundings, she self-assuredly combines clothing to express herself and her character. Stine Goya's universe extends a modern framework for this individuality.
Suki Cheema
Posted 07/01/2011 January 2011
After graduating from Central St Martins in London, Suki Cheema's travels to Southeast Asia and Australia the following year served not only to reinforce his love of foreign climes but provided a wealth of inspiration for his burgeoning textile career. Subsequent stints at fashion stalwarts Calvin Klein, Donna Karan, Ralph Lauren and finally Diane von Furstenberg instilled Suki with the confidence to finally branch out on his own.
After graduating from Central St Martins in London, Suki Cheema's travels to Southeast Asia and Australia the following year served not only to reinforce his love of foreign climes but provided a wealth of inspiration for his burgeoning textile career. Subsequent stints at fashion stalwarts Calvin Klein, Donna Karan, Ralph Lauren and finally Diane von Furstenberg instilled Suki with the confidence to finally branch out on his own.
Returning to London, his eponymous Suki Cheema home and accessories collection was launched in 2010. Each collection is themed around a destination with cushions, rugs, throws and bags featuring hand silk-screened prints based on images from his trips. "I grew up playing with fabrics in my parents' clothing factory. I had an artistic streak as a child, and later on I studied fine arts. Instead of using canvases, I painted on fabrics."
Therese Rawsthorne
Posted 20/04/2011 April 2011
Therese Rawsthorne was established in 2006. With a penchant for natural fibres, Rawsthorne utilises unique washed processes and both traditional & technological finishes into each collection. Soft & hard juxapose in clean edged tailoring, her signature washed cotton shirting & uptown party looks. Sharp leather & organically shaped knitwear are more recent introductions to the range that are rapidly building a cult following.
Known for their clean lines & quirky detail, the undersated sophistication of Therese Rawsthorne's collection have garnered fans for their versatility & nonchalant ease.
Thierry Lasry
Posted 23/10/2012 October 2012
With an optician father and a designer mother, eyewear was an obvious choice for cult designer Thierry Lasry. Launched in 2006, the eponymous label embodies the concept of ‘futuristic vintage’, with Thierry drawing inspiration from retro designs and materials before adding his signature avant-garde touch.
With an optician father and a designer mother, eyewear was an obvious choice for cult designer Thierry Lasry. Launched in 2006, the eponymous label embodies the concept of ‘futuristic vintage’, with Thierry drawing inspiration from retro designs and materials before adding his signature avant-garde touch.
Eschewing the oversized logos favoured by other brands for time-honoured craft techniques and exquisite workmanship, each frame is entirely hand made in France from acetate by the iconic Italian house of Mazzucchelli. Lasry’s A-list following; Madonna, Eva Mendes, Jessica Alba and Anne Hathaway to name but a few; is surely testament to the fact that sometimes less is most definitely more.
Eschewing the oversized logos favoured by other brands for time-honoured craft techniques and exquisite workmanship, each frame is entirely hand made in France from acetate by the iconic Italian house of Mazzucchelli. Lasry’s A-list following; Madonna, Eva Mendes, Jessica Alba and Anne Hathaway to name but a few; is surely testament to the fact that sometimes less is most definitely more.
Tocca
Posted 23/10/2012 October 2012
Tocca, the iconic cool-girl label of choice in the Nineties, has
recently undergone a unique revival under the visionary direction of
Emma Fletcher; the Australian creator of much loved and sorely missed
sleeper-hit Lyell.
Understated detailing such as gossamer thread lace inserts and peter pan collars evoke the aesthetic that made Tocca irresistible in its heyday but with contemporary colours and sharp tailoring adding a newly sophisticated look appropriate for this decade.
Understated detailing such as gossamer thread lace inserts and peter pan collars evoke the aesthetic that made Tocca irresistible in its heyday but with contemporary colours and sharp tailoring adding a newly sophisticated look appropriate for this decade.
Tocca, the iconic cool-girl label of choice in the Nineties, has recently undergone a unique revival under the visionary direction of Emma Fletcher; the Australian creator of much loved and sorely missed sleeper-hit Lyell.
Understated detailing such as gossamer thread lace inserts and peter pan collars evoke the aesthetic that made Tocca irresistible in its heyday but with contemporary colours and sharp tailoring adding a newly sophisticated look appropriate for this decade.
Fletcher’s signature nostalgic designs were inspired for the current season by images of hot air balloons and unexpectedly, the comic strip ‘Peanuts’. Fletcher explains, “Spring 2013 was originally inspired by faded Polaroids of hot air balloons - the chevron patterns, floating colours and transparency. When I started seeing the zigzags on samples, it looked like Charlie Brown’s shirt, so I looked at ‘Peanuts’ and got the pops of colours”. However there is nothing comedic about Fletcher’s teal print ‘Woodstock’ blouse, hot orange ‘Marcie’ shorts or ‘Peppermint Patty’ jacket – these are beautifully wearable pieces that exude a feminine sexy edge.
Tocca is exclusive to Couverture in the UK.
Understated detailing such as gossamer thread lace inserts and peter pan collars evoke the aesthetic that made Tocca irresistible in its heyday but with contemporary colours and sharp tailoring adding a newly sophisticated look appropriate for this decade.
Fletcher’s signature nostalgic designs were inspired for the current season by images of hot air balloons and unexpectedly, the comic strip ‘Peanuts’. Fletcher explains, “Spring 2013 was originally inspired by faded Polaroids of hot air balloons - the chevron patterns, floating colours and transparency. When I started seeing the zigzags on samples, it looked like Charlie Brown’s shirt, so I looked at ‘Peanuts’ and got the pops of colours”. However there is nothing comedic about Fletcher’s teal print ‘Woodstock’ blouse, hot orange ‘Marcie’ shorts or ‘Peppermint Patty’ jacket – these are beautifully wearable pieces that exude a feminine sexy edge.
Tocca is exclusive to Couverture in the UK.
Von Sono
Posted 05/09/2011 September 2011
German born designer Stéphanie Oberg worked with fashion luminaries such as Kostas Murkudis and Cacharel before a move to London's East End prompted her to launch her own label, Von Sono, in 2004.
German born designer Stéphanie Oberg worked with fashion luminaries such as Kostas Murkudis and Cacharel before a move to London's East End prompted her to launch her own label, Von Sono, in 2004.
Meaning 'From Me' in German, Oberg's original ambition for Von Sono was for a conceptual clothing collection that was made by hand, "each piece different from the next...different fabric, hand print or appliqué detail. All produced by me, everything." Whilst the success of Oberg's collection means that it's no longer viable for her to make each piece herself, she tries to keep as close to the original concept as possible.
Simple, classic shapes are re-worked to incorporate interesting fabrics and unusual textures and each season the Von Sono collection is meticulously edited to include only the most essential pieces, "People don't need ten thousand skirts and trousers. If we make a skirt we want it to be a forever skirt, perfect for the wearer."
VPL
Posted 21/10/2011 October 2011
Former stylist Victoria Bartlett launched her lingerie inspired label VPL in 2003 with the tagline, 'underwear, outerwear, anywhere'. Bartlett's utility influenced collections bridge the gap between lingerie and loungewear, attracting high profile fans such as Gwen Stefani and Jennifer Aniston.
Former stylist Victoria Bartlett launched her lingerie inspired label VPL in 2003 with the tagline, 'underwear, outerwear, anywhere'. Bartlett's utility influenced collections bridge the gap between lingerie and loungewear, attracting high profile fans such as Gwen Stefani and Jennifer Aniston.
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