dresses

Step out in style with this one-of-a-kind vintage fabric skirt, crafted in Thailand from repurposed Hmongtextiles. Each pleated panel features bold, brightgeometric hill tribe motifs—no two skirts are alike,making yours truly unique. The weighty cottonskirt is fully lined with a comfortable elasticwaist make it perfect for fall layering. A beautifulfusion of heritage and contemporary style

Adorn yourself in a masterpiece of tradition with this exquisite tunic where every thread tells a story of craftsmanship and elegance. India’s Isha Jain creates this awe-inspiring cotton garment showcasing the intricate beauty of Jamdani weaving, a heritage technique from Bangladesh honored by UNESCO. Delicate handwoven motifs grace the hem and sleeve borders complemented by elaborate block-printed designs around the neckline, creating a garment that is both a tribute to a rich legacy and a statement of refined style.

All you need to keep you warm, cozy and elegant this winter is a dapper sweater in a combination of black and azure hues featuring an openwork texture forming diamonds. Peruvian artisan Santos Cano designs the gallant crew neck garment made from a fine blend of alpaca, acrylic and wool yarns.

Those tropical days of rest and casual outings with friends will now have a comfortable complement. Bali's Donald Wira Putra crafts a buttoned cotton shirt in a palette of green, white, and black tones, forming a geometric batik pattern all over the garment. On top of that, it comes with a collared neckline and a handy pocket on the chest.

Spring awakens not only sweet sensations but also Ritu Agnihotri's immense creativity, motivating her to create a stylish series of garments inspired by this tender season. Working on cotton, the Indian artisan uses hand-block printing techniques to decorate this tunic, equipped with a buttoned-up henley neck, three-quarter-long sleeves, and an embroidered bodice. The pincheck pattern—made in black and white hues—adds a trendy look to the piece, making it perfect for any ensemble.