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Indian artisan Anchal Ahuja designs this skirt with a pretty floral print to celebrate the spring season. Crafted from 100% viscose, the knee-length skirt features a screen printed floral pattern, two slit pockets embellished with sparkling sequins and embroidery, and frilly ruffles that add a touch of lighthearted fun. A cotton lining and an elasticized waist with a side zipper and eye hook add welcome details.

This preppy twist on classic plaid skirt will look fantastic with lady-like heels and even cooler with a pair of grungy combat boots. Cristina Villalobos designs it in a maxi length with a side slit in a pink, light blue, and navy plaid pattern. Pair it with a simple tank top for summer or a warm turtleneck sweater and tights for winter. The cool cotton blend knit makes it a great pick for travel.

Cristina's work draws inspiration from traditional Peruvian techniques and materials, contemporary styles, and retro glamour. She is currently juggling working as a designer with finishing school and raising her son.

India's Ritu Agnihotri pays homage to the vibrant city of Mumbai with a gorgeous garment featuring hand-block printed motifs typical of the elegant Kota Doria textiles. This cotton and silk midi skirt features a leafy redwood pattern layered on top of small navy circles. The skirt features an elastic waistband and a zipper closure on the side seam, allowing a comfortable fit. The hem ruffle is printed in a midnight hue with a combination of chevron and striped motifs.

Bring on those 70s vibes. Violeta Pacheco designs this lightweight cardigan with warm summer nights in mind using a soft and breathable cotton blend. A feminine peach and indigo stripe pattern runs across the chest and both sleeves. Try it tucked into high-waisted jeans or an a-line skirt for a cool, retro-inspired look.

Violeta Pacheco fell into the textile arts after working as an assistant for a well-known craftsman in Lima. After saving enough money to purchase her own knitting machines, she decided to take the leap into creating her own line of designs.