Designers
Cloth with a point of view.
If you design — couture, ready-to-wear, bridal, menswear, textile, or adornment — the house wants to see the work, not a promise of the work.
Apply as a designer
The disciplines
Bring the collection you would defend.
We are not sorting by trend. We are looking for a hand. One strong look can say more than a rail of almost.
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Couture
Evening cloth, made to be seen once and remembered. Construction that holds up under a spotlight.
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Ready-to-wear
Clothes a person could actually live in, cut with the same ambition as a showpiece.
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Textile
Print, weave, dye, bead. The surface is the design. Show us the cloth before it becomes a garment.
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Menswear
Tailoring with a temperature. Suits, sets, and cloth that does not apologise for pattern.
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Adornment
Headwear, jewellery, and the objects that finish a look. If it changes the silhouette, it belongs.
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Bridal
Ceremony, not costume. Gowns and ensembles for the day someone wants to be unmistakable.
If you are chosen
What the house actually offers.
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A critical eye
A reading of the collection: what is working, what is decoration, what should lead.
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A model and a room
Styling, fit, and time with someone who can wear the clothes as they were imagined.
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A place on the runway
A presentation in front of an audience, not a folder that never leaves the table.
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Photographs
Pictures of the work you can send onward, with your name attached to them.
Designers
Send the work. We will answer.
A name, a city, a discipline, and a way to see the clothes. That is enough to begin.
Apply as a designer