Embellishments and Embroidery has been used throughout the history of fashion, to decorate clothing and linen. It's not just a decoration but a form of communication. From using silk threads to add an extra layer of beauty to the beads and designing with the gold wire which is as rich as the metal itself. Decorating the royal robes to everyday clothes, from Indian work of art named Dabka to coming up with Moroccon inspired motifs, adding to it the Japanese beads and coming up with foliage patterns that mimic the root of the nature.
With a variety of collections from around the world Jasmine Bains is presenting you a collection in her own style.
Amaan Dhillon
FUTURE OF LUXURY IS SUSTAINABLE FASHION
Luxury buyers no longer just seek exclusivity and quality, but also transparency, ethical sourcing and eco-friendly practices. This shift is driving luxury brands to prioritize sustainability in order to meet the evolving demands of consumers.
ECO FRIENDLY FASHION ARTFORM
A SUSTAINABLY FASHIONABLE WAY OF LIVING
Eco-printing on mulberry silk creates unique, nature-inspired patterns. The prints can vary depending on the plant materials used, making each piece of fabric one of a kind. This can lead to stunning, organic designs that are highly valued in fashion and art.
