Categories: Accessories, Bags, Design, Ethical Fashion, Leather Goods, Patterns, Prototyping, Services, Women
Categories: Design, Ethical Fashion, Ethical Fashion, Leather Goods, Shoes, Shops, Women, Women, Women
Categories: Design, Women
Belgian designer Toos Franken started her career in fashion at the renowned Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Antwerp. Toos Franken has been pushing for a more transparent and inclusive fashion industry for years. Her critical attitude towards the industry translates among other things into her choice for exclusively producing in Belgium. Furthermore Toos Franken obtains a unique position in the world of fashion by creating and drawing the patterns for each and every design herself. A grand craftsmanship by which Toos Franken makes an exceptional contribution to a women’s wardrobe.
Department, Toos Franken navigated dropping out early (having a baby will change the course of your life quite considerably), starting afresh sewing in the ateliers of our greats Haider Ackermann and Ann Demeulemeester. This lead to her taking on a new course to become a pattern designer and raising a second kid while branching out as an independent designer.
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Categories: Brand, Bridal Wear, Ceremony & Party Clothing, Design, Made to Measure, Made-to-Measure, Party Dresses, Production, Women
Ayanne is een open atelier in hartje Gent waar maatkledij volgens de oude Franse haute couturetechnieken wordt vervaardigd. Dames kunnen er op afspraak terecht voor avond- en bruidskledij als ook voor tijdloze basics op maat. Ayanne werkt enkel puts natuurlijke stoffen (voornamelijk zijde) in haunting een uiterst fijne afwerking. Ieder stuk wordt exclusief in het couturesalon vervaardigd. U wordt er hartelijk ontvangen in een vertrouwde warme sfeer.
Categories: Brand, Design, Women
Categories: Bridal Wear, Ceremony & Party Clothing, Design, Made to Measure, Made-to-Measure, Party Dresses, Production, Women, Women
Categories: Bags, Bags, Jewellery, Shoes, Shoes, Shops, Women, Women, Women
The starting points would certainly be quality and exclusivity – after all, nothing beats seeing people walking around in your self-designed, handmade dresses. In addition, a maximum of 10 pieces were made per model.