As we move into a new year and start making new intentions and healthy habits, you may also start to think about refreshing your closet for a 2023 reset.
Since the global pandemic, we’ve all started approaching fashion and the way we dress in a new light, fashion isn’t about being on trend as much as it use to be and there is a sense of developing an original sense of style from brands that tell a story and take a sustainable approach to dressing.
And so, these designers are paving their own way offering unique looks that suit every personality and individual style.
Emirates Woman has curated a list of the ones to watch and keep on your radar this year.
Esse Studios
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Australian designer Charlotte Hicks founded Esse Studio’s after becoming frustrated by the sheer volume of waste produced by the Fashion industry. On a mission to produce-lasting womenswear, the Zimmerman designer alumni creates slow-release capsule collection’s intended to be interchangeable and fluid. The ready to-wear lifestyle brand is designed for the woman who takes a considered approach to style and consumes fashion in a mindfully conscious way.
For more information visit EsseStudios.com
Nensi Dojaka
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A Central Saint Martin’s graduate, Albanian Nensi Dojaka has gathered significant attention from the fashion industry and models alike including Bella Hadid often seen wearing the label on red carpets. Constructed of sheer, layered fabrics and deconstructed silhouettes and raw exposed seams are the foundation of the collection. Dojaka draws inspiration from surrealism and designs to challenge conventional notions of female beauty resulting in a collection of dresses and separates with delicate details with a rebellious nonchalant flair.
For more information visit Nensidojaka.com
Another Tomorrow
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Founded by Vanessa Barboni Hallik after taking a sabbatical from her finance career to grow her understanding of responsible environmental and social practices. Another Tomorrow is built on modern business principles of community, transparency, and organic scarcity. Every decision is guided by a value system based on three pillars – human, animal, and environmental welfare. The refined ready-to-wear collection reflects easy tailoring and timeless staples suited for the modern warrior. Designed to be lasting wardrobe staples to flatter many forms and reinvent the luxury landscape one piece at a time.
For more information visit Anothertomorrow.co
Sa Su Phi
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Sa su Phi is the luxe new knitwear brand to add to your radar from former Valextra CEO Sara Ferrero and Artistic Director Susanna Cucco. Named after the duo’s respective initials the label aims to create versatile and wearable pieces that adapt to our needs. The knitwear-focused collection is crafted in Italy from sumptuous cashmere and mohair. Key pieces such as cardigans, capes and turtlenecks in primary colours outline the collection, the knitwear centric brand is perfect for traveling and layering over tailoring for the cooler months ahead.
For more information visit Sasuphi.com
Lurline
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Winners of the Fashion Trust Arabia prize and Matches Fashion sponsorship, Lurline is created by sisters Siham and Sarah Albinali, based in Saudi Arabia with a focus on contemporary fashion with daring and feminine cuts, creating modern techniques in unique creations. The label has a strong ethos in sustainability blurring the lines between couture and ready-to-wear. Championing a fearless viewpoint through timeless pieces, expect embellished colourful styles adorned with feathers and considered tailoring.
For more information visit Lurlineofficial.com
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