§ 001 / What We Build
- 01Hand-Finished ConstructionBias-cut gowns, French seams, bound interiors, hand-stitched buttonholes, hand-set hooks-and-eyes. Couture grade across every closure.
- 02Beadwork & EmbellishmentHand-beaded columns, sequin tuxedos, hand-set crystal, mirror-shard inlays, beaded veils. Beadwork on tulle, silk, organza.
- 03Corsetry & StructureHand-built corsets, bound steel boning, hand-stitched grommet panels. Structured cup with soft-touch interior.
- 04Bias & DrapeBias-cut silk gowns, draped jersey, slip dresses, fluid eveningwear. Pattern drafted to drape, not constructed flat.
- 05Print & EmbroideryHand-embroidered florals, baroque jacquards, hand-painted silk, sublimated technical jersey. European and Japanese mills.
- 06Fitting CyclesThree to five fit cycles for couture grade. Two for premium. We schedule against samples shipped to you or in-house body forms.
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§ Selected Work
Couture, evening, bridal-adjacent. Bias, beadwork, hand-finished construction. Photographed in salon, exterior, and on-form.
Frequently
Asked.
Do you do hand-finished couture?
Yes. Hand-pick stitch on edges, hand-set sleeves, hand-stitched buttonholes, bound interiors. French seams. Couture grade across the construction.
Can you handle beadwork?
Yes. Hand-beaded columns, sequin tuxedos, hand-set crystal, mirror-shard inlays, beaded veils. Beadwork on tulle, silk, organza.
What is the minimum?
Five units per style with design fee. Below five is bespoke pricing. Couture pieces are typically 5-10 units per style for capsule launches.
How many fittings?
Three to five for couture grade. Two for premium. Scheduled against samples shipped to you, or in-house body forms when remote.
Do you do bridal or evening?
Yes. Evening, bridal-adjacent, gala. Hand-built corsetry, bias-cut gowns, fluid drape, hand-beaded interiors.
How long is the timeline?
Twenty to twenty-four weeks for couture. Pattern, sample, fitting cycles, hand-finishing. Couture is the slowest category in the atelier; the slower pace is the point.
What about fabric and trim?
Italian wools, Japanese silks, French laces, Belgian satin. Custom embroidery and beadwork sourced through European and Japanese mills. Custom hardware MOQ 500+ units.