Sorry for the barrage of photos. It's just so weird for me to find a label that I've somehow never heard of before, and yet I instantly feel at home when I do, as I love practically every single piece. Through my new favorite blog, Haute Macabre, I've just discovered Vancouver-based Mandula. The beautiful Hungarian-born designer behind the label, Hajnalka Mandula, is inspired by nature and minimalism, resulting in the most gorgeous organic designs. The colours, draping, asymmetric hems, layer-ability, and somewhat quirky details really meet all my fashion needs. Sigh.
Tuesday, October 27, 2009
Mandula
Sorry for the barrage of photos. It's just so weird for me to find a label that I've somehow never heard of before, and yet I instantly feel at home when I do, as I love practically every single piece. Through my new favorite blog, Haute Macabre, I've just discovered Vancouver-based Mandula. The beautiful Hungarian-born designer behind the label, Hajnalka Mandula, is inspired by nature and minimalism, resulting in the most gorgeous organic designs. The colours, draping, asymmetric hems, layer-ability, and somewhat quirky details really meet all my fashion needs. Sigh.
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