Meet the Women Who Designed Our World

Meet the Women Who Design Our World

Clothing tags tell you where, but we believe it's more important you know who. This International Women's Day, meet the designers who boldly embrace their unique perspectives, confidently showing us their many facets of creativity, resilience, and womanhood.

Dres sing for Every Version of You | Clara Asea

Clara Asea | Dressing for Every Version of You

"As women, we have as many moods as activities."

Clara designs for women's multifaceted lives. The former Maison Kitsuné creative director creates versatile Fabrique pieces that transition effortlessly between settings.

Color Brings Confidence | Silvia Antognozzi

"I wanted to express a woman who is dynamic, unafraid to wear bright and bold garments.."

Silvia creates for women who are unafraid to stand out. She mixes vibrant colors and diverse fibers that capture the playful spirit, inviting you to embrace color as confidence.

Details Tell Your Story | Katiuscia Valente

"For me, uniqueness is freedom of expression..."

Inspired by modern architecture, Katiuscia with former experiences at Balmain and D&G, creates clean lines with thoughtful details where black mostly dominates, softened by vanilla, cappuccino and ice blue accents for her Fabrique collection.

Finding Beauty in What Others Throw Away | Ksenia Schnaider

" .. created for those who value spirit over materialism, allow self-expression through consciously crafted clothing."

Ksenia transforms discarded denim into fashion statements. From her Kyiv studio, she repurposes 5.3 tons of jeans annually into reconstructed pieces with irregular cuts and classic shapes.

Finding yourself through fashion can be joyful | Hanna Yoo

"I simply want people to feel happy wearing my designs.."

"Hanna Yoo's "Shadow Play" collection for Fabrique merges sculptor Alberto Giacometti's elongated figures with playful surrealism. "I hope it gives them confidence and freedom to express themselves." says the celebrated Korean designer.

Their stories remind us that when others express themselves authentically, they create spaces for others to do the same. And we hope these introductions inspire conversations about the power of personal expression and how celebrating our differences ultimately connects us—it's about celebrating who we are.

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