New York to New Delhi
The one skirt being worn on chic streets.
There is a clarity to a well-made skirt. It's feminine, intentional and articulate. This one, in handwoven checks, is a classic that holds its shape without insisting on it. The gingham brings a sense of familiarity, but keeps it refreshingly modern.
Style It Your Way
Indian craft, but make it contemporary.
The embroidered patch pockets on artisanal denim against the handwoven check is a conversation between two crafts. Wear it open, wear it closed. Either way, someone will ask.
North X South
The gingham checks of South India hook up with the block print of Jaipur and together they produce a modern day Jane Austen look or the streets of Paris in summer. Crafted entirely by hand, by the artisans of India.
Two prints walk into a wardrobe.
The Meg's gathered floral voile over the June's handwoven red check - the kind of print-on-print that turns heads without trying too hard. An easy summer look that actually works all year around.
Checkmate Cliches
A weave on weave play is so much better than monotone co-ords. Wear them together and let the check do what check does best: create magic.
Two prints. One opinion.
Floral meets handwoven check — the kind of pairing that only works when both pieces are entirely sure of themselves. These two are.
Pairing with a plot twist.
Sometimes a t-shirt is the whole decision. But instead of pairing it with regular jeans, the June skirt elevates it to a considered look.
Redefining Casual Fridays
What can be more corporate than a linen jacket. What can be more casual than a classic gingham skirt. And yet, together they are a look that stamps your ability to put together looks others won't even think of.
The skirt that returns each season, unchanged, and still in vogue.
