The Knot - Embrace the complexity of your entity

“If the entity IS then it is easier by looking at it to embrace its complexity, its density and its roughness. Here is revealed, similar to a knot, the Kroskel woman. Self-determined, free and whole. " This exploration begins once you have found your entity. My desire was to capture in one look all that is different, deep, diverse and moving in a Kroskel woman. Fabric dyed to a single shade of color for several days and then patiently woven by caring hands seemed to me ideal for representing this complexity. Dense, heavy, multiple and structured knots, which I hope live up to this woman.

Question 3

Technical description

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Short dress above the knees. The top of the dress is woven by hand with dyed fabric threads. The mid-length sleeves are puffy and sport at their ends a reminder of the dyed fabric used in the weaving of the top. The bottom is made of polyester muslin to bring lightness to this complex and refined piece.

Question 4

How to wear this piece ?

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The AUDE short dress will pair beautifully with flat shoes! You can also wear your ANTRE coat which adds a new shade of blue to your outfit.

Question 5

The little story of our stylist

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Question 6

Dyeing technique

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The initial dye is reminiscent of a constellation: on a white fabric, drops of wax are diffused using a broom. This is the beginning of the life of this fabric. Three techniques are necessary to achieve this result: rain, rectangular accordion folding, and shibori. It is therefore necessary to count 3 steps each lasting several hours to obtain this fabric.