The everyday cotton of the atelier. Musola breathes; stretch holds. The fabric that makes a Samantha Sung dress feel like a second skin.

Silk in three temperatures. Taffta for structure. Velvet for the evening. The umbrella for the rarest fibers in the house.

Wool for the colder rooms. The weight that drapes the way only a wool can.

A house of velvets. Each one a different way of catching the light.

Linen for the summer. The fabric that finds the shape of the room and the wearer at the same time.

Taffta for the evening, the polished hour, the print that catches the light. Silk and poliamide weights, depending on the room.

The lightest hand in the library, drawn for the warm-weather wardrobe.

For when the silhouette is the story. Solid color across the silhouettes that started the house.