Ingot Kaftan

Ingot KaftanThis kaftan is inspired by a beaded dress from the 1920s, which was beaded with patterns in the Egyptian Revival style, an aesthetic trend popular in America throughout the nineteenth and into the twentieth century. 1920s. "Egyptomania" was fanned by archaeological discoveries throughout the decade, especially of the tomb of Tutankhamun in 1922. We reproduced the beaded geometric patterns on silk crepe for this style, which took 60 hours of hand

This short sleeve shirt is inspired by a 1920s dresser scarf

This short sleeve shirt is inspired by a 1920s-1930s tablecloth

The fish patch

This short sleeve shirt is inspired by an unfinished quilt top from the 1900s

repeating patterns on the fabric sacks used to store and sell bulk foods

with its ripple hem and crocheted zipper pull

This shirt is inspired by a souvenir tee from the late 20th century

they feature double-front pleating and a snap closure

circa 1920s-1930s

This dress is a historical reproduction of a beaded dress from the 1920s

who wore the original puffers to hike to Everest Base Camp

We reproduced the silhouette