Tailoring has long been a wardrobe staple, ever since women started wearing suits in the late 19th century. But no brand has quite approached it the way Liberowe has: drawing from Indian menswear—the rich embroideries, diamonds and pearls of the Maharajas—and filtering it through a lens of 1970s Parisian style, comfort and androgyny. The London-based label is the current obsession of many a fashion fan, the Raja jacket chief among the reasons why.
Here, founder Talia Loubaton shares what life really looks like behind the scenes, from daily routines and studio essentials to the lessons learned while building one of the most talked-about new fashion brands around.
