“A distinctive couture aesthetic inspired by the glamour of Jazz Age flappers and the silver screen, paying modern homage to the elegance, freedom, and artistry of 1920s style, as embodied by icons Julia Faye and Louise Brooks.”

Julia Faye (1892–1966) – the silent screen’s understated glamour. With her sleek hair, elegant poise, and penchant for beaded headbands and flowing gowns, Faye embodied the sophisticated modern woman of the Jazz Age. Often cast as the alluring vamp or stylish socialite, she moved through Cecil B. DeMille’s films with effortless grace, turning every scene into a tableau of 1920s chic. A quiet icon of flapper elegance, she blended refined beauty with the era’s liberated spirit, leaving a lasting impression on both cinema and fashion history.

Louise Brooks (1906–1985) – the quintessential Jazz Age icon. With her sleek, jaw-length bob, striking eyes, and fearless presence, Brooks defined flapper glamour both on and off screen. Her beaded headbands, drop-waist dresses, and androgynous silhouettes captured the liberated spirit of the 1920s woman, blending modernity with cinematic elegance. Bold, independent, and unforgettable, she remains a timeless muse of style, youth, and the artistry of the silent film era.

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