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KELSE Presented SS22 Collection at London Fashion Week – 2021

KELSE ia a contemporary yet timeless brand that encapsulates the art of craftsmanship, where the love for design is fuelled by the appreciation of manual labor, free from gender barriers. With a deep focus on the artistry of the pieces resulting in high quality, sustainable designs all designed and manufactured in London. The collection has been directly inspired by the work of artist Georgia o’Keeffe, whose work largely involved paintings of enlarged flowers, and landscapes, encapsulating her feelings. Much like the work of o’Keeffe, the collection is centered around nature, with(90%) of the products being derived from natural source.

KELSE Presented SS22 Collection at London Fashion Week – 2021

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