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There was a time when women had to wear corsets and crinolines, flounced petticoats and chemise-like skirts. And there was a time, when everything in the world of fashion changed. A new form of femininity was born - one that spoke of freedom, independence and experimentation; one that followed the body’s natural curves without moulding it and one that evoked endlessness.

Today only a few designers know the ancient Japanese technique that can change a woman’s silhouette in the most amazing and mystical way, creating a simplified body-clinging effect.

One of them is the Swiss-Japanese designer Kazu Huggler, whose garments re-create the kimono pattern with a rare purity and artistic expression. She also creates the prints for her garments on her own, inspired by Japanese symbols and fables. Her garments speak volumes and Kazu herself is an amazing story teller.

To see how she designs her couture collections and hear the stories behind the curtains of her Atelier we invite you for a small Apero at her studio in Zurich on the 23d of June. For more information contact [email protected] or register at: http://www.amiando.com/JLVNJJK