South Australia, this one’s for you! (FINALLY, we hear you cheer). Up-and-coming designer Kalila Stewart-Davis is showing the big guns how it’s done with her newly hatched, short run fashion label Namoi Designs, prettily incorporating recycled textiles, designer remnants and natural fibres into every stitch. Her latest collection, Legend of The Humming Bird, is packed full of free forms and bright colours, reclaimed beading and trims, and hand painted textiles, all focused, says Kalila, on celebrating “the essence of multiculturalism and the vitality of colour.” To check out her range in person head to The Mushroom Boutique in Croydon, SA, otherwise browse her lovely work online here.
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