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Introduction In an era dominated by fast fashion and mass production, the art of dressmaking stands as a testament to the enduring power of craftsmanship. This intricate process, characterized by patience, passion, and dedication, not only preserves traditional techniques but also adapts them to contemporary tastes. The creation of a dress through such methods transcends mere clothing production; it becomes an act of artistic expression. The Essence of Craftsmanship Craftsmanship in dressmaking is a journey that begins with a vision and culminates in a garment that tells a story. This journey is marked

Weddings are a time of joy and celebration, an opportunity to create unforgettable memories. However, they also come with a significant environmental footprint. One area where this impact is profoundly felt is in the choice of wedding attire, especially wedding dresses. Sustainable wedding dresses have emerged as a response to this challenge, offering brides a chance to walk down the aisle not just in style, but also in alignment with eco-friendly principles. Finding Your Sustainable Wedding Dress: - Consider the Style and Fabric : Decide what style suits you and what fabric

In a world that often showcases an idealized version of beauty, it's essential to remember that every woman's body is unique and beautiful in its own right. The journey to finding the perfect dress – one that not only fits but also celebrates your individual shape is an empowering experience. This guide is dedicated to helping women of all shapes and sizes find the dress that makes them feel confident, radiant, and true to themselves.   1. Celebrating Your Shape The first step in this journey is to embrace your body just as

Monika Nendaka is the creative director and founder of the brand Monika NDK launched in 2019. She is taking her first steps toward a world of fashion embracing the beauty of diversity. Her multicultural upbringing inspired her to spread awareness about the importance of equal representations in our society.  Originally from Congo,she was born and grew up in Belgium and lives in Italy since 2016. Back in the 80’s she had to face the lack of diversity and inclusivity at a very young age. Like many little girls she loved to play with her dolls