We pride ourselves on finding the best independent designers around the world in order to bring you unique fashion finds you won’t find anywhere else. But of these original pieces, there’s another select group: the exclusives. From bags made with original textiles to hand-hammered bracelets, click here to discover pieces exclusive to Boticca and learn more about our talented designers.
We never pass up an opportunity to see our designers in action, but we are thrilled to be able to share their processes with you. In these four videos, you’ll see how a few of our designers select materials, work through their ideas and assemble some extraordinary pieces. From handmade leather bags to vintage-inspired hats, see how our designers use their talent and creativity to create extraordinary works of wearable art.
Berlin inspires this Italian trio’s scarves. “The scarves collections are a visual representation of the urban chromatisms and contemporary geometries that embrace this city,” the designers say, explaining that each vibrant scarf reflects their urban environment. Click here to learn more about the Marc Andersen team.
Handpicked by Sophia
M31 scarf by Marc Andersen
Meeting the designers really helped me understand their work – as artists with a fine art background, each scarf is a blank canvas for their art – with very limited edition runs of each design. This one is my absolute favorite – bombs & butterflies – hard and soft contrasts on delicate silk.
Marc Andersen’s scarf is one of many unique pieces found in the silk scarf selection on Boticca.
Another week, another influx of amazingly creative and unique designers.
Inspired by ancient body armor and Persian mosaic art, JamDesign necklaces are stunning statement pieces. Designer Sogol Jamdar uses a special technique to handcraft each necklace, and it takes days to create each piece. Wear a JamDesign necklace to let your inner warrior shine!
The Marc Andersen team designs limited-edition scarves with colorful, high-intensity prints that feature vivid graphics and geometric shapes. The team consists of two visual artists and one fashion designer, and the collection is inspired by Berlin.
Using a traditional Japanese knotting technique and silk kimono threads, Shingo Matsushita creates handmade jewelry that is delicate, yet resilient. Each intricate, colorful piece seamlessly combines modern and traditional styles.
Don’t think. Thinking is the enemy of creativity.Ray Douglas Bradbury
It’s self-conscious, and anything self-conscious is lousy.
You can’t try to do things. You simply must do.
