Fans of local slow fashion brand Mahsa will be delighted to know its new release - the first in two years - is now available, launching online and via stockists from today.
Since launching her label back in 2015, designer Mahsa Willis has worked on creating a fashion brand that encourages a conscious approach to dressing, harnessing the way people dressed in generations past, with a focus on natural textiles and taking care of your clothes.
Prior to starting her label, Mahsa worked as a film producer, and has worked alongside revered fashion designer Marilyn Sainty.
“Mahsa is timeless and sustaining - love letters to women who live with an open heart and feel things true and tenderly,” she says upon the new release.
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Eschewing the traditional seasonal model, this latest ‘Mood’ is her fourth, entitled ‘Enduring Nature’, and is a continuation of Mahsa’s main objective to create timeless clothes that encourage the wearer to take better care of their garments and the planet.
Compelling and familiar clothes for extraordinary times - the label's distinctive nostalgic aesthetic is one approach to dressing that feels relevant.
Signature garments like the voluminous Bow blouse and relaxed suiting make a welcome return, but it’s the fresh additions that help define this new era for the brand.
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Advertise with NZME.A billowing silk shirt featuring a delicate watercolour print and nostalgic cotton voile blouse with a sailor collar are two stand out pieces, the latter working perfectly tucked into a pair of dinner trousers or your favourite jeans.
The collection is supported by a campaign photographed by New Zealand photographer Derek Henderson photographed at the iconic Treetops House by Peter Muller, in Palm Beach, Sydney.
Mahsa Mood 4: Enduring Nature is available from selected stockists and at Mahsa.co.nz.