The collection is characterised by the use of a wide range
of fitted silhouettes, exotic feathers and rhinestones.
Working with draped textiles such as lace and silk, Fleur creates the lustre and opulence in her garments.
Working with draped textiles such as lace and silk, Fleur creates the lustre and opulence in her garments.
Originally from Ghana, Fleur has added a touch of her own heritage
by incorporating an ancient Ghanaian Adinkra symbol (Ram’s Horns, which stands
for humility and strength) as her company logo.
An interpretation of the symbol is shown along the side of the simple but dramatic red dress below, with the sleeve ruffles also emmulating the horns.
An interpretation of the symbol is shown along the side of the simple but dramatic red dress below, with the sleeve ruffles also emmulating the horns.
Key pieces in the current collection include:
The Navy French
Lace Dress – a delicate and feminine cocktail dress, constructed with a
delicately cut out lace overlapping an airy silk fabric.
The gold and black Flower Dress – A very
feminine looking silk dress which has a cool vintage “Sex And The City” look.
It has a pleated top with black and gold overlay and a high fitted taffeta
waistline to enhance the feminine features.
The dress with the zippers is amazing.
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