13 Designers, 6 countries – Part 3
Verandah breeze: Today's white shirt dress withvoluminous sleeves and flirty skirt.
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August 15, 2020

13 Designers, 6 countries – Part 3

A Quiet Space – Meiling Esau for Meiling Inc

SO closes the chapter on the Observer’s history-making, first-ever, multi-location virtual fashion show.

The historic multi-location virtual fashion show introduced 13 compelling narratives that ran through each collection. Emerging brands showed alongside the established, commanding style stories that were at once bold, respectful of heritage and forwardthinking.

Meiling Esau for Meiling Inc

“A Quiet Space”: A capsule collection.

Inspired by my days spent observing the world, from my verandah, as it came to a halt.

The lace, tuck, embroidery and other details echo the lines, details and architecture of my home.

Menswear designed by Anthony Reid for Meiling.

Meiling Inc

Website: www.meilinginc.com

E-mail: meiling@meilinginc.com

Tel: 1-868-627-6975/2122

Instagram: @meilinginc

Verandah breeze: Today’s white shirt dress withvoluminous sleeves and flirty skirt. (Photo: Natalie Hill)
A classic white cotton shirt tucked with eyelet insertsechoing the architectural fretwork. Linen shorts completethis perfect resort look. Designer Anthony Reid for Meiling
MeilingIncdesignerMeilingEsau
A resort hoodie coat in white voile teamed with whiteeyelet shorts.His, a sculpted zipped hoodie in crisp organdy.
Inspired by the lacy architecturalfret and lattice of my home,this dress detailed with insetsof Battenberg lace is perfectfor cool Caribbean evenings.Flynn’s shirt, a classic withsubtle detail stitching wornwith cotton brocadetrousers.
The cropped saucy kite shirt worn with cotton culottes, the perfect match for his resort look.
A perfect easy slouch jumpsuit with hand-stitched detail,perfect for time spent on verandahs.
Cool easy cotton, the classic tunic dress kite 2020
Summercool saucybustierwith alaceapron

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