TFW diary: Juma takes to Thailand and Tibet for tribal inspiration
Brother and sister team Jamil and Alia Juma closed out day one of LG fashion week last night, sending those of us still standing (at 10:15pm) home to bed with dreamy visions of long fluid layers, slouchy silk pyjama suiting, and their signature tribal prints. Known for their flare for the exotic, the duo took to Thailand and Tibet for this season’s inspiration, incorporating silk-screened native tapestry designs and brightly patterned body hugging knits among a base collection of black and charcoal layering pieces. Standouts included a midnight blue and tangerine silk crop jacket and a double-layer geometric print skirt.
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Brother and sister team Jamil and Alia Juma closed out day one of LG fashion week last night, sending those of us still standing (at 10:15pm) home to bed with dreamy visions of long fluid layers, slouchy silk pyjama suiting, and their signature tribal prints. Known for their flare for the exotic, the duo took to Thailand and Tibet for this season’s inspiration, incorporating silk-screened native tapestry designs and brightly patterned body hugging knits among a base collection of black and charcoal layering pieces. Standouts included a midnight blue and tangerine silk crop jacket and a double-layer geometric print skirt.
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