"There are many ways to interpret brand integrity and sustainability," Vesper says. "I count my small batch, New York made operation as one proverbial tick mark, and I count my sometimes-use of vintage material as another. But at the end of the day, I believe the most incorruptible aspect of a fashion brand comes from the specialness and intentionality of the garments. I make clothes that are special to people.”...(Read More)

On a chilly October day in Mia Vesper's pop-up in Manhattan, the sunlit space is filled with colorful trench coats made from Mexican wedding blankets and sturdy...(Read More)

“Of course I stayed up!” beams New York designer Mia Vesper over the phone. Her all-nighter is thanks to Beyoncé’s new visual album Black Is King, which was released on Disney+ at 3 a.m. today...(Read More)

NYC-based designer Mia Vesper, known for her commitment to recycling, collaborated with Bey's stylist Zerina Akers to create this custom one-shoulder gown with hand-tacked, Grecian-style draping and a cutout just above the hip. The dress is accompanied by fingerless gloves, a shirred neck muffler, a one shoulder tiered cape, and a large headpiece, all rendered in the same stretch rayon lurex plissé fabric as the dress...(Read More)

“For me it’s about finding a way to bridge all of my color tones and styles into one person’s identity,” she said of the collection’s beginnings. “That’s how people dress, right, all these disparate elements that come together and form one soul.”...(Read More)

On the final day of New York Fashion Week this February, everyone arrived to the always-anticipated Marc Jacobs show and...(Read More)

Upcycling, the practice of turning used fabrics into new high fashion garments, is currently captivating the fashion world. In Paris, Vetements upcycled fur coats at its Fall 2017 runway show...(Read More)