Julia Heuer

There's a reason these types of stretch skirts are perennial winners in all wardrobes. Always in demand, always looks great, and goes with everything. A mid-calf length, which is often a hard length due to the human need to move ones legs, but the pleats are so stretchy it's not an issue. And it's not tight, it skims.

Ms. Heuer's work is generally one size fits most, with plenty of stretch and a variety of lengths and styles. This particular dress features horizontal hand pleats in the prominent sleeves, and vertical pleats in the body, all digitally printed. A limited edition style created with Shibori pleating.

Digitally printed stretch jersey, with ruffled trims at neckline and cuffs. Contrast seam lines, in a colorful pattern reminiscent of something computer-y. 

Ms. Heuer's work is inherently flexible, with plenty of stretch and the right fabrics designed to drape well on all types of figures. These trousers are hand pleated and digitally printed with original patterns. Straight legged, elastic waist.

Madeline stands 5'6".

Measurements:
Waist: 25”-40”
Rise: 13”
Inseam: 24”
Outseam (waist to hem): 37”

Ms. Heuer's work is generally one size fits most, with plenty of stretch and a variety of lengths and styles. This particular dress features vertical hand pleats, with a digital print of baroque jewels and patterns. It's more of a straight shape, but with plenty of stretch.

Madeline is a US 2 and stands 5'6". 

Measurements
Shoulders (seam to seam): 20” stretched
Length: 55”
Body width: 46” stretched
Sleeve (seam to cuff): 23”

Supremely light, sleeveless top in poly chiffon. Vertical hand pleated, digital print with original pattern of baroque jewels and charms. Designed as one size, fitting well on all types of figures in its own way.

Madeline is a US 2.

Measurements
Shoulders (edge to edge): 20” stretched
Length: 26”
Width: 46” stretched

18k gold plated hoop with hand-painted ceramic, shell-inspired. Sold as single.