Designer Natalie Martin‘s search for unique fabrics brought her to Bali, where she was exposed to hand batik printed silk. Her collection of printed and embroidered caftans and dresses was born from the time honored Indonesian process of manual wax-resist dying. Designs on silk are painted with wax and then placed in a dye bath where everything, other than the waxed designs, are dyed. The wax is removed by boiling in water and the fabric is dried by the sun, making all of Natalie’s designs unique and distinctive. I’m crazy for the indigo prints but honestly, any of her lightweight and breezy pieces are just perfect for packing along on a holiday getaway!
(Natalie Martin available at Barneys New York)
Wow, such stunning patterns, and to think how much work was put into them! Amazing!
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I would love to try one of those dresses on, they are beautiful! I love the colors and they look so light and comfy. Also wish I could learn how to make dresses like these
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Beautiful prints, perfect for holiday.
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Exotic prints and flare silhouettes are the best for a relaxed resort look, love these designs! Thanks for sharing!
Prudence
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This is all so so gorgeous!
xo
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Gorgeous designs. And dresses. love the long ones. wow beautiful lost wax technique
I love these prints ! Where can I buy??
That hair is stunning and I love the way those tops flow. Great style girlie!
XO, Jessi
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Wet can I buy them n rings
Do you have store that I can. Visit on LA? Love your clothes and want send to my pregnant daughter in the sniffle East.