DEA KUDABIL

The brand DEA KUDIBAL was founded in 2003 with a collection of exclusive scarves and shawls made from vintage fabrics. Spring 2008 saw the launch of the first DEA KUDIBAL clothing line with feminine prints, playful colors, and flattering silhouettes as the brand's DNA. As the brand developed, stretch silk quality has become a signature for DEA KUDIBAL. The luxury of the quality, along with the great durability has made the stretch silk an essential part of every collection.

A fascination for the ethnic culture has always been a part of the brand's identity, hence the exclusive materials and refined handmade details such as embroidery and beadings. The look is sophisticated, luxurious, and feminine but still with eye-catching details.

The collections give you the opportunity to create your Dea Kudibal look whether it is feminine, edgy, or casual. Each season new unique and exclusive prints are designed with love in Copenhagen. From developing the artwork and perfecting the colours to making the final touches, every single print plays a part in the telling of a poetic tale.

DEA KUDIBAL

'Fall 25
The timeless allure of the oriental world has always been an enduring inspiration for designers in the west, particularly at Dea Kudibal where the craftsmanship, style and understated elegance are reinterpreted with a Scandinavian sensibility to create something truly special. For this collection, the colour palette and prints look to the subtle beauty of a Japanese garden on an autumn morning with the flowers, leaves and trees seen through a mist that renders them soft and poetic. Delicate shades of rosewater pink, porcelain white, dove grey and pale blue capture the light when in signature silk blouses and give an air of sophistication to the many printed dresses. Bold kimono-inspired lotus blooms acquire a new sense of femininity when rendered in soft tones of blue whilst fern leaves in warm autumnal tones and chrysanthemum flowers mixed with paisleys on a jacquard base create equally beautiful effects. Elsewhere cherry blossom is recoloured into hues of indigo for a fresh take on an Asian motif.'