Veronica De Piante’s debut collection featured a jacket that was the perfect embodiment of the designer herself: it was a double-breasted duchesse silk style with two flap pockets and a third on the left breast. Side. Then emerges from under the lapel a wide band of intricate black beading in a minimalist pattern created by artisans working in refugee camps in Jordan.
“Initially I thought, I’m going to take that beautiful embroidery from Jordan, and I’ll do, I don’t know, beach blouses and blouses,” she said in a statement with her husband. According to a preview appointment in the spacious West Village townhouse where he lives, the children and two lovely dogs. De Piante initially conceived the idea of launching the brand three years ago. “Obviously, that paused, and I’m glad it did because it gave me time to reflect and really think about what I wanted to do with it,” she explained. “I really thought, I thought, I don’t really wear those things. That’s not me.” Friends encouraged her to explore her point of view.
