

Developed exclusively by Top Fabric of London, this organza combines 50% silk with 50% lurex in a crisp, translucent weave. Its ivory surface catches pale pink, mint and silver reflections as the light moves. Carefully shaped using the ML method, the delicate material retains its sheerness within a defined silhouette.
No.075


Woven from 100% cotton in Kurashiki, Japan, this indigo denim has a firm hand and a finely defined diagonal grain. The dense weave holds generous folds, with subtle variations in blue emerging across their curves. Its understated surface places the emphasis on texture, proportion and the construction itself.
No.047


This holographic fabric from India combines a 100% polyester base with a glossy polyurethane coating. Almost jet black in softer light, it reveals flashes of rainbow colour as the viewing angle changes. Sharp reflections follow the sculpted folds, giving the surface an almost liquid appearance within the structured ML silhouette.
No.104


This French polyester and PVC textile combines fine pleats with closely set gold ring sequins against black. Light catches their circular edges while the recessed folds remain dark. The pleated surface creates depth and a softly scalloped outline, with glints of gold appearing and disappearing as the angle changes.
No.103






























































