about
Neisha's designs embrace an innate, strong femininity.
Drawing on powerful conceptual themes, her collections are inspired by the organic, combining an emphasis on structure and silhouette tailoring with a playful celebration of the female form in all its diversity.
All garments are ethically produced in her Melbourne studio.
events
5 September 2011
Neisha presents "Old Skin, New Skin" in association with Melbourne Spring Fashion Week
Thursday 8TH September, 4-9 PM
Campari House, 23 – 25 Hardware Lane, Melbourne
Neisha's exploration of sustainable and ethical clothing leaves her Brunswick studio to set up shop at Campari house in conjunction with Melbourne Spring Fashion Week.
One of a kind designs, created using zero-waste cutting techniques will be for sale on the night.
Join us for a drink and dress up and watch a live photoshoot unfold featuring the illustrious and soulful Candice Monique!
Beats provided by Lady Banton!
24 May 2011
Neisha Open Studio
1st Saturday of every month
Every Thursday 2 - 7pm
Come and delight in the creative sanctuary of Neisha's studio. Allow Neisha to style you in beautifully made clothing that will have you glowing from the inside out.
Entrance from the ally behind Ray Cafe,
332 Victoria St,
Brunswick
To arrange an appointment outside of Open Studio hours call: 0416 147 365 or email: neisha@neishaclothing.com
01 September 2010
Melbourne's own cult boutique label NEISHA is launching its new summer collection 'One Love' in conjunction with Campari House for Melbourne Spring Fashion Week on September 1st.
Inspired by designer Neisha Smith's travels in Gambia and Senegal, 'ONE LOVE' is a vivid and bold tribute to the spice and colour of West Africa, promising a fresh burst of vitality for Melbourne's streets this summer.
In keeping with the African vibration, the gorgeous sounds of local vocalist Aminata Doumbia and soul shaking moves from dancer Tariro will acompany the show, which will also feature footwear by Carissa Taramoeroa.
Featured fabrics from 'ONE LOVE' have been hand-dyed in Gambia and Senegal with 5% of all sales going towards building sustainable artistic business for the Bakau, Gambia community.
