"PROJECT D" - A YOUNG FASHIONED BRAND THAT THE REAL LADIES LEAD. TABITA DESIGNER SOMERSET WEBB AND DANNY MINOUG OPERATE THE ROMANTIC OF ORDERING IN THE STYLE OF DIOROVSKY NEW BOW, THEIR DRESSES ARE ELEGANT, EASY, WITH AN UNSTRESSIBLE RETRO PAL.
The expansion of Project D dresses began from two continents, apparently providing for the resistance of women in jeans.
Tabitha hails from the UK, where Pippa Middleton is a reflection of the brand's style, while Danny, like her famous sister Kylie, is from Australia.
Do you really think that the dress is the basis of the wardrobe?
Tabitha: I believe that the utility of the dress is underestimated. You can go to work in a dress, and in the evening, supplementing it with bright accessories, look great at a party.
Our mission in the fashion world is much more responsible than it seems, we want to revive the love of dress. Even more - to a lifestyle that would not allow you to think about jeans.
A modern woman chooses clothes that are equally comfortable and elegant. Can a dress meet these criteria?
Tabitha: Our main concern is to create perfect patterns. Project D dresses - for real women, for those who have breasts and curvaceous.
Indeed, in fashion magazines there are entirely thin models, and a girl with a 50th size, leafing through the pages, tries these things on herself, thinking that she will be good in them, like them. And we make it truly possible.
Danny: We do things based on selfish interests - we create dresses that we ourselves want to wear.
Not only that, we must be sure that they will look great on us.
How do you feel in the modern world of fashion, which was occupied by male fashion designers?
Tabitha: We are both socially active mothers, a business woman. I think we are a new kind of woman. We work, but at the same time we maintain our femininity. Our example proves that you can remain strong and smart even in a dress.
Danny: Actually, the big problem is that many women are afraid to enjoy fashion. But fashion, in principle, was created for entertainment. This is what we are trying to convey to our customers.
