Sarah Regensburger, a German-born, London-based fashion designer quashes established conceptual boundaries of fashion by effortlessly combining sensual silhouettes with edgy metropolitan patterns in unexpected stylistic combinations of modern art and resolutely feminine flavours.
Sarah Regensburger
Sarah Regensburger combines modern art with the inspiration of the world’s diversity of cultures. Compelling stories of our tribal origins and our connection with mother nature.
Inspired by her travels and visiting several tribes around the world, Sarah uses her references about different cultures for each collection of the label.
“Raising up with two different cultures, diversity it is very important to me and I want to showcase this in my collection as well as the deep connection we have with nature. That’s why our focus is to create a collection which is less harmless for the planet,”
The designer label careful choice of sustainable and animal-free fabrics as well as fair production made in Europe, represents a strong, independent woman that is not afraid to stand out.
Inspired by cultural diversity and mother nature, Sarah Regensburger believes that we can do something good with fashion. Nurturing transparency in fashion, the label’s primarily focuse is on fair production and handmade products.
Moreover, being vegan herself, Sarah Regensburger’s creations are 100% animal and cruelty-free with all our pieces made in the UK, Poland or in Germany, using thoughtfully sourced fabrics and materials.
Sarah Regensburger exquisite creations brings back the concept of laidback luxury in stunning amalgamations of past traditions with present-day concepts, spurred by the world’s diversity of cultures, as compelling stories of our tribal origins and return to the mother nature.
Diffusing sublime finishes and sensual silhouettes through careful choices of luxurious and yet vegan and eco-friendly materials, the brand’s creations, from the chic jackets to its diaphanous dresses, are superb narratives of indulgence and extravagance.
