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:: Kall It Karma by Saxonne

By: Carmine Pascuzzi

A Winter ‘Wonderland’ is left behind, as the Saxonne sisters, and creators of Luxe Accessories, release their much anticipated Spring collection, igniting the warm flavours of the new season.

The new collection, named after the Buddhist law of ‘Karma’, combines the spiritual with a touch of the Mediterranean, showcasing feather prints, peacock colours, sequin embellishments and tasselled hems. Celebrating romance with floaty maxi dresses and lace minis, hints of love are reflected in the names of the garments themselves from the Honeymoon Maxi, to the Devoted To You mini dress.

Femininity is fused with summer spirituality in billowing silhouettes and embellished key season pieces. Mosaic prints derived from Tuscan tiling are mixed with colour washes in sky, cream, milk and sand, evoking thoughts of dreamy Mediterranean islands, crystal waters and romantic sunsets.

The quality of the range is impeccable with garments constructed from gypsy cotton, crepe silks, and beaded lace; every item detailed from its design, down to its embellishments and trims.

The Spring collection brings alive the Mediterranean goddess in every woman, and good Karma to your wardrobe.



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