Maison Bent | Women's clothing | pu·rist

The bespoke label celebrates the “Femme du Monde”, defying Jamaican’s woman archetype across contemporary culture. Inspired by the Windrush movement of the 1960s, the London-based label has married Jamaican heritage ever remarkably, nurturing a fondness that vulcanises clean lines and crisp cuts through a refreshing DNA of luxury.

Clothing is executed in a sweeping palette of neutrals and husky hues with minor flashes of seditious colours.

It’s the kind of collection that references the power of minimalism with a gallant tonal edge.

Within the precise crisp wools, gentle shapes and harmoniously-cut drapery, tailoring informs a narrative of hyper-femininity, epitomising depth and soothed ease. Woollen details are integrated to highlight a perception of sartorial endurance. This collection isn’t showing-off material; rather, it’s about reasserting a dialogue between the woman and her femininity. Fabrics are ethically-sourced, deriving from Shepherd’s Bush market, London, where the designer was used to accompany her grandparents in her youthful age.

Maison Bent’s iterations offer workmanship and individuality, striving towards an update in classic silhouettes that transcend conventionality.

The intention of this label continues to foster the true meaning of modern luxury, championing elegant wit and delicate oddness, for a wardrobe that fears not.