"Stylist for prestigious French fashion magazines and travel enthusiast Guylaine Tilleau Has Created HAND.SO.ON one line of luxurious sarees upcycled in urban clothing or beachwear traditional fabrics. Come from India of Mauritania and Indonesia the nobility embroidery joins that of the process all the joints are handmade in thread of vegetable silk we wear these unique pieces in an open dress in a shirt, under a jacket. On the heart. "

"ETHNIC CHIC
Editor of fashion Guylaine Tilleau is in love with ethnic tissues of Indonesian sarongs To Sarees Mauritanians that she Sources during of its many trips and to which she Gives a new life. In the face of the success of these original pieces she launched her brand HAND.SO.ON who proposes to sublime kimonos tunics and other hand embroidered pieces. The bohemian touch elegance Perfect for the beach this summer. "

Traditional Japanese garment, the kimono literally means "thing that one wears on oneself". To wear it in the rules of the art also requires a minimum of knowledge and practice. If only to know how to drape it and tie it. Source of inspiration for the creators (Yves Saint Laurent in the years 70, then John Galliano) who have reappropriated it, the ethnic garment revisits the classic silhouette, hides some areas of the body and puts others in light. This is the same for saris from India, Indonesia or Mauritania, which still protect the body of women from heat. Sensual, enigmatic and exotic, the ethnic garment responds to a need for authenticity, exclusivity and emotion, values that are sorely lacking in today's fashion. 

"How much does it take to travel before the evidence does not jump you in the case of Guylaine Tilleau difficult to count them as she traveled the world for the needs of her stylist job. Always she returned the suitcases stuffed with fabrics ethnic vintage that fascinated her that she sourced then compulsive but without neurosis and then she was putting in her closets. Until the day when her husband dared to ask her what she was going to do, she had to invent an answer: she would recycle those saris from Mauritania India or Indonesia. She turns them away so now to create story-laden pieces that celebrate the beauty of matter in cotton silks or poplins softened by their past lives. But with the will to respect the genius of the motives and the greatness of the hand that composed them it would have been a pity to Sacrifice. If the forms are voluntarily simple, dresses, kimono, Kurta , skirt and top, ingeniously unique size it's to better reveal their past, their delicacy and their ennobment by artisans Moroccan came to embroider the sons of Sabra seams and borders for the nobility and the fallen. And if the name of his HAND.SO.ON collection Has the English accent to be translated by "et caetera" it's because it evokes in a blink of eye some idea of continuity recycling and a locker room world where an cultures traditions and epochs melt in grace "

"VIVA VINTAGE!
Kimono's handgeborduurdes Sari s in Sarongs van Vintage lappen STOF in Stuk Voor STUK unique piece Dat is heel samengevat summier the French
HAND.SO.ON Coole Recycling ten top en ook mooi puts jeans in Blazer "

"Forget the ethnic austerity. Guylaine Tilleau, fashion magazine stylist, creates a new label HAND.SO.ON.  Saree, sarong and Kurta have not ever been so sensual. We're cracking for Bohemian spirit, luxury that one mix match with cowboy boots and a belt. SO irresistible!