Get inspired: focus on Belgian brands
We have never supported our locals more than right now. We have started seeing our local shops and labels in a new light. Interest in Belgian independents has soared, as they show their value in terms of unique offering and convenience. Get inspired for a new fashion season thanks to MMBSY's Belgian labels.
Belgian brands @ JUTTU
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Belgian retail concept JUTTU is home to innovating Belgian fashion, beauty, deco and food brands. CKS, Antwrp, Komono, Dame Blanche, Wearable Stories and Nathalie Vleeschouwer, just to name a few. The Pop-Up Space hosts multiple smaller brands per year. Until mid-February, Belgian knitwear brands Leselles (images above), and MAY receive the platform.
Caroline Biss
Timeless and effortless looks with a sassy twist: Caroline Biss gives into the safari craze. Create a look by pairing simple khaki or beige tops or bottoms with uplifting prints. Add your own favorite everyday (or not so everyday) essentials. Giraffe clogs, anyone? Read more about it here.
Améline by Mayerline
Inspiration for Mayerline's more laidback line Améline? An active, happy-go-lucky woman who's always in for a touch of romance. A stylish chick, who sports trendy outfits from business meeting tot cocktail hour. This season, she wants to be seen in cool color blocking and fun animal prints. See all images here.
Lore Van Keer
To celebrate the first decade of the label, Lore Van Keer released a very special collection that blends memories and timeless design into 10 unique new pieces. 10 classic LVK designs, re-imagined. Read more about it here.
Mayerline
Comfortable collections with a perfect fit for contemporary, style-conscious women who want to shine at any time of the day: Belgian fashion house Mayerline in a nutshell. This season, the brand focuses on sustainable fabrics and looks that make summer getaways feel that much closer. See all images here.
Diamanti Per Tutti
For the SS21 collection, Belgian jewelry brand Diamanti Per Tutti collaborated with Hong Kong based jewellery designer and socialite Sarah Zhuang. Known for designing innovative and multifunctional jewellery, Sarah created a versatile collection with the - appropriate for current times - theme ’Unity’. Read more about it here.
LolaLiza
Thanks to LolaLiza, 2021 starts off playful and on-trend. From comfy homewear to oversized shirts and dresses with flower and animals prints: this Belgian fashion brand promises a wild, but equally stylish spring. Read more about it here.
Lee Cooper
Shopping locally and sustainably is what binds Belgian deim brand Lee Cooper and Belgian concept store JUTTU. They co-created an ECO CAPSULE collection which focuses on natural denim: jeans in its purest form, without coloring. The collection will be available in all JUTTU stores from the end of February. Read more about it here.
JBC
The communion and spring celebrations are a milestone for many children and their parents. Often as a first real dress-up moment in a child's life. Sadly, festivities were postponed and chosen outfits were stored in the closet. Belgian brand JBC absolutely wants to prevent that happening this spring and introduces the communion Corona insurance. A smart and sustainable solution, thanks to which parents can exchange the bought communion clothes free of charge until the end of May. Read all about it here.
